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Neptune is the eighth and farthest planet from the Sun.

Neptune may also refer to:

• Neptune (mythology), a god in Ancient Roman mythology

Companies

• Neptune Computer Inc., a Canadian consumer electronics company
• Neptune Distribution, a UK comic distribution company
• Neptune Technology Group, a US water-metering equipment manufacturer owned by Roper Technologies
• Neptune Aviation, an aerial firefighting company

Computing

• Neptune chipset, a code name for the Intel Pentium 430NX chip set
• Amazon Neptune, a graph database product
• Sega Neptune, a planned Sega console that was never produced
• Sun Neptune, a Sun network interface card
• Windows Neptune, an unreleased version of Microsoft Windows

Film and television

• Neptune, California, a fictional location in Veronica Mars
• Neptune, a fictional submarine in For Your Eyes Only
• USS Neptune, a fictional submarine in Gray Lady Down
• Neptune, a character in the SpongeBob SquarePants series
• Neptune Vasilias, a character in RWBY, an amine-influenced web series

Literature

• Neptune (Marvel Comics), a Marvel Comics character
• Sailor Neptune or Michiru Kaioh, a character in the Sailor Moon franchise
• Neptune, a comic book in the Worlds of Aldebaran comic book series

Music

Bands

• Neptune (Italian band), a band from Verona, Italy
• Neptune (American band), a band from Boston
• The Neptunes, a group of hip-hop producers
• Neptune Records, a record label

Albums

• Neptune (The Duke Spirit album)
• Neptune (Northern Pikes album)
• Neptune (Toshinobu Kubota album)

Songs

• "Neptune", a song by Azealia Banks and Shystie from Fantasea
• "Neptune", a 2003 song by InMe from Overgrown Eden
• "Neptune", a song by Sufjan Stevens, Bryce Dessner, Nico Muhly and James McAlister from Planetarium
• "Neptune", a song by English rock band Foals from Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost – Part 2

Classical

• "Neptune, the Mystic", a movement in Gustav Holst's The Planets suite
• Neptune - Poem of the Sea, an orchestral work by Cyril Scott

Places

Northern Hemisphere

• Neptune Beach, Florida, a beachfront city
• Neptune Township, New Jersey
• Neptune City, New Jersey, a borough
• Neptune, Ohio, an unincorporated township
• Neptune, West Virginia
• Neptune, Wisconsin

Southern Hemisphere

• Neptune Range, a mountain range in Antarctica
• Neptune Islands, an island group in South Australia

Theatres

• Epstein Theatre, formerly Neptune Theatre, a theatre in the Liverpool, England, UK
• Neptune Theatre (Halifax), a theatre in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Neptune Theatre (Seattle), a performing arts venue in Seattle, Washington, U.S.

Vehicles

Aircraft

• Beriev Be-2500 or Neptune, a super-heavy amphibian cargo aircraft
• DRS RQ-15 Neptune, an unmanned reconnaissance aerial vehicle
• Lockheed P-2 Neptune, a naval patrol bomber and anti-submarine warfare aircraft

Ships

• Neptune (1780 ship), a convict ship in Second Fleet, to New South Wales
• Neptune (galleon), a 1986 ship replica built for Roman Polanski's film Pirates
• CS Neptune, a 1862 Confederate Army tugboat
• French ship Neptune (1778), a 74-gun ship of the line
• French ship Neptune (1803), a Tonnant-class ship of the line
• French ship Neptune (1807), a brig launched in Venice
• French ship Neptune (1839), an 80-gun ship of the line
• French battleship Neptune, a Marceau-class ironclad built in 1892
• HMS Neptune (1683), a 90-gun second rate
• HMS Neptune (1757), a 90-gun second rate
• HMS Neptune (1797), a 98-gun second rate
• HMS Neptune (1832), a 120-gun first rate
• HMS Neptune (1878), an ironclad battleship acquired by the Royal Navy in 1878
• HMS Neptune (1909), an early dreadnought launched
• HMS Neptune (20), a Leander-class light cruiser
• Neptune-class cruiser, a proposed class of cruisers planned for the British Royal Navy
• HMNB Clyde or HMS Neptune, an operating base in the United Kingdom for the Royal Navy
• USS Neptune (ARC-2), a Neptune-class cable repair ship acquired by the US Navy in 1953
• USS Clyde (1863), a 294-ton side-wheel steam gunboat briefly named Neptune
• USS Neptune (1863), a 1244-ton screw steamship
• USS Neptune (1869) or USS Manhattan, a monitor
• USS Neptune (AC-8), a collier in World War I

Video games

• Hyperdimension Neptunia or Neptune, a role-playing video game series
  • Hyperdimension Neptunia (video game) or Neptune
  • Neptune, a character in Hyperdimension Neptunia
• Neptune, a shark-like enemy in Resident Evil
• AFO Neptune, a task force in Medal of Honor
• Neptune Escape Rocket, a key component in Subnautica

Other uses

• NEPTUNE, an underwater observatory
• Neptune (Alexander McQueen collection), a fashion collection for Spring/Summer 2006
• R-360 Neptune, a Ukrainian cruise anti-ship missile
• Neptune (owarai), a Japanese comedy group
• Neptune Cable, a submarine HVDC cable in the New York area
• Neptune Cork, an Irish basketball team
• Neptune Terrace, a public housing estate in Chai Wan, Hong Kong
• WEKhilpurnil or Neptune, a hybrid Tea rose

People with the surname

• Francis Joseph Neptune (1735–1834), Passamaquoddy chief
• Geo Soctomah Neptune (born 1988), Passamaquoddy basket maker
• Old John Neptune (1767–1865), Penobscot leader
• Yvon Neptune (born 1946), 11th Prime minister of Haiti 2002–2004
• Molly Neptune Parker (1939–2020), Passamaquoddy basket maker

See also

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• HMS Neptune, a list of ships of the British Royal Navy
• King Neptune (disambiguation)
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• Neptune City (album), a 2007 album by Nicole Atkins
• Neptunium, a chemical element
• Operation Neptune (disambiguation)
• Spanish ship Neptuno, a list of ships of the Spanish Navy
• USS Neptune, a list of ships of the United States Navy
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• All pages with titles containing Neptune
• Category:Neptune

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