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Triton

2/18/2020

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Introduction
Triton is a moon of Neptune. Triton is also a son of Neptune or Poseidon. Triton is the largest natural satellite of Neptune. Triton is also the first ever moon discovered orbiting Neptune. Triton is also the only Moon of a large size that has a retrograde orbit. Retrograde orbit is an orbital motion that is opposite of the rotation of its center primary object. Triton is The Seventh largest moon in The Solar System.
Biography
Triton has a surface area of 23,018,000 kilometers squared. Triton has a radius of 840.96 miles.  Triton has an average temperature of 38 Kelvin or -235.2 degrees Celsius or -391.36 degrees Fahrenheit. Triton is  500 Million years old. Triton has an atmosphere made of Nitrogen with trace amount of Carbon Monoxide & tiny amount of Methane on its surface. Triton has a surface is icy. Triton has an orbital period of 141 Earth Hours.  
Triton Son of Poseidon
Triton is the Greek god of The Sea in The Traditional Classical World. Triton is also the son of Poseidon, the Greek god of The Sea, Storms, Earthquakes & horses. Triton is also son of Amphitrite, the queen of the sea. Triton is known to be a merman which is a creature with the upper body of a man(woman if a Mermaid) and the lower body of a fish. 
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