Why does the earth rotate on its own axis? Why does it revolve around the sun? Why does it not collide with the sun? Answer .When the earth was formed, it rotated and revolved around the sun. According to Newton’s first law, an object sitting idle in the absence of any other force would remain…
Water vapor around Jupiter’s moon Ganymede. This amazing phenomenon was discovered by the Hubble Telescope. Ganymede is the largest moon in the Solar System. The Hubble Space Telescope has found evidence of water vapor in the atmosphere around Jupiter’s moon Ganymede. It has been found that vapor is formed as the ice sheets change from…
Leifletcher, a research team at the University of Leicester in the United Kingdom, said that the equilibrium between the nitrogen and sulfur (ammonia and uranus’ newly discovered hydrogen sulfide) during the formation of the Solar System was determined by temperature and the planet’s location. Only a small amount of saturated vapor remains above the clouds….
Lucy is the first space mission to observe Trojan asteroids. Jupiter’s asteroids formed in many parts of the Solar System and then collapsed under its strong gravitational points.Trojan asteroids.There are more than 7,000 of these asteroids, which share Jupiter’s orbit around the Sun. Lucy will travel 400 km near seven of these asteroids. This is…
The Ingenuity helicopter is known to have flown to Mars. This is the first time a vehicle has been controlled on a planet other than Earth. At present we do not have aircraft or vehicles capable of flying over other planets. But in the future, that may be the case. So if you fly in…
For centuries, people have looked up at the night sky and wondered about what they see and beyond. Over time, with the development of the study of space and astronomy, scientists slowly began to answer these questions, naming different objects in space and predicting certain astronomical events. For those unfamiliar with the study of astronomy,…
