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The universe is a canvass of innumerable objects such as planets and stars. If you lay on your back on a warm summer night I would not doubt that you would be enchanted, enticed, and bewildered by the luster and mirth of all the stars you may even just wilt on the thought of how large they are. If you browse the sky regularly some notable features you you might know is the tactful North Star and the puny Little Dipper. Would you like to learn more about the unique characteristics of our galaxy and universe to quench your thirst of knowledge? Go to your local library and look under the Astronomy section to learn more about these beneficiary stars.
Not to be a braggart, but I’m very cosmopolitan and proficient when it comes to science even prior to getting my PhD in science, but I would be committing perjury if I told you i knew them all. In fact I’m very graphic and orthodox and can clarify or verify almost anything. So nothing is never amiss. My best friend is highly authoritative at for N.A.S.A, but lately there has been affliction and agitation there. There are disputations about a name for a radiant new star that could hold a new specimen of parasites. The clamor has created a long ordeal of nearly 3 weeks and I yearn for it to end. I decided not to join the haggle and merely shirked away from it.
I didn’t want to veto it, but I had no choice. If others had implored me to join the paradox. While everyone was flustered I would have been oppressed and I’m not a very hardy person. I would have felt melancholy, but back to learning about the universe. It is true that we only have 8 planets. However, the solar system is comprised of 100s of different miscellaneous worlds which are very adequate. Some of the moons and minor planets are more massive than Mercury. Some have active volcanoes and oceans of liquid methane which is quite hazardous and random. Almost every planet and some moons have an atmosphere. If we had lost our transparent atmosphere though some may not see it as vital almost nothing would go unscathed in the havoc. Serious pain would be inflicted upon the earth. It would would be a gruesome catastrophe. Everything that is exposed to the atmosphere would die.
However, organisms living in the ocean would die much slower. The oceans would boil, and potentially produce a quaint atmosphere, but overtime heat would be lost and the ocean would freeze and its organisms would be eradicated. Other planets have lost their atmospheres in the past. Such as Mars. Mars’s atmosphere was eroded because its inner core slowly deceased in temperature. As soon as that happens it loses its magnetic field and solar storms. Venus still has an atmosphere cluttered with CO2 which are some of the more heavier molecules that keep the atmosphere massive. Neptune’s atmosphere originally formed from complex molecules and ice. The atmosphere consists of hydrogen, helium, and methane. Neptune has the least mellow winds in our solar system. The winds are very notorious with their great magnitude of wind speeds that can at times accelerate up to 1,500 miles per hour.
When we look at Jupiter through pictures or a telescope we are getting a preview or a foretaste of what the planet really looks like because we are actually looking at it s atmosphere. Some of the lavishing and lighter regions in the atmosphere are called zones and the more grim and darker regions are called belts. You may have heard of Jupiter’s abnormally large spot called The Great Red Spot. It sometimes inflates in size, but is usually around 14,000 km wide and about 40,000 km long. Mercury does have an atmosphere, but not very much this is because Mercury is such a small planet and has a very low gravity. The thin atmosphere is always being flustered and blown away by the pressure of sunlight and solar winds. Different gases are either abound or scurrying off. There are many craters and caches on the surface because of the unsubstantial atmosphere. Saturn has an atmosphere that is made of predominantly hydrogen and other gases.
Nitrogen and oxygen are not reluctant to each other so they coincide and consolidate. Although helium takes up almost a quarter of the planets mass in the atmosphere it is almost fruitless of it with it only containing 7% helium. Jupiter is adjacent to Saturn and they both house a gigantic amount of clouds in their atmospheres. Saturn’s flawless rings make it a heartrending sight. The first entrepreneur to observe this planet was Galileo. Some did not believe him and thought it was just an anonymous hoax or farce star and showed no gratitude to his discovery. Saturn also has the lowest density of all the planets and could actually float on water without being tampered with and not capsize or flounder.