Essays on Sun Page 3

That release ultra-violet radiation, x-rays and gammy rays. It’s an enormous explosion of hydrogen and helium above the sun surface. It’s a sudden rapid and intense variation in brightness that happens every eleven yearsB. They usually last an average of 20 minutes and are a remarkable phenomenon. Imagine gigantic blobs of materials held together by…

Jupiter, the fifth planet from the sun in our solar system, is the largest planet. It derives its name from the Roman god Jove and has a significant size, being 318 times more massive than Earth. It accounts for two-thirds of the total planetary mass in our solar system. Unlike Earth, Jupiter’s surface is gaseous…

I attended the Wagner College Planetarium ( located in Spiro Hall ) on November 15, 2000 at 11:00 for research and to detect the stars, planets and our full solar system more closely. There was a clear dome on the ceiling for us to see the sky. The manager of the show was Dennis Anderson….

The nebular hypothesis suggests that the collapse of clouds resulted in turbulence, which generated heat and led to the creation of a star. Nevertheless, my knowledge regarding the origin and evolution of the solar system is restricted. Advancements in this field depend on adhering to the scientific process: constructing hypotheses, making predictions, conducting measurements, formulating…