Neptune is an Ice Giant Planet from our Solar System. It is the last planet too also. This introverted, beautiful ice giant can be researched with Astronomy and Astrology as well just like other planets and moons from the system.

Why does Neptune have a strong blue color on its atmsosphere? A chemical called "Methane Gas" absorbs the red light from our Sun and reflects reflects the blue light back out into Outer Space. Hydrogen and Helium make up most of Neptune's gas layers.

What makes this object more unique is that how distant it is. The distance of Neptune is 30 AU (Astronomical Units) away from the Sun, making it the most lonely planet here.

The discovery of Neptune is not discovered by a telescope, but discovered with logic of Science. In the year 1846, a French Astronomer named Urbain Le Verrier did a Math Calculation of an unknown planet (Neptune) to explain why the 7th planet, Uranus was being "pulled out" of its own solar orbit. After those Math calculations were finished, he sent the predictions to the Observatory of Berlin, where another Astronomer, Johann Gottfried Galle used a telescope and discovered Neptune within just an hour, just only 1 degree away from where Le Verrier predicted on his math calculations.