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Space Probes: Humanity’s Messengers Beyond Earth

Space probes are unmanned spacecraft designed to explore the Solar System and beyond. Unlike satellites that orbit Earth, space probes travel far into space to study planets, moons, comets, asteroids,…

deka September 15, 2025

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Where Did All the Water on Earth Come From?

Water covers about 71% of Earth’s surface, making it one of the most defining features of our planet. Yet the question of how Earth acquired so much water remains one…

deka September 12, 2025

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Can We Hear Sound in Space?

When people imagine space, they often think of rockets roaring or battleships exchanging fire in movies. In reality, however, space is silent — at least in the way humans normally…

deka September 12, 2025

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Solar Flares – What They Are and How Dangerous They Can Be

Solar radiation flares are sudden and intense bursts of energy released from the Sun’s surface. They occur when the Sun’s magnetic fields become unstable and release massive amounts of electromagnetic…

deka September 12, 2025

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The Solar Corona

The solar corona is the outermost layer of the Sun’s atmosphere, extending millions of kilometers into space. Although it is extremely thin and faint compared to the bright solar disk,…

deka September 12, 2025

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What Are Sunspots?

Sunspots are temporary dark areas on the surface of the Sun, appearing darker than their surroundings because they are cooler regions of solar plasma. While the Sun’s surface (the photosphere)…

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How Landing on Asteroids Happens

Landing on an asteroid is one of the most challenging tasks in space exploration. Unlike planets or moons, asteroids are small, irregularly shaped, and have extremely weak gravity. This makes…

deka September 12, 2025

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How Craters Form on Planets and Why They Exist

Craters are one of the most common surface features in the Solar System. From the Moon’s pockmarked surface to Mercury, Mars, and even Earth, impact craters tell the story of…

deka September 9, 2025

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Why the Moon Always Shows the Same Side to Earth

When we look at the Moon from Earth, we always see the same face — the near side, with its familiar dark plains and bright highlands. The far side, sometimes…

deka September 9, 2025

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How Planets Hold On to Their Atmosphere

One of the key differences between planets, moons, and other celestial bodies is whether they have an atmosphere—a layer of gases surrounding them. Earth has a rich, life-supporting atmosphere, while…

deka September 9, 2025