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Space: The Final Frontier. Exploring space developments and theorizing about how humans fit into the universe.
Why Have Objects Different Weights?
Atoms are the smallest particles of chemical elements and the basic building blocks of everything we see, touch, and smell.
A B ForbesPublished about a month ago in FuturismDinner at the edge of space for only half a million dollars
«The "Neptune Spaceship" balloon will take tourists to a height of 30 kilometers above sea level, and passengers will enjoy a luxurious dinner at the hands of the world's most famous chefs (Space Perspective)»
If light has no mass, why is it affected by gravity? General Relativity Theory...
There is a power in the immeasurability of the universe that is so key but so secretive that it frames the actual texture of our world. For a long time, researchers have been bewildered by gravity, the inconspicuous power that controls the movements of heavenly planets. In any case, the extraordinary physicists Albert Einstein and Isaac Newton attempted to address its conundrums. As we concentrate on these exceptional researchers' considerations and their pivotal disclosures, show up on a journey through existence.
Abdur RahmanPublished about a month ago in FuturismScientists Discover the Most Hostile Planets in the Universe...
The Most terrifying Planets Beyond Our Planetary group: An Investigation with The Bad dream Planets** **Preface:**
Abdur RahmanPublished about a month ago in FuturismOur Life-Giving Star, the Sun
British spelling. <><><> Our magical star. The nuclear fusion reactions in the sun's core fuse 600 million tons of hydrogen into 596 million tons of helium every second.
A B ForbesPublished about a month ago in FuturismUnveiling the Cosmic Titans: Delving into the Depths of Stellar Magnificence - 2024
Title: Unveiling the Cosmic Titans: Delving into the Depths of Stellar Magnificence Introduction: In the vast expanse of the cosmos, amidst the countless twinkling lights that adorn the night sky, lie the behemoths of the universe – the stars. While our own Sun may seem immense from our vantage point on Earth, it pales in comparison to the sheer grandeur of the celestial giants that pepper the cosmic landscape. In our quest to understand the cosmos, we delve into the mysteries of these colossal entities, seeking to unravel their secrets and comprehend the extremes of size and scale that exist beyond our earthly realm.
Do You Think the Sun Is a Big Star?
Here are four of my short-form stories. I hope you find them interesting and educational. Enjoy. <><><> British spelling.
A B ForbesPublished about a month ago in FuturismStar Trek - "The Enemy Within"
I thought I better stop and write about "The Enemy Within," the fifth episode of Season One, TOS, while it was still fresh in my memory. Of course, I'd seen it before, many, many years ago, and it always sticks out in my mind because it's referenced in the liner notes of G.G. Allin's Roir cassette compilation Hated in the Nation, which I'm sure most other "Star Trek" fans are unaware of and, even if they were, would not be proud of. The liner notes, by Mykel Board, use the metaphor of the Evil Kirk (the putative "enemy within"), who is a violent, tantrum-throwing uglification of Captain Jimmy T., pitted against the meandering Milquetoast Kirk, who is a weak sister who can't make up his mind on any pressing concern. Board suggests Allin is (was), "the enemy within," as well.
We Have Existed for Billions of Years
Please start here, at the beginning of the universe. <><><> I am beryllium (Be) with atomic number 4. I wasn't around at the beginning of the universe.
A B ForbesPublished about a month ago in FuturismOn the Launchpad, SpaceX Prepares the Third Test Dispatch of its Gigantic Starship Rocket
A fresh day break breaks over Starbase, Texas. The launchpad, a metal behemoth against the tremendous canvas of sky, stands unfaltering. On it, not a single edge of grass dares to interfere, the concrete seared clean by the searing breath of past dispatches. This isn't your normal rocket. Typically Starship, SpaceX's behemoth, and nowadays marks its third test flight, a pivotal step in its yearning to travel to the stars.
kamran khanPublished about a month ago in FuturismJupiter Changes Color Every 5 Years
Picture a tiger. Tigers are known for their beautiful stripes, which they always keep the same. However, imagine if the tiger stripes could change their size, position, and colors from time to time. Magical, right? But that's exactly what happens with one titan of our solar system, Jupiter. Why and how? Well, astronomers might just have the answer, so let's see.
Abdul Hannan SaifPublished about a month ago in FuturismThe Most Dangerous Asteroid Is Here, But NASA Has a Plan
If an asteroid like Apus hits Earth, we will be destroyed. Massive earthquakes will strike, and tsunamis will flood everything. Apus is a billion-year-old celestial body that has been in the Solar System since its inception. You might be thinking, "How likely is it that this giant spacestone will collide with our planet in 2029?" Well, let's find out, shall we?
Abdul Hannan SaifPublished 2 months ago in Futurism