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When we think about space we get in mind stars, moon, sun planets many more things. Space is a place where a common man can’t reach or go and see space. God has gifted many wonders on this planet among them space planet one.

In other words, the universe is not only expanding but accelerating in its expansion. Physicists, scrambling to identify the source of this phenomenon dubbed it dark energy because of its mysterious hidden nature.

The Earth spins on an axis that runs through both poles. This means the poles experience little to no rotational force from the Earth. Whereas the equator experiences the maximum possible force. By launching close to the equator rockets get an extra boost of speed from the rotation of the Earth that helps them reach orbit.

The first animals to be sent into space were fruit flies on board a US V2 rocket on 20 February 1947. The first mammal in space was the Rhesus Monkey Albert II on 14 June 1949, while the first animal to orbit the Earth was the Russian dog Laika on 3 November 1957.

The spherical cloud of a trillion lumps of rock and ice forms the outermost boundary of our solar system. The Oort cloud’s distant edge could lie some 100,000 times further out from the sun than Earth more than a third of the way to its nearest stellar neighbor Proxima Centauri.

Out there the gravitational pull of other stars and even of the Milky Way itself outweighs that of the sun. These influences can sometimes knock an Oort cloud object off course and in our direction becoming what we know as a comet. Indeed the need for a source for long-period comets bodies that pass us less than once every 200 years is the only evidence we have for the Oort cloud’s existence and that is circumstantial, to say the least.

The Oort cloud might even come in two parts. In 2003 Mike Brown of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena and his colleagues observed a dwarf planet dubbed Sedna swinging on a highly elliptical orbit reaching out to about 1000 times the Earth-sun distance. That gave succor to the idea that within the cloud’s spherical outer shell lays a disc of objects in the plane of our solar system sometimes known as the Hills cloud.

The typical denizen of the Oort cloud is probably just a few kilometers across far too small for us to observe in its native habitat. … the most fascinating aspect of space always relates to a feeling I first had while staring at maps of our solar system or flipping through photo books as a kid.

I would try to pinpoint Ontario on the picture of Earth then move back to look at Canada, a little bit further to North America, and finally out to the size of our planet itself. Earth would become dwarfed about the galaxy’s size and the pinprick within North America that represented my house would of course feel like little more than a speck of dust against the unthinkable massiveness of the universe.

That sense of being a tiny tiny part of some gargantuan world one filled with incredibly strange and completely foreign sights captured my imagination in a way that few other things ever have. It’s this kind of enormity that I always hope to see reflected in space videogames. Whether it’s accomplished through mind-bending discussions regarding the vastness of time and space or just highly original art design a sense of wonder has to exist for me to get a big kick out of the setting.

For thousands of years, we have gazed with wonder upon the cosmic ocean of space. Ancient stargazers were curious and fascinated by certain points of light that appeared to move among the stars. These objects observed in space were named planets meaning wanderers.

The astronomers also recognized comets with trailing tails and meteors of shooting stars that appeared to fall from the sky. Since the invention of the telescope, we have discovered thousands of asteroids a small number of dwarf planets, and the Kuiper Belt. At one time astronomers believed that our galaxy was indeed the entire universe.