SPACE
The winds on Neptune reach the speeds of 1600 miles per hour that's three times faster than a commercial air plain temperature at the moon's South Pole reach minus 397 degrees Fahrenheit which just might be the coldest in the entire solar system Sterns less dense than water so if it were thrown into a giant pool it would float Jupiter moon Europe is cover in thick layer of ice but underneath it is a vast ocean of water measuring up to 100 miles deep water ice was previously thought to be rare and only common for earth it can infect be found all over the solar system.
Even on Mercury and the moon Saturn's magnificent rings are a belt of space debris that formed after one of its moons fall apart Jupiter Neptune and Uranus also have rings although not as splendidly as Saturn's and even some asteroids have them too there are eight confirmed planets in the solar system evidence shows there can be a ninth we just haven't discovered it organic matter could have been brought to earth by comets since it has been found on several of them.
The reverse of a black hole nothing can enter it from outside but light and matter can escape from within it Triton on Neptune moon orbits the planet in a backwards motion it is the only moon that does so end nobody knows why although there are trillions of stars in space. We can only see a tiny fraction of them in the sky. Chiron Pluto's moon is half the size of its planet, which is why Pluto orbits a bit around a spot. Outside its own axis all the objects in the space including planets interstellar dust. And whole galaxies comprise just about four percent of the universe. The rest is a dark matter and dark energy. That can not be seen and is not fully understood tries 2b planet, where never end it is not your regular night with stars shining in the beautiful skies here it is pitch dark and scorching high tries to be is a gas giant roughly one and a half. Times more massive than Jupiter and it's surface.
Absorbs light better than charcoal, it might also have a faint dark red glow. Because of it's burning high which is as hot as fresh lava, lovely in the star system of 55 there are five planets, four of which giant similar to Jupiter and Saturn.
Space Facts
Browse an exciting collection of scientific, historical and cultural facts about space, galaxies, the planets and other objects in the solar system. The latest discoveries, space-related features, graphics and diagrams can be found on the blog.
What is Outer Space
Space is the area beyond the upper limits of Earth’s atmosphere. It is where all of the asteroids, comets, planets, stars, solar systems and galaxies in our universe are found. Space is a vacuum, meaning it contains almost nothing, but it is not completely empty.
Interesting Facts about Space
- Space does not begin at a specific altitude above the Earth, but the Kármán line at 100 km is a commonly used definition.
- The temperature in the void of space is about −270.45 °C.
- Space is a hard vacuum, meaning it is a void containing very little matter.
- There is no sound in space because molecules are too far apart to transmit sound.
- The space between galaxies is not completely empty but has an average of one atom per cubic meter.
- There are an estimated 100-400 billion stars in our galaxy, the Milky Way.
- The universe is observed to be 13.8 billion years old and has been expanding since its formation in the Big Bang.
- In the observable universe there are an estimated 2 trillion (2,000,000,000,000) galaxies.
- The International Space Station is the largest ever crewed object in space.
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