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Providing Knowledge 🧠

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@IS_Netwrk29 He knows, the silencer gone silent till rohit was batting on 19th nov

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Welcome home Astronauts of Artemis II, We're proud of you! ❤

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🚨: The 4 minutes that will decide Artemis II astronauts’ survival happening today!

They enter Earth at about 25,000 mph (17× faster than a bullet) and lose all communication.

For 4 minutes, there’s no signal, only heat, speed, and a risky return home.

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This was totally unreal! 🥶

In 1984, astronaut Dale Gardner flew completely untethered in space using a jetpack and literally grabbed a drifting satellite with his own hands.

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🚨: NASA just released one of the closest and clearest views of the Moon ever captured by Artemis II.

The level of detail in this shot is absolutely insane 🤯

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This is what a sunrise looks from space!

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It's not CGI, it's us.. Our home!

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@NASA What an amazing pic! ❤️

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The Artemis II astronauts captured this breathtaking photo of our galaxy 🌌

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Interacting galaxies NGC 4038 and NGC 4039 in the Corvus constellation.

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🚨: New Earthrise image from NASA Artemis II.

A fresh view of Earth rising over the Moon 🌍
50 years later, still just as magical.

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A day on Venus lasts 243 Earth days

A year on Venus lasts 225 Earth days

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We're the part of the nature!

Everything is connected!

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This is what the Artemis II astronauts will see during their lunar flyby

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We're the part of the nature!

Everything is connected!

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Colors affect heat absorption.

When sunlight hits a surface, some light reflects and some becomes heat. Dark colors absorb more and get hotter, while light colors reflect more and stay cooler.

That’s why light clothes feel better in summer.