Experience the wonders of space with our comprehensive astronomy website. From stunning images captured by telescopes to informative articles on celestial phenomena, join us as we unravel the mysteries of our vast universe.
In our elementary school natural science classes, we were taught that air is a combination of gases and is not solely made up of oxygen. However, as time went on, we seemed to forget the exact makeup of air. Today, we invite you to revisit this subject with us and examine the chemical properties and…
Astronomers recently unveiled a fresh and remarkably detailed snapshot of the central area of the Milky Way galaxy. This captivating image spans an impressive distance of approximately 600 light-years. Discover the significance behind this extraordinary image for scientists and researchers. What is depicted in the new image? The new image showcases the Arca cluster, which…
A black hole is a celestial object characterized by an extremely powerful gravitational pull that not even light particles can escape from. These massive gravitational forces result from the compression of matter into a highly compacted space. Scientists believe that similar processes take place during the death of stars, leading to the creation of black…
Voyager 1 is renowned for its remarkable achievements in space exploration, including its impressive record-breaking distance of 21337 billion kilometers from Earth and its remarkable operational lifespan of 45 years. However, it has recently encountered an intriguing and paradoxical issue. The Orientation and Articulation Control Subsystem (AACS) has been transmitting data to ground stations, but…
As an illustration, Pluto did not meet the criteria to be considered a planet according to the second point. It is classified as a dwarf planet. What qualifies as a dwarf planet Similar to regular planets, it orbits and revolves around the Sun. It also has a spherical shape. It does not necessarily have to…
On which parallel is the Sun directly overhead on June 22? On which parallel is the Sun directly overhead on June 22? What is the location of the sun at its highest point on June 22? Where can you find the sun directly overhead on June 22? Which parallel does the Sun reach its zenith…
Currently, there are additional cumulative discounts (ranging from 2% to 25%) available for 58,757 educational establishments. To determine the discount applicable to all staff members of your educational institution, please log in to your personal Infoworks account. Enhancing Professional Skills Exploring media literacy as a method of engaging with modern parents We can apply a…
Astronomy, one of the oldest and most captivating sciences, delves into the exploration of objects and phenomena present in the vast universe. In our inaugural class, we will delve into the definition and scope of astronomy, acquainting ourselves with its prominent features. Additionally, we will trace the origins of this scientific field and highlight its…
Recently, a replica of the reflector telescope created by Isaac Newton in 1668, called the TAL-35, has appeared on the market in Russia. The experts at the company “Shvabe” have accurately reproduced this groundbreaking invention in the field of astronomy. The “Shvabe” telescope is virtually identical to the original, except for its improved image quality….
Observational optics is widely used in various aspects of human life. Currently, binoculars are the most accessible and widely used optical instrument that allows you to view the world from a completely different perspective. These devices are commonly utilized by fishermen, tourists, hunters, sea and hiking enthusiasts, sports enthusiasts, and fans of exciting events, among…
1. How is the circular path that passes through a point to the north and a point to the south on the celestial sphere referred to? 2. Provide the name of the highlighted component: 3. Can it be true that Masha’s grandmother was actually born on February 29, 1900? 4. Identify the type of telescope…
Legend has it that the primary astronaut Yuri Gagarin, in the wake of seeing our planet from space, excitedly expressed: “Earth… What a sight!”. And without a doubt, beholding the view of our planet from the vastness of space, one cannot help but marvel at its stunning beauty, with its majestic continents and vast oceans,…
There is a special event On October 4, 1957, the first ever man-made satellite was sent into orbit around the Earth, marking the beginning of the space age in human history "The initial groundbreaking achievement for humanity is to transcend the atmosphere and become a satellite of our planet. Everything else becomes relatively easier, even…
Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system, followed by Saturn. Some astronomers speculate that Jupiter, due to its vast size, serves as a protective force for Earth. With its immense mass, the planet exerts a strong gravitational pull, altering the paths of potentially hazardous asteroids and safeguarding our planet from potential impact. Table…
When observing the trajectory of the planets over an extended period, it becomes apparent that the planets generally follow a westerly to easterly course, remaining close to the ecliptic and consistently within the zodiacal constellation belt. This planetary movement, akin to the motion of the Sun and Moon amidst the stars, is referred to as…
One of the most recognizable constellations in the night sky, the Big Dipper has a distinctive shape that resembles a dipper. It is easily identifiable even to those who are not well-versed in astronomy. This constellation has been observed and documented for thousands of years, with mentions dating back to ancient civilizations such as Egypt,…
The origins of astronomy can be traced back to ancient times, making it one of the oldest scientific disciplines. An important practical aspect of this field of study was its ability to assist with navigation and orientation. Astronomy and astrology As far back as the Middle Ages and Ancient Egypt around 4 thousand BC, people…
Currently, there are 58,742 educational establishments that provide extra cumulative reductions (ranging from 2% to 25%). To determine the applicable discount for all staff members at your educational institution, please access your personal Infoworks account. Continuing Education Program Management of Dangerous Waste of Hazard Levels I – IV We are able to apply a discount…
Undoubtedly, you may have observed in the autumn sky, in its eastern region, a group of four stars creating a relatively large rectangle. This is known as the Pegasus constellation, or more specifically, its most prominent stars. Due to its distinctive shape, referred to as the Great Square of Pegasus, locating it in the sky…
Scientific progress has come a long way in comprehending the physics of the universe. The pivotal figures in advancing this field were Isaac Newton and Johannes Kepler. Newton formulated the law of universal gravitation, which provided an explanation for the nature and origin of celestial bodies’ motion. The law of universal gravitation states that objects…