Space Shuttle Discovery.
Photo credit: Larry Tanner, USA
I don’t know what other life exists out there in space.I just find it amazing that we managed to build machines that brought us to the moon and beyond.
Always makes me wonder if from outer space they could not have done the same and visited us. I mean are we REALLY the only creatures in the whole infinity of this (or other) universe(s)?
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Mark Twain & Nikola Tesla. There’s no photoshopping here. Real magic power.
You can watch the planets, moons and asteroids of our solar system move in proportional time with this awesome visualiser. Set the date and speed, as well as the model (Copernican or the pre-Renaissance Tychonian/geocentric model) and watch the physics happen. Unfortunately, it doesn’t depict the degradation of orbits over time, nor does the sun explode when set a few billion years in the future. Still cool, though!
Very cool indeed!
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Astronomy (by Open Library)
Even after all this time
The sun never says to the earth,
“You owe Me.”
Look what happens
with a love like that,
It lights the Whole Sky.
