Triton, Neptune's biggest moon, is covered by a thick crust of ice with cracks and deformations indicating geological activity, has geysers that shoot up through the surface ice up to five miles high, and has the lowest temperature ever measured in the solar system at -394 degrees Fahrenheit on its dark side.
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“triton's surface is covered by a thick crust of ice cracks and deformations on the surface make up a network of disturbances which is a sign of geological activity and really there are geysers on triton they shoot up through the surface ice forming fountains into the atmosphere some as high as five miles”
Created: 8/11/2026, 1:17:36 AM
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