Now that you already know so much about the universe, the big bang, our place in the universe, galaxies, and how it all works, now we are going to discover amazing things in the universe that are made up of
Read Full ArticleYou probably know that our galaxy is called the milky way. We now know that there are billions of different galaxies spread all over the universe in wonderful different shapes and sizes. Andromeda is home to over 1 trillion stars.
Read Full ArticleSo by now, you should know the name of the galaxy that our star – The Sun, and our planet – The Earth are in. https://www.ouruniverseforkids.com/our-galaxy-the-milky-way/
Read Full ArticleYou have probably heard the word galaxy or galaxies mentioned by loads of people who know a lot ab them, or by your own parents or your science teacher. https://www.ouruniverseforkids.com/galaxies/
Read Full ArticleSo, what's the difference between a comet and an Asteroid I hear you say? Good question. Well, let's start with what they both have in common. They both orbit the sun, and most likely in other systems orbit other suns.
Read Full ArticleAsteroids are made up of rock and metal for the most part, and in different areas of our solar system made up of ice and other materials. In our solar system, there are two belts of asteroids that orbit our
Read Full ArticleIf you are reading through the website and if you have read 'our place in the universe' by now you kind of know where our place in the universe is! You will understand where our planet Earth and our solar
Read Full ArticleMagnetars are very dangerous stars, and here's why. Magnetars are Neutron stars that have a very powerful magnetic force, due to their magnetic field. Magnetars are extremely dense and rotate very rapidly, something like around 600 to 700 times per
Read Full ArticlePulsars are stars, however, they are very strange stars, and also really fascinating. Pulsars are one of the strangest objects to be found in the universe. So you know that Pulsars are weird and very strange, but what are they
Read Full ArticleSo you know that the closest star to Earth is the sun right? And that this star is the center of our solar system. This star is responsible for providing life on Earth. Pretty cool right? Below you will find
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