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Neptune's bright crescent
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Caption NASA originale:"Neptune's bright crescent taken in six filters (from bottom to top: UV, violet, blue, clear, green, orange) on August, 31, 1989. The images were shuttered in temporal order: violet, blue, UV, clear, green, orange. These images how the bright core of D2, the South Polar feature, and the symmetric structure immediately surrounding the South Pole. The relatively high contrast of the features in these images indicates that they extend above most of the scattering haze and absorbing methane gas in Neptune's atmosphere. [Image processing by D.A. Alexander]"
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![Neptune's bright crescent
Caption NASA originale:"Neptune's bright crescent taken in six filters (from bottom to top: UV, violet, blue, clear, green, orange) on August, 31, 1989. The images were shuttered in temporal order: violet, blue, UV, clear, green, orange. These images how the bright core of D2, the South Polar feature, and the symmetric structure immediately surrounding the South Pole. The relatively high contrast of the features in these images indicates that they extend above most of the scattering haze and absorbing methane gas in Neptune's atmosphere. [Image processing by D.A. Alexander]"
Parole chiave: Neptune](albums/userpics/10008/normal_Neptune-crescent-PIA02204_modest.jpg "Clicca per vedere l'immagine alla massima grandezza
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Neptune's bright crescent
Caption NASA originale:\"Neptune's bright crescent taken in six filters (from bottom to top: UV, violet, blue, clear, green, orange) on August, 31, 1989. The images were shuttered in temporal order: violet, blue, UV, clear, green, orange. These images how the bright core of D2, the South Polar feature, and the symmetric structure immediately surrounding the South Pole. The relatively high contrast of the features in these images indicates that they extend above most of the scattering haze and absorbing methane gas in Neptune's atmosphere. [Image processing by D.A. Alexander]\"
Parole chiave: Neptune")
