But let’s see how long it has been since our spacecraft reached their destination. Launched on November 3, 1973, Mariner10 took 147 days to reach Mercury on March 29, 1974. But the speed still needs to go down a bit to reach the orbit. It took Messenger 1260 days to reach orbit. It will still…
As a visual treat to the audience, the colossal 10m floating earth artwork by renowned UK based artist Luke Jerome. It is located in the Pennington Flash on the Wigan and Lee waterways. An amazing copy of the Earth was created using photographs taken directly by NASA.
Socotra is an island nation in the northwestern Indian Ocean off the coast of Aden, between Yemen and Somalia. The island community is part of Yemen. It is located 340 km from Yemen. Covering an area of 4,600 sq km, the island community is known as the Galapagos in the Indian Ocean. Socotra is estimated…
Some days without the moon …………… There are many reasons why our earth may sit or look like this. The sun has a lot to say about the distance from the sun, the oceans, the atmosphere and the magnetic field. But like all of these, there is someone else who influences the earth in many…
Video that gives us an idea of the Earth’s Rotation of the Earth, which causes day and night on our planet.Most of the timelapse videos of the night sky that we see are about the stars moving above the stationary earth, because it is filmed in a fixed / static manner without camera rotation.However, in…
It is no wonder that Stephen William Hawking, the genius who discovered the secrets of the universe that amazed the whole world for 55 long years in a wheelchair despite being exhausted all over his body, is called a superhero. The machines read the scientific secrets he told from the small moving cheekbones, even though…
In the Chelyabinsk Oblast region of Russia, the Big Stone River is a group of huge boulders that flow through the slopes of the Taganai Mountains in the southern Urals. The rock River is 6 km long and has an average width of 200 m. 700 m wide in some parts It is believed that…
The earth’s equilibrium is disturbed. A sudden change in the force of gravity affects the earth’s tectonic plates, resulting in earthquakes and volcanic eruptions in many places. When the Moon loses its gravitational pull, the Earth’s tilt will be approximately 45. The hottest part of the earth is the equator. If the slope of the…
