Appearance of the Swan constellation

The Swan constellation can be found in the sky of the northern hemisphere. Due to its cross-like formation, it is occasionally referred to as the “Northern Cross,” drawing a comparison to the Southern Cross constellation in the southern hemisphere. Swan constellation was named after the swan that Zeus transformed into during one of his romantic…

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3 The Movement of Planets

During this lesson, we will revisit the formulation of the universal law of gravitation. We will explore the reasons why the movement of planets deviates from Kepler’s laws. Additionally, we will discuss the impact of tides on celestial bodies and delve into the methods of determining their masses. Currently, you do not have the ability…

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How to spot the Orion Nebula

Looking for something to observe in the winter sky as a novice? If you’re just starting out with astronomical observations and you already have a telescope, it’s time to get acquainted with your instrument. Familiarize yourself with the finder, practice pointing your telescope at the Moon and stars, grasp the workings of the mount, experiment…

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Explanation of the Earth’s Core

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What nation was the first to send an artificial satellite into space?

It has been 60 years since the USSR successfully sent the first man-made satellite into space. "Gazeta.Ru" takes a look back at the historical context surrounding this groundbreaking achievement and interviews individuals who witnessed this legendary event firsthand. One such individual is an advisor to the government of South Australia, who recently shared his personal…

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The Composition of the Universe

The arrangement of matter on a large scale refers to how matter is distributed in space on a scale larger than 1 Mpc. The way the universe is structured on a large scale is believed to reflect the overall evolution of the universe. There are two methods for studying the large-scale structure: Direct measurements of…

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The remnants left behind when a star dies

Every well-informed individual is aware of the process through which a classical planetary system originates. It unfolds as follows: a rotating disk composed of gas and dust suddenly begins to contract on its own. Over time, it accumulates a certain density. Within its core, conditions materialize that enable a thermonuclear reaction to occur. During this…

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The movement of the sun

We are all aware of the fact that the Sun revolves around the Earth. This leads us to question whether the Sun itself also revolves, and if it does, what does it revolve around? The answer to this query was only obtained by astronomers in the 20th century. Our star is indeed in motion, and…

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Qualities of an Ideal Cosmonaut

As youngsters, many individuals harbored dreams of donning the title of “cosmonaut,” particularly during the Soviet era when the exploration of outer space was in its nascent stages. However, the path to becoming an esteemed member of the cosmonaut corps is a highly exclusive one: prospective candidates must satisfy a multitude of stringent criteria, endure…

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