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Explainer Astronomy
The universe that surrounds us contains billions of galaxies and trillions of stars and planets in them. Scientists have used different methods to estimate these numbers to get an idea…
Explainer Space
The sun is a glowing ball of gasses at the centre of our solar system. It is made of a gas-like material called plasma, consisting of charged particles. The sun…
Explainer Astronomy
The Sun has roughly 1,000 times Jupiter’s volume. That is why the usual answer says about 1,000 Jupiters could fit inside the Sun. The number is a volume comparison, not…
Explainer Astronomy
Saturn’s rings are the most complex and enormous ring system of any planet in the solar system. It consists of countless icy particles ranging in size from tiny grains to…
Explainer Astronomy
The Sun is a blazing celestial giant, which captivates our cosmic curiosity. The Sun is our solar system’s central star. Through the process of nuclear fusion, it transforms hydrogen into…
Explainer Astronomy
Earth is inside the Milky Way’s disk, about 26,000–27,000 light-years (8.2–8.3 kiloparsecs) from the Galactic Center. That is roughly halfway from the center to the edge of the visible disk.…
Explainer Space
Estimating the number of black holes is difficult because they are not directly detectable, however, astronomers are tirelessly working to determine the number of black holes up there in space.…
Explainer Physics
A new paper has been introduced in the world of black holes according to which astronomers might have found a new variant of black holes, named Parasitic Black Hole. Parasitic…
Explainer Physics
Supernova is considered the hottest thing in the universe, reaching a million degrees Celsius. It is recorded that supernovas might have been discovered before the early 17th century. Supernovae are…
