I think it would have looked better if the date were yesterday. Anyway. I'm not usually very familiar with WordPress, but since I started this site, I've been discovering new things. For example, today I installed the gallery plugin. It creates a nice image gallery. I'll try it out here and show you. Let's get started.
Since the beginning of space exploration in the last century, humanity has been constantly experimenting with and discovering better methods for space travel. In the last century, human missions have been made to the Moon, and space probes have been sent to Mars, Venus, Mercury, Saturn, Jupiter, and many other destinations. The Voyager spacecraft even left the solar system, becoming the first human-made spacecraft to venture outside the solar system.
Yes, it's been a while for me. Frankly, I've missed sharing astronomy images and writing about them. It would be more accurate to say I've missed writing. I've been saving up things to write about for a week, and now I'm bursting with the moment. I couldn't find the right title for these kinds of posts. You've probably noticed. I finally created a subcategory called Astronomy Posts under the Astronomy category, and that's how […]
Yes, these two can't love each other. They fight all the time. Yet, we're always waiting for them to get married and have children. Joking aside, the Big Bang theory (don't let the name "bang" fool you; it's a model of the universe that suddenly began to expand. I'll write about that sometime. Many people know it as a universe that came from nothing or a universe that exploded) is […]
Our question is as follows. Light packets, or photons, travel at a speed of 300,000 km per second. In other words, they cover a distance of 300,000 km per second (if you could travel at that speed, you could circle the Earth seven times in one second or reach the moon in one second). Let's say you're also moving at the speed of light. I said, "Let's say so." After reaching that speed, you start tracking the photons. What happens […]
In almost every astronomy news story, we see reports of black holes, sun-like stars, massive stars, nebulae, galaxies, star clusters, and much more. Each one is interesting, of course. But there's something less frequently mentioned, yet even more intriguing: neutron stars. I'd say neutron stars are my favorite in astronomy. A star's life […]
