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Libra is a section of the celestial sphere that is included in the zodiacal constellations. Unlike the other constellations in the zodiac, Libra does not represent a living creature. It covers a significant area of 538 square degrees and is surrounded by Virgo, Scorpio, Hydra, Serpentor, and other constellations. Legends and Stories In ancient Greek…
Throughout history, humans have associated time with the recurring events that took place around them. These events included the rotation of day and night, as well as the changing of seasons. In present times, this method of measuring time may not always meet our precise needs. However, it is a system that humanity has grown…
When you look up at the sky, you will find the constellation Libra positioned between Scorpio and Virgo. These constellations are part of the zodiacal circle. Libra also shares its celestial neighborhood with the Wolf, Hydra, Serpent, Centaurus, and the head of the Serpent.It is interesting to note that Libra is quite visible in the…
When the sky turns dark and the stars start to shine, you can see either a crescent-shaped month or a full round moon, indicating that night has arrived. Even though we are aware that the moon and the month are essentially the same celestial body, it is intriguing to contemplate whether there are any distinctions…
Scientists have been investigating the enormity of the solar system for centuries, observing the various categories of planets. With the discovery of exoplanets, our knowledge has expanded even further. In addition to gas giants, we have come across planets that resemble Earth. What exactly are these Earth-like planets? Defining Earth-like Planets An Earth-like planet is…
IC 342 is positioned at a distance of 11 million light years from our location. This galaxy is a member of the Free Group, together with several others. IC 342 has a low surface brightness and can be found in the Camelopardalis (Giraffe constellation), close to the plane of the Milky Way. As a result,…
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Blog ❘ Serious Astrology ❘ Mathematics of the celestial sphere ❘ Spherical geometry A complete revolution of the celestial sphere around its axis is known as a sidereal day. The current portion of a sidereal day is referred to as sidereal time. The line passing from south to north through the zenith is known as…
A simplified explanation of black holes and the consequences of falling into one. Understanding the Concept of a Black Hole: A Simplified Explanation Explaining the Concept of a Black Hole in Layman’s Terms: Understanding the Enigma of Space’s Abyss A black hole is a phenomenon in the Universe that remains shrouded in mystery. Its existence…
Video can be rephrased as Visual Content or Moving Images . The Autumn Sky’s Constellations During the autumn season, when the sky is often covered by clouds, stargazing can be challenging. However, there are several constellations that can still be observed, including Delphinus, Microscopium, and Capricornus. In the northern hemisphere, you can see constellations such…
It is not uncommon for individuals who are distant from the field of astronomy to feel inspired by the captivating images captured by the Hubble Telescope or the James Webb Telescope, and subsequently decide to purchase an amateur telescope. The prospect of gazing upon the surfaces of distant planets, passing icy comets, or observing nebulae…
The starry sky can be seen as a rather disorganized scene, requiring a vivid imagination to perceive the shapes of people, animals, and objects that the ancient people saw in the randomly scattered stars. However, there are certain mesmerizing star formations that capture our attention! One such drawing is the renowned Big Dipper, which serves…
The Sun, the central star of our solar system, is known for orbiting in various paths around which all the planets revolve. It has been around for approximately 5 billion years and is classified as a yellow dwarf, meaning it is relatively small in size. Unlike other stars, the Sun’s thermonuclear reactions occur at a…
There are two types of satellites that orbit around another object in space – natural satellites and artificial satellites. Natural satellites are those that occur naturally, such as the Moon, which orbits around the Earth. Artificial satellites, on the other hand, are man-made objects that are launched into space and orbit around the Earth or…
Dawn is the time at which twilight begins before sunrise. In the late summer, dawn breaks over the Mojave Desert in California. Dawn can refer to the start of morning twilight, the period of twilight, or the time of sunrise. At dawn, the horizontal skyline of Kaohsiung, Taiwan is visible. The skyline of Prague is…
The myriad of stars scattered across the vast expanse of the night sky may appear countless, but in reality, the human eye can only perceive roughly 6000 distant luminaries. Navigating through this celestial tapestry is no easy feat. Throughout history, astronomers from various cultures have created constellations based on their respective legends, beliefs, and worldviews….
Let’s continue our journey into the world of algebra and explore the celestial bodies. In the scale used to measure the brightness of stars, we can also include other luminaries such as the planets, the Sun, and the Moon, in addition to the fixed stars. We will focus on discussing the brightness of the planets,…
Clusters of stars, known as globular clusters, are found not only in our own galaxy but also in other galaxies. The spatial arrangement of these clusters in spiral galaxies is similar to that in our Milky Way. However, there is a noteworthy distinction in the distribution pattern of the Galactic clusters compared to those in…
August 2023 will bring us, the people of Earth, two incredible occurrences of the super moon (August 1 and August 31) – an unforgettable event for those who love astronomy and the beauty of celestial phenomena! Let us hope for clear skies so we can witness the magnificence of the largest full moon of 2023!…