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Dean Burgess
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1 December, 01:11
What does Neptune have in common with Jupiter
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Justine Murphy
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Since Uranus and Neptune are smaller and have bigger orbits, it was harder for them to collect hydrogen and helium as efficiently as Jupiter and Saturn. This likely explains why they are smaller than those two planets. There are dozens of moons around the giant planets.
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