Neptune, the most distant planet in our solar system, possesses the fastest winds in the solar system at 2,100 km/h—faster than the speed of sound on Earth—along with a surface temperature of -218°C and extreme pressure that transforms carbon into diamonds, which rain down through its atmosphere.
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Neptune has 2,000 km/h winds. Faster than sound.Added:
Do you survive on these planets? Let's find out.
Neptune the most distant [music] planet and it has the fastest winds in the solar system.
Neptune's winds reach 2,100 km/h.
That's faster than [music] the speed of sound on Earth.
Nothing survives that. Surface temperature -218° C.
>> [music] >> Your suit would freeze solid before you finished one breath.
Pressure deep inside [music] Neptune turns carbon into actual diamonds. It literally rains diamonds [music] down through the atmosphere. Neptune is the angriest planet we know. Sonic speed winds, deep freeze, [music] and diamond storms. You would not last a second.
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