Space

Jupiter is so huge that the Earth could sink into it easily. This gas planet is second in size to the Sun only, and its powerful gravity protects our planet from the comets and asteroids.

In the past, people believed that Venus is an Earth-like planet. But the reality turned out to be much more severe, and the first explorations uncovered that this planet is a real infernal cauldron.

Mars is a new frontier for humanity. We’ve visited the Moon, and the next destination is the red planet. Who knows, perhaps the first human Martians will be born there in this century?

The dwarf planet Eris has a very interesting history. When it was discovered, it was almost given the status of a planet! But the discovery of Eris became a catalyst for some changes in the scientific community.

What do we know about Titan, a moon of Saturn? It’s Earth-like in some ways, there are lakes, rivers, clouds, and rains, but it’s really cold there. However, the thick atmosphere protects the surface from radiation, and perhaps the first extraterrestrial colony of humanity will appear on Titan instead of Mars.

The planets of the Solar system are still almost unexplored. Getting to them is’t easy, space flights are incredibly expensive, and they take a lot of time.

Sedna is located so far away that it is extremely difficult to see it. This frozen celestial body needs thousands of years for one revolution around the Sun.

The number of stars in the Universe is infinite if we guess that the Universe is infinite itself. We can neither prove nor disprove that by now, and there’s no way something might change soon.

Our Sun isn’t just a hot plasma ball. It’s an enormous natural fusion reactor emitting deadly radiation into space.

If we assume that the universe is infinite, there are an infinite number of stars and planets orbiting around them.