Oceans and Seas
Here are listings of the largest oceans in the world. The pacific ocean is the largest, covering 64,185,714 sq.ft. surface area and deepest at one point called the Mariana Trench which […]
Category Archives: Astrophysics
Facts About Saturn Moons
As telescopic resolution power increased through the 19th century, Saturn’s family of known moons grew widely. In 1966 Epimetheus and Janus moons were discovered. By the time Cassini-Huygens was launched […]
Venus in 2014 Observed Unpredicted Low Temperatures
With the constant revolution of all the planets and changing weather throughout the solar systems, astronomers and cosmonauts in June of 2014 were not surprise with the latest findings identified […]
Observation of Jupiter from Distance Orbital
Jupiter can actually be viewed at night during clear sky from earth close to the borders of the oceanic frontiers where the reflection of ocean at times may be greenish […]
Facts about Planets
Below is a chart listing the size, the diameter and the time it takes for each to orbit the SUN. These planets are made of rocks, metals and gases. All […]
The Big Bang
About 13 billion years ago a tremendous explosion started the expansion of the universe. This explosion is known as the Big Bang. At the point of this event all of […]
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