Extreme Weather Like Extreme weather on Earth, there is extreme weather in different places in the solar system that scientists are aware of, can track, and actually see. Jupiter's Storms A very clear example of extreme weather on a distant
Read Full ArticleLike junk that builds up the Earth on the Earth, that needs to be trashed, there is also a lot of what we call 'Space Junk' around the Earth in our local space. See below some of the junk in
Read Full ArticleWhat causes Redshifts & Blueshifts? And based on what are they exactly? We are really getting into the physics of things. These shifts are complicated things to explain, however here goes. The picture above is a good starting point, so
Read Full ArticleWhat is CERN, what does CERN stand for and where is CERN? Kind of like the SETI institute, CERN is an organization of extraordinary people that work tirelessly on Nuclear Research. CERN stands for the : CERN is based just
Read Full ArticleQuasars have been a mystery over the years until we discovered more about them. Why is the name ' Quasar' so strange? It sounds cool, right? What does Quasar stand for? Quasar actually stands for Quasi Stellar Object, Called a
Read Full ArticleHave you ever seen an eclipse? And do you know of the different types of eclipses that occur? Yes, there are different types of eclipses and they occur at different times, in different phases, and in different positions. Eclipses would
Read Full ArticleIf you ask anyone about time travel, you will get fascinating answers, as it's a fascinating subject. Time travel back into the past or forward into the future is the stuff of science fiction and always has been. There are
Read Full ArticleDo you know what gravity is? Firstly gravity is so very important to the universe and how the universe works. It's also very important to our planet, how it works, and how humans function. Actually, it's just really important Period!
Read Full ArticleHey Asteroid lovers! We are bringing up another interesting article for you to enjoy in your leisure time! So far now, we have identified the largest asteroids in the main Asteroid Belt: Ceres and Vesta. If you are unfamiliar with
Read Full ArticleLet's know a little about the first Asteroid discovered by our scientists back in 1801! It is called ceres (don't confuse it with the ancient goddess of Agriculture!) and it is the bulkiest and roundest object in the Main Asteroid
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