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Godzilla of Earth

Why do we search for other planets? How big is the Universe around us? How big of an emergency is to find another Earth-like planet? Keep reading my blog, we will figure this out together. Leave me a comment if you have anything related to this subject to say. Now let’s get in to my next subject. Godzilla of Earth.

A scientist has discovered in 2011 a new rocky planet, 17 times bigger than Earth. The planet is 560 light-years away in the Draco constellation and it circles a sun-like star.

The planet was named Kepler 10c because it was discovered by the US spacecraft’s Kepler Telescope. The telescope finds planets by looking for stars that dim when a planet passes in front of it. By measuring the amount of dimming, it can calculate the size or diameter of the planet. But determining the type of planet it’s not …

Water is NASA’s Game of “Where’s Waldo?” That Spans the Universe, Starting with Mars

For quite some time now NASA has been searching the nearby planets and their moons for any sort of sign of life and the basic necessity of life, water.

Any trace of water that can be found will help to both prove, and disprove a lot of the scientific theories about the planets that surround Earth.  Not only will it do that, but it will also provide us with the necessary resources needed for human survival on another planet.

In recent history, the pursuit of water has shifted to the planet Mars.

In the month of September 2015, NASA confirmed the evidence that liquid water does indeed flow on the surface on Mars thanks to the help of scientists from the Georgia Institute of Technology located in Atlanta, GA.  We previously knew that Mars had polar ice caps, but we could never find evidence that confirmed that water existed …

Fermi Bubbles

One of the great things about the scientific study of the universe is that many times we do not know what we are discovering. There are plenty of things that we can observe without understanding, and we certainly cannot predict their future importance in understanding the universe we live in. Fermi bubbles are one of those fantastic things that we find in our universe that inspire curiosity and further study. Since their discovery in 2010, by a team from the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, there has been a strong desire to understand their origin.

The first question that many may have is, “What is a Fermi Bubble?”. Fermi Bubbles are a pair of balloon shaped structures in the middle of the Milky Way that are made up of energetic gamma rays, which are the most powerful rays in the universe. They were first observed using the Fermi Gamma-Ray Space Telescope, …

The Great Void

How real is Laura Mersini-Houghton a physics professor from University of North Carolina theory about the Great Void?

Speaking of distance in the form of light years is often times hard for the average person to wrap their minds around. A light year, however, is a measure of distance, and it represents how far light can travel in one year. The velocity of light is approximately 300,000 kilometers each second! That is a staggering number, but that being said, in one year, light can travel about 10 trillion kilometers. Kilometers are an adequate measure of what goes on here on earth, but they fast become near useless when we are confronted with explaining the vastness of the galaxy. For this reason, light year becomes a useful measure when the numbers become just too big to write. For example, the distance to the next big galaxy, Andromeda, is 21 quintillion kilometers. …

The Ice Planet

The Ice Planet or Wise 0855-0714 is a brown dwarf. It is the fourth closest extrasolar system to the sub and the coldest object found in the interstellar space with a temperature between -55f to 8F degrees.
Wise 0855-0714 was detected on March 2013 and the long name indicates the coordinates of the object in the constellation Hydra.
The Ice Planet was studied with Nasa’s Wide field Impact Survey Explorer Telescope and Gemini North Telescope.
Based on the observation the Ice planet has a large displacement in his position which relates with his distance from the solar system and the astronomical measures of this chances across the sky are also directly observed.the ice planet
Based on this information the Ice planet has a mass of 3 to 10 the mass of Jupiter. Combining the his luminosity distance and mass the ice planet its considered to be the coldest known brown dwarf to …

The Diamond Planet



The Milky Way´s hot cover

The Milky Way is a system of gravitationally bounded stars, white dwarfs, neutrons stars, black holes, interstellar gas, dust and dark matter in our solar system.

From Earth Milky Way appears as a band of light 30 degrees wide arching across the sky because it’s disk-shaped structure.

In 1610, Galileo was the first one who discovered that the band of light has individual stars. Until 1920, astronomers thought that all the stars in the universe are contained in the Milky Way, but after a lot of debates, astronomer Edwin Hubble showed that the Milky Way is just one of the many Galaxies from the 200 billion galaxies in the Universe.

The Milky Way is a galaxy in shape of a spiral with the central bar-shaped that is a diameter between 100.000 to 180.000 light years ( 1 light year is about 6 trillion miles)

The disc is shaped as …

The Giant Alcohol Cloud






The giant water reservoir.




What is a quasar? Here is the scientific explanation

explanation of quasar



A quasar gets his power from the giant black hole that consumes the disk …