Discover what exist in the universe
Space exploration dates back to the 1930s when the Soviet Union launched their first rocket into space, one that carried a dog on board. Since then, we’ve taken giant leaps in technology and have been able to put men on the moon and send satellites into space. However, some people […]
Mercury is the smallest planet in our solar system that is closest to the sun. The Romans named it after their swift-footed messenger God as it is titled the fastest planet of all in space. This is because it is closest to the sun that makes its orbit smaller. Mercury […]
From many studies, we have known that stars produce large amount of energy. For thousands of years, where does this energy comes from that allows them to shine so bright? All stars produce energy from the process called “Nuclear Fusion”. Nuclear fusion is the process by which two light atomic nuclei […]
In the past, people had been searching for answers to the mysterious formation of our solar system however, the uprising of scientific study allowed them to create models to uncover the curiosity. Nebular theory was first proposed in 1734 by Emanuel Swedenborg, a Swedish scientist with occupation as mining engineer, […]
The cosmic web is the building block of the cosmos which composed of massive filaments of galaxies separated by giant voids stretched out across the universe. Among cosmologists, J. Richard Gott was the first to propose that the structure of our universe is like a sponge made up of clusters […]
Characterized by its extremely powerful magnetic field, eruptive emission of X-rays and gamma rays, a magnetar is a neutron star that is about 1000 times stronger than a normal neutron star. The term magnetar comes from the fact that these stellar remnants are surrounded by intense magnetic fields about 100 […]
Haumea is one of the most interesting bodies in our solar system due to its uniqueness amongst known dwarf planets. The unique characteristics of Haumea includes its elongation, an unusually rapid rotation, its ring, two known moons, high density, and high albedo. In contrast to other dwarf planets, its size, […]
Probably few of the phenomena of Nature so entirely charm and interest scientific and non-scientific observers alike as the Aurora Borealis, or ” Northern Lights ” as it is popularly called. Hence it is no wonder that the Aurora has always received a considerable amount of attention at the hands […]
