Skip to main content

Featured

🌟 Five Inspiring Quotes to Brighten Your Day🌟

In a world full of distractions, a few words can uplift, motivate, and inspire us. Whether you need a confidence boost, a reminder to chase your dreams, or simply a moment of joy, these picture quotes will do the trick. Save them, share them, and let them brighten your day! ✨ 1. "Be Yourself" 💫 Embrace your uniqueness! The world doesn’t need another copy; it needs YOU. This powerful quote reminds us to celebrate who we truly are without fear. When you stay authentic, you attract the right people and opportunities. 📌 Pin it and remind yourself daily! 2. "Reach for the Stars" 🚀 Dream big, work hard, and never settle. Your potential is limitless, and the sky is just the beginning. This quote is for the go-getters, the dreamers, and those who refuse to give up. 🌠 Save this one for the days you need a little push! 3. "Live, Love, Laugh" ❤️😊 Life is too short to hold back! Enjoy every moment, cherish love, and always find reasons to smile. This timeless quo...
Post a Comment
Read more
Labels

Solar System

THE SOLAR SYSTEM [basics for beginners]

Earth is just one of many objects which we know that orbit the star, called Sun. 

The Sun’s “family” consists of eight planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune), five dwarf planets, hundreds of moons, millions of comets and asteroids, and lots of gas and dust. 

All these things together are called the Solar System.
The four small planets closest to the Sun are made of rock, while the four outer planets are a lot larger and made mostly of gases. 

Third in line from the Sun; is Earth and just the right temperature to support life.

The solar system is big—the Voyager spacecraft took 12 years to reach Neptune, 
the outermost planet. 

Luna 1 was the first spacecraft to reach the Moon. 

                          

Anything that travels through space at a  steady speed is weightless.
This is why things inside a spacecraft float, and astronauts are able to lift huge
satellites using just their hands.
The weightlessness disappears if the spacecraft either slows down or speeds up.



[Facts:: In the US, anyone who flies above an 
altitude of 60 miles (100 km) in a rocket or 
spacecraft gets a special badge called 
“astronaut wings."]




[images: google unknown]
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular Posts