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{{Quote|I don't care if her dad was the frickin' Queen of Neptune...|[[Unnamed Marine Officer (New York)|Unnamed Marine Officer]]<ref name="ILBC1J">''[[I Love Bees]]'', [[Axon Clips]], [[Axon Clips Chapter 1|Chapter 1]] - Jan: "The Walk-away Girl"</ref>}} | |||
'''Neptune''' is a [[planet]] in the [[Sol system]]. It is the eighth planet from Sol, after Uranus.{{Ref/Reuse|enc295}} Neptune has no permanent [[human]] habitats.<ref name="mythos">''[[Halo Mythos]]'', The Interplanetary War, p. 50-51</ref> The planet was named after the [[Rome|Roman]] [[religion|god of the sea]].{{Ref/Reuse|enc295}} | |||
==Overview== | |||
Though overlooked in favor of [[Jupiter]], Neptune is in a unique position to slingshot ships coming in from [[Pluto]] deep into the system with its [[Gravity well (physics)|gravity well]]. This only works when the two planets are relatively aligned (and when [[slipspace]] travel would be deemed unreasonable), so it is still a rather rare occurrence. Compared to the barren wastes that are its closest two neighbors, Neptune is relatively bustling.<ref name="enc295">''[[Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition)]]'', Locations: The Sol System, p. 282-283 (2009); p. 294-295 (2011 edition)</ref> | |||
Neptune | Neptune's orbit has anomalies, though, which were believed to be caused by Pluto. However, Pluto was ill-suited for causing them.{{Ref/Reuse|enc295}} | ||
==Gallery== | |||
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File:Outerplanets.jpg|Neptune and its moon Triton along with Uranus and [[Pluto]]. | |||
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==List of appearances== | |||
*''[[i love bees]]'' {{Fm}} | |||
*''[[Halo Mythos]]'' {{1st}} | |||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
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- "I don't care if her dad was the frickin' Queen of Neptune..."
- — Unnamed Marine Officer[2]
Neptune is a planet in the Sol system. It is the eighth planet from Sol, after Uranus.[1] Neptune has no permanent human habitats.[3] The planet was named after the Roman god of the sea.[1]
Overview[edit]
Though overlooked in favor of Jupiter, Neptune is in a unique position to slingshot ships coming in from Pluto deep into the system with its gravity well. This only works when the two planets are relatively aligned (and when slipspace travel would be deemed unreasonable), so it is still a rather rare occurrence. Compared to the barren wastes that are its closest two neighbors, Neptune is relatively bustling.[1]
Neptune's orbit has anomalies, though, which were believed to be caused by Pluto. However, Pluto was ill-suited for causing them.[1]
Gallery[edit]
Neptune and its moon Triton along with Uranus and Pluto.
List of appearances[edit]
- i love bees (First mentioned)
- Halo Mythos (First appearance)
Sources[edit]
- ^ a b c d e f g Halo Encyclopedia (2009 edition), Locations: The Sol System, p. 282-283 (2009); p. 294-295 (2011 edition)
- ^ I Love Bees, Axon Clips, Chapter 1 - Jan: "The Walk-away Girl"
- ^ Halo Mythos, The Interplanetary War, p. 50-51
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