The heart of the world’s tallest creature, the giraffe, has many features. The giraffe’s neck is up to 6 feet high. This means that the brain is located at a height above the body. Pumping blood to the brain, which is located at such a height, is a laborious task. That is, it must pump…
It is a galaxy held in place by the gravitational pull of many celestial objects and bodies, including stars, planets, moons, comets, and asteroids. The universe is made up of billions of galaxies. Earth is a small planet in a galaxy known as the Milky Way galaxy, and is just one of billions of galaxies…
Stars that are one-third to eight times the mass of the Sun (including the Sun) eventually evolve into red giants. (The Sun is thought to be a red giant in 5 billion years) As it expands a lot in this state, the outer layers of the atmosphere of the red giants will escape gravity and…
Fossils trapped for over 50 million years in the pastry-puff rock formation – technically known as flysch – along a 13-kilometer stretch of land on the western coast of Gipuzkoa have earned this place a spot in the European Geoparks Networks. Like a book written in stone, each stratum of flysch contains a 60-million-year-old chapter…
A galaxy is a mass of stars, interstellar medium, interstellar medium, gases, dust particles, and black matter that have become extremely massive and gravitational.There are dwarf galaxies in the universe ranging from a trillion stars to gigantic galaxies with a trillion stars. All the stars in the galaxy revolve around their center of mass. The…
This is called a halo or 22 degree halos.This halo of light. View around the Sun or the Moon at an angle of about 22 degrees.High and thin cirrus clouds were moving through the sky. These clouds contain millions of tiny ice crystals.The halos we see are caused by refraction, or diffraction of light, reflected…
The Bikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakh Kazakhstan is located in the Altai Territory, just below the flight path of the world’s largest and busiest space port. Every time a rocket is launched from the cosmodrome, abandoned fuel tanks, empty booster rockets and other debris fall into the hills, causing great inconvenience to the inhabitants, killing houses…
A giant laboratory, weighing about 85 elephants and the size of a large football field, orbits the earth at an altitude of 400 km above our heads. The time it takes for this laboratory to orbit the Earth is just over an hour and a half; You know, the highlights of the International Space Station…
From Earth to IC1101 …. Comparison between Earth and Sun: – Comparison between the Sun and Stephenson 2-18 Comparison between STEPEHENSON 2-18 and Pillers of Creation: – Comparison between Pillers of Creation and Milkyway Galaxy: – Comparison between Milkyway and IC1101 Galaxy: –
