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Triton (also known as Neptune I), is Neptune's largest moon.
Discovery of Triton
It was discovered by British astronomer William Lassel on October 10, 1846. This was just 17 days after Neptune itself was discovered by German astronomer Johann Gottfried Galle.
Naming of Triton
Named after the Greek sea god Triton, the son of Neptune, … Read more
No, Pluto did not explode. Scientists realised there were many "rocks" in space of a similar size, so it was either count them all as planets, or drop pluto...
