James Webb has successfully completed all the intricate and subtle deployments of the orbit, overcoming even the most critical of crises by clear calculations. On January 7 and 8, two parts of the first mirror, which had been folded to either side of the telescope for launch purposes, were fully deployed in space. First in…
Betelgeuse is a star that represents the shoulder of a hunter named Orion. This is a red giant star. It is said to be 1400 times the size of the Sun. That is, if Betelgeuse is brought in place of the Sun, the planets Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars and asteroids will go into it. It…
An animation of a collision between Earth and a Rogue Planet.
A summary of all our joys and sorrows, thousands of confident religions, ideologies, economic theories, all hunters and robbers, all heroes and cowards, all kings and peasants, all young couples in love, every mother, father, children, teacher, inventor Corrupt politicians, all “superstars” and all “high leaders”, all the saints and sinners of human history, lived…
“NGC 891 is a galaxy about 30 million light-years away from the Andromeda galaxy, discovered by William Herschel on October 6, 1784. This galaxy is a member of the NGC 1023 galaxy in the local supercluster.” Do you think We are alone in the Universe?
The hottest place in the Solar System. Everyone has heard of China’s artificial sun or Tokamak fusion reactor. It is a prototype reactor designed to produce the cleanest and most powerful energy in the universe through the fusion of matter, such as the Sun. China has surpassed other countries in building these. In a previous…
On January 3, the closest Leonard comet to the Sun will begin its journey out of the Solar System forever. Until January 10, the comet will be visible through binoculars or telescopes after sunset near the southern Pisces constellation in the western hemisphere. The comet was discovered in January 2021 by scientist Gregory Leonard using…
Let’s look at the actual size of James Webb. The size of the gold-plated beryllium glass is 6.5 m. The five-layer sun shield (21×14 m) below it is about the size of a tennis court. Then you see the size of the picture, the James Webb Telescope weighing 6500 kg, as he spreads his wings…
