The moon Triton is undergoing rapid global warming

Triton, the largest moon of Neptune, has been experiencing an exceptionally rapid period of global warming since 1989. Its absolute temperature has indeed increased by 5% in only nine years, which would correspond to a rise of 11 °C on Earth over the same period. Scientists believe that this evolution is linked to the seasonal changes of the celestial body, which is approaching a very hot summer that only occurs once every few centuries.