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Interesting facts about the universe part 1.


1. Beginning on about 41 percent of the lunar surface is not visible from Earth, and it never will.

Lightning creates a second temperature that is five times higher than the temperature at the surface of the sun.

3. All the continents on Earth are expanding in the northern than in the southern hemisphere, but no one knows why.

4th Astronauts can not belch while in space (not that it should not, but I can not!).

5. When someone was in alien territory without any protection (vehicles and the like), before it exploded but suffocated because there is no air pressure.

6. Astronauts are higher while in space but while on Earth.

7. As you are in space, astronauts can not cry because that there is no gravity, but the tears falling down her face.

8 for eight and a half minutes for the light to come from the Sun to the Earth.

Jupiter's moon Ganymede ninth is larger than the planet Mercury!

10. On the whole Earth lightning strike about 6,000 times in one minute.

11th Over 20 million meteorite enters the Earth's atmosphere every day.

12. The sun is a star.

13th Earth every day the weight of which 100 tonnes because of space dust that constantly fall.

14. Soil is warmer by 0.02 degrees when the moon is full.

15 Country is slowly turning in March than in September.

16th Earth is heavy around 6,600,000,000,000,000,000,000 tons.

17th Heart astronauts reduce when in space.

18th Sun is about 330,330 times greater than Earth's.

19th volume of the moon is the same as the volume of the Pacific.

20. Alan Shepard was the first man to the surface of the moon played golf. As a stick he served device for taking soil samples. The first blow was very short, while the second blow golf ball, according to him, 'flew a mile away.

21st Venus is the only planet that rotates clockwise.

22. The sun produces so much energy that it is believed that every second the core of the sun emits energy the same as one in 100 billion nuclear bombs. Quite unthinkable!

23rd It is commonly thought that Galileo Galilei invented the telescope. But according to the latest findings, it is considered that it still was not him, but the Dutchman Johannes Lippershey who was producing glasses. Galileo it seems to be the first used for observation of the universe.

24th Light that comes from the very distant galaxies and stars really need much time to get to us. Therefore, when we look at the sky, we see objects that have appeared before a hundred, a thousand or more years ago, we actually look into the past.

25. While Mercury is the planet closest to the Sun, the temperature on it often drops below zero. Why? Mercury has a very thin atmosphere, is so rare that it is often thought that at all, but there is nothing that will trap heat on the surface. Therefore, the dark side of Mercury (one that does not face the sun) very cold. On the other hand, Venus is farther from the Sun, but is much hotter than Mercury. It has a very thick atmosphere that traps heat on the surface.