Alright, let’s keep this simple and fun! One of the biggest questions humans have ever asked is: Did God create the universe, or did it just happen on its own? It’s a question that’s been around forever, and the more we learn, the more exciting the debate gets. So, let’s explore both sides and see where we land! 🌟 Did… Read more →
Aight, space enthusiasts, let’s get cosmic! Black holes—those mysterious voids in space where gravity goes haywire. Scientists have been scratching their heads about these cosmic vacuum cleaners for decades, but here’s the fun twist: some reckon black holes might not just be holes at all but portals. Yup, sci-fi fans, the idea is as wild as it sounds—stepping into a… Read more →
What is a Constellation? A constellation is a group of stars making an imaginary night sky shape. They are usually named after mythological characters, people, animals and objects. In different parts of the world, people have made up different shapes out of the same groups of bright stars. It is like a game of connecting the dots. In the past… Read more →
Why does the Moon always face one side of the Earth? Many people mistakenly assume that the Moon, unlike the Earth, does not rotate on its axis. This is a fundamentally incorrect statement since the Moon also performs similar rotations. The thing is that the rotation of the Moon around its axis has such a character of speed, that during… Read more →
More than is known is unknown. It’s because we know how much dark energy it affects the expansion of the Universe. It’s a complete mystery, besides that. It is a major mystery, however. It turns out to be about 68% dark energy in the universe. One reason for dark energy is that it is a space property. Albert Einstein realized… Read more →
A white hole is a strange cosmic entity that glows brightly and emits stuff rather than disappearing. To put it another way, it’s the polar opposite of a black hole. Unlike black holes, however, there is no agreement on whether white holes exist or how they develop. Einstein’s theory of gravity predicts them, and they’re most commonly cited in the… Read more →
It depends on what you mean by “lightning”. Yes, because charge can flow across a vacuum, but No, because you won’t see anything. Lightning is a sudden electrostatic discharge between regions of differing electric potential. It has been observed on Venus, Jupiter and Saturn, as well as Earth. There is little material to act as a conductor of charge in… Read more →
1. How many planets do not have natural satellites? Two planets, Venus and Mercury, are the only planets in the solar system that do not have any natural satellites or moons. Mercury, Venus, Mars and Earth are inner planets. The outer planets are Jupiter, Uranus, Saturn and Neptune. Earth has one large natural satellite, known as the Moon; and Mars has two tiny natural satellites, Phobos and Deimos. 2. How many moons… Read more →
Micro-gravity behaves as weightless for people or objects. When astronauts and objects float in space, the effects of Microgravity can be seen. In other ways, micro-gravity can also be experienced. Micro-gravity refers to the situation where gravity appears very small. “Micro-gravity” means “very small.” Astronauts will float in a micro-gravity on a spacewalk or outside. Easily shifting large objects. For… Read more →
