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Where did the Earth get its magnetic field🌏?

✨Scientists have now concluded that the Earth's core is a huge electromagnet. Theories of the magnetic field's origin are plentiful. To me, the most convincing is the flow of currents in the liquid metal core (external).

The Earth's core is known to consist of two parts: a solid and inner core, which is under tremendous pressure and contains mostly iron and part of the molten outer part made of nickel, and all this substance of iron mixed with nickel is constantly in motion. 

The magnetic field is created by convective flows in the outer core. These flows are maintained by temperature differences between the solid inner core and the Earth's mantle✨

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Meteorite of Serichoβ˜„οΈ

✨As it turned out, Eastern Kenya is home to hundreds of such meteorites. Locals sold a meteorite weighing 107 kg to a collector in 2017. Following that, the inhabitants were able to collect almost a ton of fragments for subsequent sale.

Sericho is a member of the pallasite class, which includes iron-nickel alloy and yellow crystals of the mineral olivine. Olivine accounts for up to 70% of the meteorite's bulk, with the remainder made up of iron, nickel, cobalt, and phosphorus.

Currently, the total weight of the discovered meteorite fragments exceeds 2800 kg✨

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BREAKING NEWSπŸŒπŸ“Œ

✨According to NASA and Copernicus, 2022 was the fifth-warmest year on record for the whole planet. The warmest 12 months on record were recorded in certain regions of the planet, including western Europe, the Middle East, Central Asia, China, and northwestern Africa. Worse yet, according to new data from the world's leading climate monitoring agencies, polar regions continued to warm rapidly last year even as levels of warming greenhouse gases in the atmosphere reached all-time highs.

This week, NASA, the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and the European Environment Monitoring Program Copernicus each released their own projections of how quickly the climate would change in 2022. These projections show an unabated rise in world average temperatures✨

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The person who captured the satellite

✨This photograph, taken from the space shuttle Discovery in 1984, shows astronaut Dale Allan Gardner doing a spacewalk with a controlled maneuvering satchel.

To make it simpler to position the rotating Westar 6 satellite inside the shuttle, he connected a control device to it. Following that, the satellite was lowered to Earth aboard the shuttle and sold after being repaired✨
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NASA's Z2 space suit prototype

✨It's a spacesuit made specifically to travel to Mars, not just another one. It is true that the fitting to a specific person will be done using a three-dimensional printer and laser scanning.
NASA plans to build Martian spacesuits using the most recent advances in science and technology✨
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Moon dust is hazardous to humans.
✨Scientists have studied the lunar dust extracted by astronauts.The conclusions were disappointing: the minerals it contains cause lung cancer in humans.To confirm the theory, studies were conducted on the cells.In 90 percent of cases, they died✨
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✨It takes 1,825 days (5 years) of continuous driving at 100 km/h to drive around the Sun at the equator - that's about one million miles (1.6 million km) per year✨
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Astronaut Leland Melvin.

The astronaut let his dogs join him for his official portrait.☺️

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Radiation and Magnetic Field

✨The interaction of the Earth's magnetic field with the solar wind results in the formation of radiation belts (Van Allen belts), two rings of ionized gas trapped in orbit around the Earth by the magnetic field.
The outer radiation belt has altitudes ranging from 19,000 km to 41,000 km, while the inner radiation belt has altitudes ranging from 7,600 to 13,000 km.✨

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World Record for Human Orbital Stay

✨Russian Astronaut Valeriy Polyakov holds the record for the longest space trip. He stayed aboard the Mir station for 437 days.

And this year, NASA astronaut Mark Vande Hei plans to beat the American record. He must remain on board the ISS until April 2021 in order to
accomplish this
and he finally achieved it✨

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TODAY IS PI DAY (3.1415...)πŸŽ‰

✨Interestingly, some of the most famous scientists in the world have a connection to pi day. Albert Einstein was born on March 14th, 1879. Stephen Hawking died on March 15th, 2018 at the age of 76✨.

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Hoag's Object

✨This is a galaxy that is a nearly perfect ring of hot blue stars around a yellow core.

The entire galaxy is about 120,000 light-years wide, slightly larger than the Milky Way.

The blue ring, in which most of it is devoted to clusters of young, large stars, creates a sharp contrast with the yellow core✨

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NASA is tracking 1,397 space bodies in our Solar System

✨So they are trying to prevent dramatic scenes from movies like Armageddon.

A collision with them would lead to the end of human civilization. 

Have no doubt: any body with a diameter of more than 100 meters, approaching the Earth at less than 8 million kilometers, will be detected in time by NASA specialists✨

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Nō of Stars Vs Nō of Trees in Earth

✨NASA experts believe there could be anywhere from 100 billion to 400 billion stars in the Milky Way galaxy. However, a 2015 paper published in the journal Nature estimated that the number of trees around the world is much higher, 3.04 trillion✨

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Can human blood boil in outer space🩸?

✨Any liquid has a direct relationship to ambient pressure. The higher the pressure, the higher the boiling point, and vice versa.

πŸ“Œ The problem is that while a liquid boil in space, blood will not. Fluids like saliva in the mouth will boil.

However, blood, unlike saliva, is in a closed system, and your veins will hold it under pressure in a liquid state. Even if you are in a complete vacuum, the fact that the blood is closed in the system means that it won't turn into gas and escape✨

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Did you know?

✨A photon takes 40,000 years to travel from the core of the sun to the surface of the sun. But it takes just eight minutes to travel from there to the earth✨!

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How might extraterrestrial civilizations see Earth?

✨To find out exactly what an outsider might see, scientists used about 10,000 images of our planet taken by NASA's DSCOVR satellite.

Then they scaled down several times to simulate the distance of several light years. On the resulting image, they highlighted the parameters that most characterize the most prominent parts of the Earth.

As a result, the image produced a two-dimensional map of the Earth's surface, reconstructed from light curve readings without any assumptions about its spectral properties✨

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Who was the frist woman to reach space?
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