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46. Aurora's are caused by several billion tonnes of plasma hurled out from the sun which reaches Earth in 18 hours and is then deflected by the Earth's magnetic field.
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44. Cosmic rays which are high energy, fast moving, charged, subatomic particles, pierce intergalactic space. Highest energy particles among them have 100x the energy that can be generated in the world's largest particle accelerator.
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43. It takes a photon up toย 40,000 years to travel from the core of the sun to its surface, but only 8 minutes to travel the rest of the way to Earth.
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42. An illustration showing where the Sun is located in our Milky Way galaxy.
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Post: https://t.co/zIdEogCruP
38. The Carina Nebula is a large, complex area of bright and dark nebulosity in the constellation Carina, and the radius is 230 light years. The nebula lies at an estimated distance between 6,500 and 10,000 light-years from Earth.
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Exciting stuff .. reminds me of Contact if anyone has seen it. Just some wishful thinking!
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Mysterious radio signals have reached Earth from a galaxy 1.5 billion light years awayย
They could be evidence of incredibly advanced alien technology
Mysterious repeating energy bursts have been detected for only the second time https://t.co/dekxqz5wGe
This reminds me of what #NikolaTesla said -
"If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration."
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36. The .@Space_Station modules took over ten years to be built and assembled. Below is a quick video showing the process. I will also link an in-depth video.
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This is a 30 minute time lapse showing dust and a starry background, on the Churyumov-Gerasimenko comet surface.
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Credit : Rosetta & .@landru79
Post:https://t.co/jPxc4GUdLo
35. Did you know the setting and rise of the Sun on Mars is blue.
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34. I don't think we should forget humans biggest accomplishment in 2018 when .@elonmusk decided to send .@Tesla Starman to space because he could! Starman is now beyond the orbit of Mars. Just watch how we transform space exploration in the next decade.
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33. No one has stepped foot on the moon for 50 years. Hopefully this could soon change as .@NASAMoon is planning on building a permanent lunar base and a moon orbiting space station with other companies and space agencies.
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32. Saturn's low density would allow it to float in water if there was a body of water large enough for it to fit.
- Saturn's density = 0.69 g/cm^3
- water density = 1g/cm^3
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31. China is the first nation to land on the moon's far side. The images are close-ups of the moon's dark side, showing its cratered surface. .@CNSA_en
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@JHUAPL @NASANewHorizons @NASA Top 2 pictures are of Pluto from 1994-2018.We can see how much technology has progressed.The icey object in the bottom left corner is #UltimaThule which is 1 billion miles away from Pluto.When do you think we'll get a more detailed picture? What would it look like? #AstroSciChat
Top 2 pictures are of Pluto from 1994-2018.We can see how much technology has progressed.The icey object in the bottom left corner is #UltimaThule which is 1 billion miles away from Pluto.When do you think we'll get a more detailed picture? What would it look like? #AstroSciChat
30. This is a close up of the Andromeda Galaxy, which shows us how many stars there are. As far as we know till today there are roughly around a 1 Trillion stars.
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Credit: https://t.co/UuHCLoyqGG
28. We often want to travel at the speed of light but don't know how it would affect us. Objects travelling the speed of light don't tend to see, feel or hear anything it's as if they don't experience existence at all.
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Post: https://t.co/jUuCVWUuFB
23. Quarks have fractional charges that come in thirds. And you'll never catch a quark all by itself; it will always be clutching other quarks nearby. If you try to separate them the force that keeps them together actually goes stronger.
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