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Neptune Supersonic Winds 3D Explorer vs alternatives
Neptune Supersonic Winds 3D Explorer ranks Neptune's real peak measured wind speed against Saturn, Jupiter, and Earth in one scaled 3D scene, and scrubs 3 real eras of the Great Dark Spot's discovery and disappearance - NASA's own Voyager 2 and Hubble image releases win as the source, original-resolution photographs; the Great Red Spot Jupiter 3D Explorer wins for Jupiter's own storm-size history rather than Neptune's wind-speed record.
| Option | Strength | Access | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|---|
| Neptune Supersonic Winds 3D Explorer (this page) | Wind-speed comparison across 4 bodies plus storm-era lifecycle in one scaled 3D scene | Free, in browser | 3 fixed historical eras, not a live feed of Neptune's current weather |
| NASA's own Voyager 2 and Hubble image releases | Original-resolution official photographs | Free, official source | No 3D wind-speed comparison or storm-era teaching visualization |
| Great Red Spot Jupiter 3D Explorer | Real published figures on Jupiter's own storm size history | Free, in browser | No Neptune wind-speed data or Great Dark Spot lifecycle |
Key published figures
| Figure | Value |
|---|---|
| Peak measured wind (Neptune) | about 2,000-2,400 km/h |
| Great Dark Spot discovered | 1989 (Voyager 2) |
| Great Dark Spot gone | mid-1990s (Hubble) |
| Neptune equatorial diameter | about 49,528 km |
Start with the step-by-step guide or when to use. Open the Neptune Supersonic Winds 3D Explorer.
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