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NepTunes 1.64
- Set in the late 1980s on an island off the coast of Maine, an orphan girl raised by the church becomes obsessed by the disappearance of a classmate, and her haunted dreams and visions propel her.
- NepTunes 1.64 Description Simple to use, yet powerful iTunes and Spotify controller with Last.fm scrobbler that is light, super reliable and fully works with Spotify and Apple Music and can help you with discovering new music.
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Simple to use, yet powerful iTunes and Spotify controller with Last.fm scrobbler that is light, super reliable and fully works with Spotify and Apple Music and can help you with discovering new music.
What is it and what it can do?
• iTunes and Spotify controller.
Change volume. Love track. Pause/Play. Find lyrics. Share to Twitter nad Facebook. All from beautiful artwork on your Desktop.
• Last.fm scrobbler.
Modern, stable, reliable. No duplicates, no missing tracks. Fully supported Apple Music and Spotify. Runs great on OS X Yosemite and OS X El Capitan.
• Offline mode.
No Internet connection? Don’t worry. NepTunes will remember all tracks that should be scrobbled and will try to scrobble them when the Internet connection is back. With appropriate time of scrobble for each track.
• Discover new music.
You’re listening a new artist and you’re curious about similar music? It’s available just two clicks away! And with custom keyboard shortcuts you can find it just by pressing keys on the keyboard.
• History.
NepTunes remembers up to 15 tracks, that you played recently and can open Apple Music or Spotify or Last.fm page for each track.
• Share.
Tweet, share on Facebook – with tags and link to Apple Music or Spotify. Copy link to Apple Music or Spotify, copy artist and track name. And search for lyrics on Google. All two clicks away.
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What’s New in Version 1.64
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– Spotify link sharing works again now 🙂
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- Neptune’s moons and rings
- Observations from Earth
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and our community of experts to gain a global audience for your work! Neptune, third most massive planet of the solar system and the eighth and outermost planet from the Sun. Because of its great distance from Earth, it cannot be seen with the unaided eye. With a small telescope, it appears as a tiny, faint blue-green disk. It is designated by the symbol ♆.
Neptune is named for the Roman god of the sea, who is identified with the Greek deity Poseidon, a son of the TitanCronus (the Roman god Saturn) and a brother of Zeus (the Roman god Jupiter). It is the second planet to have been found by means of a telescope. Its discovery in 1846 was a remarkable combination of the application of solid Newtonian physics and a belief in a numerological scheme that later proved to be scientifically unfounded (see belowNeptune’s discovery). Neptune’s orbit is almost perfectly circular; as a result, its distance from the Sun varies comparatively little over its nearly 164-year period of revolution. Although the dwarf planetPluto’s mean distance from the Sun is greater than Neptune’s, its orbit is so eccentric (elongated) that for about 20 years of each revolution Pluto is actually nearer the Sun than is Neptune.
| Planetary data for Neptune | |
|---|---|
| *Time required for the planet to return to the same position in the sky relative to the Sun as seen from Earth. | |
| **Calculated for the altitude at which 1 bar of atmospheric pressure is exerted. | |
| mean distance from Sun | 4,498,396,000 km (30.1 AU) |
| eccentricity of orbit | 0.0086 |
| inclination of orbit to ecliptic | 1.77° |
| Neptunian year (sidereal period of revolution) | 164.79 Earth years |
| visual magnitude at mean opposition | 7.8 |
| mean synodic period* | 367.49 Earth days |
| mean orbital velocity | 5.43 km/sec |
| equatorial radius** | 24,764 km |
| polar radius** | 24,340 km |
| mass | 1.02 × 1026 kg |
| mean density | 1.64 g/cm3 |
| gravity** | 1,115 cm/sec2 |
| escape velocity** | 23.6 km/sec |
| rotation period (magnetic field) | 16 hr 7 min |
| inclination of equator to orbit | 28.3° |
| magnetic field strength at equator (mean) | 0.14 gauss |
| tilt angle of magnetic axis | 46.8° |
| offset of magnetic axis | 0.55 of Neptune's radius |
| number of known moons | 14 |
| planetary ring system | 6 rings, 1 containing several arcs |
Neptune is almost four times the size of Earth but slightly smaller than Uranus, which makes it the smallest in diameter of the four giant, or Jovian, planets. It is more massive than Uranus, however, having a density roughly 25 percent higher. Like the other giant planets, Neptune consists primarily of hydrogen, helium, water, and other volatile compounds, along with rocky material, and it has no solid surface. It receives less than half as much sunlight as Uranus, but heat escaping from its interior makes Neptune slightly warmer than Uranus. The heat liberated may also be responsible for the storminess in Neptune’s atmosphere, which exhibits the fastest winds seen on any planet in the solar system.
Neptune has 14 moons (natural satellites), only two of which had been discovered before the Voyager 2 spacecraft flew past the planet in 1989, and a system of rings, which had been unconfirmed until Voyager’s visit. As is the case for Uranus, most of what astronomers know about Neptune, including its rotation period and the existence and characteristics of its magnetic field and magnetosphere, was learned from a single spacecraft encounter. In recent years new knowledge of the Neptunian system has come as a result of advances in Earth-based observational technology.