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Meteorites: Messengers from the Depths of Space

Every meteorite that falls to Earth carries within it a story billions of years old. These rocky or metallic fragments are remnants of the early Solar System — pieces of…

deka October 20, 2025

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Ultraviolet Light: The Invisible Force of the Sun

Ultraviolet (UV) light is an invisible type of electromagnetic radiation emitted by the Sun and certain artificial sources. While it plays an essential role in nature — such as helping…

deka October 17, 2025

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Terraforming: Turning Alien Worlds Into New Homes

Terraforming — the process of transforming another planet or moon to make it habitable for life — is one of the most ambitious ideas in science and imagination. The term…

deka October 10, 2025

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Could Earth Reverse Its Rotation?

The Earth rotates from west to east, which makes the Sun rise in the east and set in the west. This direction of rotation has remained stable for billions of…

deka October 3, 2025

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Do All Moving Objects in the Universe Follow a Left-Handed or Right-Handed Spiral?

The motion of objects in the universe is a subject that fascinates astronomers and physicists. Many people notice spiral shapes in galaxies, hurricanes, or even water vortices and wonder if…

deka October 3, 2025

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How Planets and Galaxies Move in the Universe

The motion of planets and galaxies is one of the most fascinating aspects of astronomy. While the forces that drive these movements may seem invisible, they are governed by fundamental…

deka October 3, 2025

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Why Are Planets and Stars Spherical in Shape?

When we look at the night sky or study our Solar System, one striking feature is that planets and stars are spherical. Unlike asteroids or comets, which often have irregular…

deka October 3, 2025

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The Dzhanibekov Effect: Physics of a Surprising Space Phenomenon

The Dzhanibekov Effect, also called the tennis racket theorem, is a physical phenomenon observed when an object rotates in space around its intermediate axis of inertia. Physics Behind the Effect…

deka October 1, 2025

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Does the Universe Have an Edge and What Could Be Beyond It?

When we ask if the Universe has an edge, we imagine a boundary, like the end of a road or the surface of a sphere. However, in cosmology, the Universe…

deka September 29, 2025

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What Is the Mathematical Probability That We Are Alone in the Universe?

The question of whether humanity is alone in the universe is one of the most profound scientific and philosophical debates. While direct evidence of extraterrestrial life has not yet been…

deka September 16, 2025