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☀️ Demonstration of the speed at which the planets of the Solar System rotate around the Sun.
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🌏 This is how the appearance of our planet has changed over the course of 200 million years.
Over the past 200 million years, the appearance of the Earth has undergone impressive changes.
The period includes changes in landforms, mountains, oceans, the evolution of plants and animals, and in particular the split of the supercontinent Pangea into 6 others, smaller and more widely known in the modern world — Eurasia, Asia, Africa, North and South America, and Antarctica.
Over the past 200 million years, the appearance of the Earth has undergone impressive changes.
The period includes changes in landforms, mountains, oceans, the evolution of plants and animals, and in particular the split of the supercontinent Pangea into 6 others, smaller and more widely known in the modern world — Eurasia, Asia, Africa, North and South America, and Antarctica.
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We have all seen the behaviour of astronauts in weightlessness. But few of us have seen the behaviour of four-legged friends, such as cats, who have been placed in a training room for testing.
It looks like fun! 😸
It looks like fun! 😸
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An observer on the ground films the SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft entering the planet's atmosphere as it returns to Earth.
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Mars is just around the corner: NASA has launched its new project simulating astronauts' life on the planet.
The first of three planned missions of the agency launched a year ago, on 25 June 2023, as part of the Crew Health and Performance Exploration Analog project. The essence of the CHAPEA-1 mission is that four volunteers for a year will stay in a special "bunker", living conditions in which are as close as possible to those that can be created on the future Martian base.
The first of three planned missions of the agency launched a year ago, on 25 June 2023, as part of the Crew Health and Performance Exploration Analog project. The essence of the CHAPEA-1 mission is that four volunteers for a year will stay in a special "bunker", living conditions in which are as close as possible to those that can be created on the future Martian base.
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You can watch the rocket launch not only from the ground: pilots filmed the launch of the SpaceX Falcon 9 from the cockpit.
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⚡️ 1 light second, 1 light year, 10, 100, 1000, 10,000, 10,000 and 100,000 light years on the scale of the infinite universe.
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Soyuz docking to the International Space Station
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☀️ The Space Observatory for Solar Dynamics (SDO) shared a recording of the Sun in various ultraviolet wavelengths. While a star looks quite calm in the visible range and with a small number of spots on it, radiation in different wavelengths of ultraviolet radiation reveals much more detail.
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If Saturn could contain Earth, it would need about 700 similar balls of equal shapes and sizes to fill it completely.
Comparison: Saturn's radius is ~ 9 Earth radii, Saturn's mass is ~ 95 Earth masses.
Comparison: Saturn's radius is ~ 9 Earth radii, Saturn's mass is ~ 95 Earth masses.
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NASA astronauts recorded a mock video about what the Olympics might look like in space
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Trajectories of planets and asteroids in the Solar System
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This is what a walk on the International Space Station looks like 👨🚀
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Animation of the descent and landing of the Huygens probe from real-world images🎥
This is the first and so far the only soft landing ever made in the Outer Solar System. It took Huygens 2 hours 27 minutes 50 seconds to parachute through Titan's atmosphere. The collision of the device with the surface of Titan occurred at a speed of 16 km/h (or 4.4 m/s).
In total, more than 500 megabytes of information were transmitted, including about 350 images. To make this video look more epic, remember that there are 1.2 billion kilometers from Earth to Titan.
This is the first and so far the only soft landing ever made in the Outer Solar System. It took Huygens 2 hours 27 minutes 50 seconds to parachute through Titan's atmosphere. The collision of the device with the surface of Titan occurred at a speed of 16 km/h (or 4.4 m/s).
In total, more than 500 megabytes of information were transmitted, including about 350 images. To make this video look more epic, remember that there are 1.2 billion kilometers from Earth to Titan.
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A visual comparison of the rotation speed of the solar system planets 💫
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Jupiter protects the Earth 💪
It does this by using its powerful gravitational pull to deflect potentially dangerous asteroids and space debris.
It does this by using its powerful gravitational pull to deflect potentially dangerous asteroids and space debris.