"Amazing fact on Big bang''

*Scientists believe that because 

both space and time began

with the Big Bang

There may possibly 

be no time

before it  occurred. 

''Hot Ball''

Scientists have calculated that 

the hot ball before the Big Bang.

must have swelled at much  faster 

rate than even the speed

of light the hot ball 

would have grown is

the size of a galaxy 

within a fraction. 

''Stars''

A star is a ball of gas 

so hot that it burns and

glows. The temperature of

stars range from 3,812^o F 

to about 90,012^o F.

''Life cycle of a star''

The life of a star gases 

and dust collect and 

form a hot care a new 

star. A main sequence 

star like our Sun shines 

for 10 billion years.

This coals to a red 

giant which leave 

is a smaller hotter

while dwarf. 

''Amazing fact on star''

It is estimated that

there are about 50,000

billion billion stars in

the universe more 

than all the grains

of sand on all 

the beaches of

the earth.

''Nebulae''
If you look  at the

sky through binocular 

you can see some fuzzy

patches between the 

pinpoint. stars Some 

are dusters star cluster 

or distant galaxies. 

The three great pyramid 

of ancient Egypt at 

Giza are positioned 

in such a way as to

minor the pattern of 

the three bright in the

constellation Orion.

''Galaxies''

Galaxies are giant groups 

of million or even trillions

of stars. Our own local galaxy

is the Milky way. 

There may be twenty 

trillion galaxies in the

in the Universe.

Four kinds of galaxy

-Spiral

-Irregular
-Elliptical

-Barred Spiral


''Amazing fact of Galaxy''

When galaxies get too near

they pull each other into

weird shapes often with

a long tail or a 

bright ring.

Large galaxies swallow

up small ones that

get too close.

''Black Hole''

A week observation through 

the optic eye of the Chandra

X-ray Observatory revealed

a stunning explosions occurring

in the Supermassive

Black Hole of the 

Milky Way center

known as Sagittarius.

   

''Black Holes and Electricity''

An artist's impression of

what a black hole night

look like with jets of

electricity shooting out

from either side. 

''Solid Water''

Solid water is called ice.

In a Solid the molecules 

can move very little.

They are held in a

rigid framework or

pattern by bonds between

them. So a solid stays 

in the same shape 

unless subject to

powerful forces

such as twisting 

or crushing.

''The Solar System'' part 1

The Solar System is made up of the Sun

the nine planets and their 135 known moons

asteroids comets dust and gas. The planets asteroids and comets travel around the sun the center of our Solar System. 

''Types of Planets in the Solar System'' Part 2 1

  • Mercury- is the nearest planet to the Sun during its orbit it is between 28.5 and 43.3 million mi away.
  • Venus- is the nearest of the all the planet to Earth in the size measuring 7,521 mi across its diameter.

''Types of Planets in the Solar System'' Part 2 2

  • Earth- is the fifth largest in the Solar system with a diameter of 7,920 mi and a circumference of at the Equator.
  • mars- is the nearest planet to Earth after Venus and its temperature is the closet of any the planet of the Earth to the Earth although it is much colder.
  •  Jupiter- is the biggest planet in the Solar System twice as heavy as the other planet put the together. 
  • Saturn- is the second biggest planet in the Solar System 815 times as big in the volume as the Earth and measuring 74,567 mi around its equator.

''The Sun'' 

The sun is the Earth's nearest 

star about 93.2 million mi away. It is a medium sized star and belongs to a group of star types that astronomers call main sequence stars. Most of these including the sun will burn for about ten billion years before expanding and cooling to become red giants ultimately using up all their fuel. In addition, The sun is about halfway through its lifetime.

''Tilting the Earth''

As the tilts on its axis and

spins around the Sun the 

Sun warms different parts of the

Earth is the third planet  out from the

Sun an average 93 (ninety-three) million mi away.

On January 3 at the nearest point of its orbit collect the perihelion the Earth is

91,402,335 (ninety-one thousand four hundred two thousand three hundred thirty-five) Mi away 

from the sun. On July 4th at its furthest the ophelion it is 94,509,440 (ninety-four thousand five hundred nine thousand four hundred forty) mi away.

