Space Science

BLACK HOLES Introduction In this blog post, I am gonna tell you almost everything about what are black holes, how they are formed, how they can affect us, some myths about them and how they react with other objects in the universe. So, just grab a coffee, sit back and read the blog completely and enjoy this journey of life cycle of a black hole. What exactly are Black Holes? The term Black Holes is of exceptionally late source. It was coined in 1969 by the  American researcher John Wheeler as a realistic portrayal of a thought that returns in any event every 200 years. Around then there were two speculations about light. One was that it was made out of particles; the other one was that it was made of waves. We presently realize that truly the two speculations are correct. By the wave/molecule duality of quantum mechanics, light can be viewed as both a  wave and a molecule. Under the hypothesis that light was comprised of waves, it was not satisfactory how it would react to gravity. Be

  THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE INTRODUCTION In this blog post, I am going to brief you about this amazing mysterious thing known as Bermuda triangle , and I am pretty sure, most of you must have an overview about what it is but I will actually explain almost everything about this realistic geometrical shape; So, enjoy reading the blog with a nice cup of coffee. BERMUDA TRIANGLE, What is it? The Bermuda Triangle which is also sometimes called as ' The Devil's Triangle ' is a place about which no one would like to go as it swallows you like anything; Scared!, you should as it is a place of which you should have the fear, so, getting back to topic, It is actually a merely defined place situated in the Western Part of the North Atlantic Ocean where many aircrafts and ships are said to have disappeared under very mysterious and unknown circumstances. The area of the Bermuda Triangle is among the most vigorously voyaged dispatching paths on the planet, with ships often getting through it

INTRODUCTION  What we can observe in our sky - planets, stars, gas, dust, galaxies, nebulae, asteroids, meteors, and more-is a small fraction of what exists. Bright matter, the visible stuff of the universe, forms only about one- sixth of its mass. What forms the rest, and how do we know it's there? So, in this blog I am going to share some factual information about dark energy and dark matter of the universe as these are the most mysterious things in the universe! Dark Matter Scientists know there must be more out there than meets the eye because the unseen substance has gravity and appears to be holding together the parts of the universe that we can see, galaxies in particular. Because the unseen matter doesn't emit any radiation, scientists call it as Dark Matter Believed to constitute about 95% of the universe's total mass, dark matter and dark energy may comprise unfathomable numbers of tiny sub-atomic particles. Candidates for dark matter include Cold Dark Matter (CDM

INTRODUCTION  The MAGNETARS : formally known as the neutron stars are formed just by normal stars, but how? this is what I am going to tell you in this blog, also you will get to know amazing facts about these mysterious objects of the universe Neutron stars are one of the most extreme and violent things in the universe. Giant atomic nuclei, only a few kilometres in diameter but as massive as stars, and they owe their existence to the death of something majestic. Neutron Stars: What are these? Stars exist because of a fragile balance, the mass of trillions of tons of hot plasma are being pulled inwards by gravity and squeeze material together with so much force that nuclei fuse. Hydrogen fuses into Helium, this releases energy which pushes against gravity and tries to escape. As long as this balance exists, stars are pretty stable. Eventually, the hydrogen will be exhausted. Medium stars like our Sun, go through a giant phase, where they burn helium into carbon and oxygen before they e

INTRODUCTION This is just a factual blog of basic differences between newton's theory and einstein's theory about gravitation and it will give you a basic idea of both the theories Newton's Gravitational theory  In the 17th century, Sir Issac Newton gave his law of gravitation suggesting that gravitation is a force that holds two objects together like the earth's gravitational field holds the moon in its position, and similarly, the sun holds the planets in their respective positions as we see them and he said that the gravitational force is directly proportional to the product of the masses of the two bodies and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them and gave the famous formula for calculating the gravitational force between two bodies, i.e., F= GMm/r^2 where G is a proportionality constant and its value is 6.67*10^(-11) Nm^2/kg^2 as given by Sir Henry Cavendish by his experiment which he performed in 1798, he used a torsion balance to d