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Mensa – The Table Mountain
Mensa is one of the 88 constellations within the celestial sphere. Mensa is one of the 29 constellations that represents an object. Symbolism: Mensa is also known as 'The Table Mountain' History & Mythology Faint and small, Mensa is known as the table
Read Full ArticleMicroscopium – The Microscopium
Microscopium is one of the 88 constellations within the celestial sphere. Microscopium is one of the 29 constellations that represents an object. Symbolism: Microscopium is also known as 'The Microscopium' History & Mythology Microscopium is a small faint constellation with faint stars.
Read Full ArticleMonoceros – The Unicorn
Monoceros is one of the 88 constellations within the celestial sphere. Monoceros is one of the 17 constellations that represents an mythical character. Symbolism: Monoceros is also known as 'The Unicorn' History & Mythology Introduced by the Dutch cartographer Petrus Plancius in the 17th century, it's Greek
Read Full ArticleMusca – The Fly
Musca is one of the 88 constellations within the celestial sphere. Musca is one of the 42 constellations that represents an animal. Symbolism: Musca is also known as 'The Fly' History & Mythology Musca is a small southern sky constellation. Musca is one
Read Full ArticleNorma – The Set Square
Norma is one of the 88 constellations within the celestial sphere. Norma is one of the 29 constellations that represents an object. Symbolism: Norma is also known as 'The Set Square' History & Mythology Norma was created around 1750 by French astronomer Nicholas Louis
Read Full ArticleOctans – The Octant
Octans is one of the 88 constellations within the celestial sphere. Octans is one of the 29 constellations that represents an object. Symbolism: Octans is also known as 'The Octant' History & Mythology Octans is a mid sized constellation in a barren part
Read Full ArticleOphiuchus – The Serpent Holder
Ophiuchus is one of the 88 constellations within the celestial sphere. Ophiuchus is one of the 17 constellations that represents a mythological character. Symbolism: Ophiuchus is also known as 'The Serpent Holder' History & Mythology Ophiuchus has been known by many different cultures and represents many
Read Full ArticleOrion – The Hunter
Orion is one of the 88 constellations within the celestial sphere. Orion is one 17 of the constellations that represents a mythical character. Symbolism: Orion is also known as 'The Hunter' History & Mythology Orion has been known by many different cultures and represent many
Read Full ArticlePavo – The Peacock
Pavo is one of the 88 constellations within the celestial sphere. Pavo is one of the 42 constellations that represents an animal. Symbolism: Pavo is also known as 'The Peacock' History & Mythology One of the newer constellations on the southern sky, Pavo means
Read Full ArticlePegasus – The Winged Horse
Pegasus is one of the 88 constellations within the celestial sphere. Pegasus is one of the 42 constellations that represents an animal. Symbolism: Pegasus is also known as 'The Winged Horse' History & Mythology Pegasus has been known by many different cultures and represent many
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Galaxies
You have probably heard the word galaxy or galaxies mentioned by loads of people who know a lot about them, or by your own parents or your science teacher. Let
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Gravity
Do 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, and how it
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Robot Explorers
One of the main reasons how we have managed to travel into space and why we know what we know about the universe is by creating the technology to send
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Mimas
Mimas is one of the 62 moons of Saturn in the solar system
The distance from the Earth to Mimas is over 790 million miles.
Mimas, also known as Saturn 1, was…
Read Full ArticleLargest explosion since the Big Bang detected
Scientists have detected the largest explosion since the Big Bang.
But... This explosion happened very slowly, and over a extraordinary long period of time. Around 200 to 400 million years ago.
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