Telescopes

@Rachidjebel01 · 2 years ago

What Are Telescopes and How Do They Work?

Telescopes are like windows into the cosmos. We can study the solar system and see star conjunctions with telescopes. Not only that, but telescopes help us become more familiar with the various p...

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@Stefan-08 · 1 year ago

The Universe and the Astronomy

Within the 1600's, individuals started to utilize telescopes to consider and record what they might see within the night sky. By the 1700's, individuals started to make point by point maps of the sta...

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@Yamin.nachim · 2 years ago

astronomy

When you enter into any new area of science, you almost always find yourself with a baffling new language of technical terms to learn before you can converse with the experts. This is certainly true i...

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@Apurba1408 · 3 years ago

Some insights into the Hubble Telescope

People are constantly trying to know the unknown, to see the unseen. Running in search of something new. Scientists are always thinking about the distant sky and space. In 1810, the scientist Galil...

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@Diedara89 · 3 years ago

Amazing astronomers

John Coach Adams (British, 1819-92) studied the leonid meteor shower and predicted the existence of neptune, which was discovered in 1846. Edward Emerson Barnard (USA, 1857-1923 discovered Barnard St...

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@LeonaReed · 8 months ago

Number of Stars in the Sky

August 23, 2023 What's up friends? Did you miss me? I guess not... LOL It been a while (more or less one month) posting here. I am busy with other important tasks like counting stars, dust par...

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@ilias1996 · 3 years ago

Now search for 1 crore stars in search of aliens

Other alien creatures outside of Earth are called aliens. However, there has been some controversy over whether there is any life on alien planets. As a result, there are still doubts about whether...

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@NakamotoBch · 2 years ago

The search for life beyond Earth

The search for life beyond Earth is one of the most exciting parts of space exploration. We, as humans, are curious by nature, and the search for life has given us the opportunity to understand oursel...

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@Rockstars · 3 years ago

Our fantastic universe

For thousands of years, people have been surprised by the starry sky. On a clear night, a person cannot help but be amazed by the beauty and majesty of the stars that can be seen. Those who think abo...

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@ramonjose · 2 years ago

5 Ways Our Search For Alien Life Is Evolving.

The Sunset Of Radio Wave SETI For more than 50 years, SETI has been listening to radio signals from space. In 1974, astronomer Frank Drake sent the first radio wave message, the "Arecibo Message," a...

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@Peter-Molnar · 2 years ago

Are We Alone In The Universe?

We have achieved a lot in humanity's lifetime. We have been to the moon and astronomers live out in space on space stations, but there is something that we are still looking for the answer. If anyth...

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@shadownight · 3 years ago

news

Sets of dark openings billions of times more huge than the Sun might be revolving around each other, producing swells in space itself. The North American Nanohertz Observatory for Gravitational Waves...

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@Inosukotanjiro · 2 months ago

Exploring the wonders of space

Title: "Exploring the Wonders of Space: A Journey Beyond the Stars" Introduction: Space, the final frontier, has captivated human imagination for centuries. From ancient civilizations gazing up at...

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@Achia · 3 years ago

black holes

Taking pictures of black holes is actually impossible. Because, we know nothing can come out of a black hole. Not even light. So what does it mean to have a picture of a black hole? The black hole...

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@RealLife · 2 years ago

A brief story of black hole

There is no last word for science. Similarly, there is no full stop for the curiosity of human beings. In quest of knowledge the human beings passed many thousands of hours and once they could discove...

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@Sajeeb_alex · 3 years ago

In the science museum to see the night sky.

The cloudless clear night sky means the reunion of countless stars. These flickering stars have been creating curiosity and wonder in people's minds since the distant past. What is the secret...

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@Danfoster · 1 year ago

10 Amazing Facts You'll Want to Know (-1of 2-)

Are you a curious person? Do you like to know facts that are interesting, but also useful? If so, this post is for you! Below, I have compiled 10 amazing facts that I think you'll want to know. From t...

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@Cutie_Angel_Mukta · 3 years ago

Black Hole (When Theories Became Reality)

Black Hole is a term widely famous in science fiction movies and physics debates, but all of that is about to change. After a hundred years since Einstein's Theory of Relativity was published, scienti...

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@Ozzyy · 1 year ago

Hibernation

[WP] The colony ship arrived in orbit after a thousand-year voyage. But the AI never woke the occupants. Millions of years pass, the planet below have formed life, intelligent life, and their scientis...

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@Carlos · 3 years ago

Is there intelligent life out There?

Man's search for intelligent life in space has somehow developed, he has grown. This has been happening in a concentrated fashion for almost 55 years. In April 1960, the West Virginia National Radio...

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@madlife · 3 years ago

Famous astronomer

John Couch Adams (8ritain, 1819-92) studied the Leonid meteor shower and predicted the existence of Neptune. which was discovered in 1846 Edward Emerson Barnard (USA 18571923 discovered Barnard's St...

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@Franklin01 · 3 years ago

A Look Through The Lenses

How often do we see someone with reading difficulties, perhaps holding a piece of paper with an outstretched arm? Others can only read when the page is very close to their eyes. Why these differences...

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@roseyasmine · 1 year ago

Interestingly, We've Seen a Red Giant Star Transition Into a Supernova

We're seeing numerous stupendous sights out in space as our telescopes become all the more impressive, however, there's another competitor for the most interesting one yet: According to specialists,...

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@Peter-Molnar · 2 years ago

An Introductory Overview To Astronomy And The Universe

Astronomy is the scientific study of celestial objects, space and the physical Universe. Astronomers can study stars, planets, galaxies and other space phenomena to learn about the formation of the Un...

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@KenBlow · 3 years ago

Reasons to Trust the Bible

SCIENTIFIC ACCURACY Science has made great strides in modern times. As a result, old theories have given way to new ones. What was once accepted as fact may now be seen as myth. Science textbooks oft...

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@Ezelazra3 · 1 year ago

The Giant Pressure Cooker in the Universe

When we raise our heads, we see an endless universe, much larger than we can comprehend. So, could this infinite universe be empty? Of course it can't. So much so that the universe is filled with incr...

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@BeardedCake · 3 years ago

Sky our light frontier.

I had the pleasure of working in an observatory, seeing all kinds of telescopes up close, getting into the bowels of a lens, seeing the sunset completely clear. About 6 hours of travel to get to the...

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@mahalkita19 · 3 years ago

We Can Believe in God

We Can Believe in God Jim once asked an atheist if he had ever wrestled, even for a few moments, with the thought that maybe God does exist. "Absolutely!" the atheist said, to Jim's surprise. "Yea...

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@robi11 · 3 years ago

Our Universe

Let's travel around the universe "" American astronomer Harlow Shapley gave this invitation to an audience in Washington DC in 1920. Fellow was participating in the so-called Great Debate with Curtis...

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@Malika · 1 year ago

Isaac Newton

Isaac Newton was born in Lincolnshire, England in 1643, where he grew up on a farm. When he was a boy, he made lots of brilliant inventions like a windmill to grind corn, a water clock and a sundial....

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