''Sunspots''

Astronomers viewing the Sun through special filters can detect dark spots, which is called sunspots on the sun's surface. The sunspots are caused by changes to the magnetic field surrounding the Sun. As the Sun spins round the magnetic field become tangled. Sunspots develop  in places where the magnetic force has become up to 3,000 (three thousand) times stranger than so the sunspots appear darker than the surrounding surface.  

St. Peter considered to  be the first pope St. Peter was Jesus' apostles He was buried in Rome.This pointing shows Godcreating the first man and womanAdam and Eve According to Jewish traditionAdam was made from earth andEve  was made from ribbone in Adam's ribs.Christian follow the teachings andlife of Jesus believed to the son ofGod. Jesus respected the teachings  ofJudaism but added his own messagethe most important thing is to loveGod and behave well towardsother people.An Old Testament story in the Bible  tellshow God asked Abraham to offer himhis only son Isaac as a sacrificeGod stopped Abraham just in time oncehe had tested his obedience Abrahamis an important figure in Judaism,Christianity and Islam.  The Christmas StoryChristian believe that Jesus was born in a stable inBethlehem to Mary the virgin and her future husbandJoseph a carpenter. Three shepherds came to honor thenewborn child whose birth was announced to them by angels.Jesus Christ was crucified onthe hill of Golgotha in Jerusalem. Histeachings later formed the basics ofthe Christian religion

The Moon part 1

The Moon is 238,885 (two hundred thirty-eighty thousand eight hundred eighty-five) mi from the Earth and about 25 (twenty-five) percent of Earth's size. In addition, the moon orbits the Earth once every month and each orbit takes 27.3 days It spins once on its oxis every 720 (seven hundred twenty) hours. The Moon is  the brightest object in the night sky. But it does not give out any light itself it shines only because its light colored surface reflects sunlight. Only the side the Moon lit by the Sun is bright enough to see. And because we see more of this side each then less again. The moon seems to change shape. During the first half of each monthly cycle the Moon waxes grows from a crescent shaped New Moon its a full moon. During the second half it crescent shaped old moon. The moon may have formed when a smaller newly planet callidad with the Earth early on  in the formation of the Solar System.

the Moon part 2

A lunor month is the time between 

one Full Moon and the next. This is

slighty longer than the time the moon

takes to orbit the Earth because the 

Earth is also moving.

The Moon has no atmophere and its

surface is simply gray dust pitted with

crators created by meteories smoshing 

into it early in its history.

On the Moon's surface one large

dark patches called seas because that 

is what people once believed they were

They are in fact Java flows from 

ancient valconoes.

One side of the Moon is always

turned away from us and is called its

dark sides this is because the moon

spins around on its axis at exactly the

same speed that it orbits the Earth.

The moon is relatively close to the

Earth and therefore seem much 

larger than the stars.
The moon's gravity is

17 percent of the Earth's

so astronouts in space suits

can jump 13 ft high.

The changes from New to Full

Moon and back again are called

the phases of the Moon. The  full cycle

from New to Full and takes one month.

the Moon part 2

A lunor month is the time between 

one Full Moon and the next. This is

slighty longer than the time the moon

takes to orbit the Earth because the 

Earth is also moving.

The Moon has no atmophere and its

surface is simply gray dust pitted with

crators created by meteories smoshing 

into it early in its history.

On the Moon's surface one large

dark patches called seas because that 

is what people once believed they were

They are in fact Java flows from 

ancient valconoes.

One side of the Moon is always

turned away from us and is called its

dark sides this is because the moon

spins around on its axis at exactly the

same speed that it orbits the Earth.

The moon is relatively close to the

Earth and therefore seem much 

larger than the stars.
The moon's gravity is

Gymnastics
Gymnastics events are performed on

various pieces of apparatus and each  

is scored by a panel of the judge who can

award a maximum mark of 10. The Gymnastics  are marked on their agility timing strength and flexibly. 

  Blue Sky

The sky looks blue because light from the Sun 

is scattered by tiny particles of dust and moisture in the air. This breaks up the tiny sunlight into its rainbow colors. The blue rays scatter most so we see blue more and the sky looks like blue.   

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