Page Summary: We sat down for an out of this world interview with Professor Brian Cox to discuss the possibility of life on other Neptune's winds can reach up to 1500mph, thanks to no mountains, valleys or continental boundaries to slow it down.
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We sat down for an out of this world interview with Professor Brian Cox to discuss the possibility of life on other Neptune's winds can reach up to 1500mph, thanks to no mountains, valleys or continental boundaries to slow it down. The fate of Mercury could have been very different, had it not been for one gigantic clash.
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- We sat down for an out of this world interview with Professor Brian Cox to discuss the possibility of life on other
- Neptune's winds can reach up to 1500mph, thanks to no mountains, valleys or continental boundaries to slow it down.
- The fate of Mercury could have been very different, had it not been for one gigantic clash.
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