Neptune & its Moons Sounds

- LOOK OUT FOR THE ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE END 👀 -

Here we are, the Neptune & its Moons Sounds video!

My pro tips to enjoy this video further:
- Grab some snacks
- Lie down on your bed or beanbag, with your TV in good adjustment
- Turn on high quality, and turn off your room lights
- Enjoy!

Sound & other links:
Main video base: Neptune & its Moons Sounds || 2021 VE...
Neptune: The Neptune's sounds
Neptune's Rings (image credit to JWST): The Sounds of Ring System || Solar Sy...
Triton: Sound of Triton (Neptune moon)
Neptune's weather: Weather Sounds on Different Planets |...
Nereid: The Sounds of Nereid (Moon of Neptune...
The unconfirmed moon: Black Noise Black Screen 10 hours. Bl...
This is all the possible original sounds I could find.

The Premium Space Sounds project: Playlist
Kevin MacLeod song: Kevin Macleod ~ Blue Sizzle
Credits to all the original owners of the audio and visual sources.

Timestamps:

0:00 Intro

Neptune

0:33 Neptune
1:48 Surface of Neptune
2:00 Neptune's Great Park Spot
2:10 Neptune's Rings

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Moon's Neptune

2:35 Despina
2:50 Galatea
3:04 Halimede
3:13 Hippocamp
3:27 Laomedeia
3:37 Larissa
3:48 Naiad
4:03 Nereid
4:18 Neso
4:29 Proteus
4:41 Psamathe
4:51 Sao
5:01 Thalassa
5:17 Triton
5:55 Triton's Volcanic Eruption
6:06 c02N4
6:19 Announcement

Thanks to @Takokilker2004 for these!

Wikipedia article about Uranus' Moons: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moons_o...

c02N4: A sixth candidate for an irregular satellite of Neptune, designated 'c02N4', was discovered in a survey led by Matthew J. Holman on 14 August 2002, but was only seen again by the Very Large Telescope on 3 September 2002 before being lost thereafter. Further attempts to recover the object failed, leaving its orbit undetermined. It may have been a centaur instead of a satellite, although its small amount of motion relative to Neptune over a month suggests that it was indeed a satellite. Based on its brightness, the object was estimated to have a diameter of 33 km and to have been about 25.1 million km (0.168 AU) from Neptune when it was found.

Hope you enjoy or have enjoyed the video! :)

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