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    belief was that the sun exerted a force on the planets orbiting it. In 1596‚ at the age of 25‚ he published a book called Mystery of the Cosmos. His book logically explained why the sun lies at the center of the solar system. He noticed that Mercury and Venus always seem to be close to the sun‚ unlike Mars‚ Jupiter and Saturn. This is because Mercury and Venus orbits are closer to the sun than Earth’s. Kepler said that if the sun and all the planets orbited Earth‚ there is no explanation as to why

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    Heaven as I see it is not above the Earth. It is an ever expanding planet at the end of space. Even though it is a great distance from Earth‚ one just has to look skyward as if looking into a massive telescope and will see the far reaches of space. Gigantic planets and clouds of different colored gases and lights are as easily seen as the faces of your loved ones back on Earth. Every morning starts with a sunrise that is more intense and awe-inspiring as the one the day before. During the day there

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    The Solar System‚ where the planet Earth belongs‚ is formed by: a start known as the sun‚ four inner planets‚ Mercury‚ Venus‚ Earth and Mars‚ and five outer planets‚ Jupiter‚ Saturn‚ Uranus‚ Neptune and Pluto‚ over 60 satellites or moons‚ more than 5‚000 asteroids‚ numerous comets‚ and smaller interplanetary dust and debris (“Astronomy n.pag). The way that all this elements of the Solar System interact and move around the Sun seems to be perfectly synchronized but‚ how did it began? What was it

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    The Size of the Solar System Overview • Become familiar with the scale of the planets vs. their distances. • Get an overview of the solar system. Introduction It is easy to flip to the index of an astronomy textbook to discover that‚ say‚ the Sun lies 150 million kilometers away from Earth.  It is far more difficult (if not impossible)‚ however‚ to picture this distance in the human mind.  In this exercise‚ we will learn to access the often unpalatable distances encountered in astronomy

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    many questions people wonder is‚ why gravity differs on different planets and moons. In order to understand the answer of this question‚ one must know what gravity is. Gravity is the force of nature that attracts one body towards the center of the Earth‚ or any other physical body that has any kind of mass. Gravity is also in charge of the interactions that occur between particles and collections of matter‚ like the stars and the planets. Gravity depends on two different things‚ the masses of the two

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    which has no organic link. We belong to the solar system—a huge family of which the sun is the head and the planets are the members. The sun guides the activities of this family and we‚ being contents of this system‚ cannot be out of the influence of the sun. We are involved in the laws operating in this system. This has led to the discovery of astrology. Astronomy studies the movements of planets and stars‚ and astrology the effects they produce on the contents of the system. The Ekadasi observance

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    the formation of the sun and our planets. What is this method I am talking about? I am speaking of the Nebular Hypothesis. The person who came up with the Nebular Hypothesis‚ steps of the Nebular Hypothesis are quite informative‚ the logic behind it‚ and the difference between a hypothesis‚ theory‚ and Scientific Law will hopefully open your eyes to a wonderful exciting view on our Solar System. In 1755‚ Immanuel Kant was the first person to discuss the planet formation. He believed that it

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    Johannes Kepler Biography

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    made laws of planetary motion and if he didn’t make those discoveries we wouldn’t be where we are today with our space explorations. His first law was the law of ellipses; the main law is that all planets revolve around the sun in an ellipse with the sun at one of the two foci points. Explains that planets are orbiting the sun in a path described as an ellipse. An ellipse can easily be constructed using a pencil‚ two tacks‚ a string‚ a sheet of paper and a piece of cardboard. Tack the sheet of paper

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    precambrian era

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    Precambrian Period – The beginning of life Our planet formed from a cloud of dust and gas some 4.56 billion years ago. The Earth’s vast history is divided in four major eras: the Precambrian‚ the Paleozoic‚ the Mesozoic and the Cenozoic. The Precambrian era covers most of our planet’s history and lasted from Earth’s inception until 542 million years ago. It was during this era that the Earth became solid‚ the atmosphere became breathable and life emerged. There is little evidence about the events

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    a crystal sphere that spun around the Earth. He thought that the planets traveled on spheres of their own. To account for the more subtle motions‚ Ptolemy believed that each planet also moved on a smaller sphere - an epicycle. ------------------------------------------------- Two commonly made observations supported the idea that Earth was the center of the Universe. The first observation was that the stars‚ the sun‚ and planets appear to revolve around Earth each day‚ making Earth the center

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