JOURNEY TOWARDS SPACE EXPLORATION

 WHAT IS INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION: A HOME FOR ASTRONAUTS! First of all happy 24th anniversary to the ISS. On this occasion my blog is dedicated to the powerful leap of humanity to make our significance in this darkness. An international partnership of five space agencies from 15 countries operates the International Space Station. The one we see the picture like these. To keep it simple this is a science laboratory in space and also a residential area for humans to stay too. The space station has been continuously occupied by humans since November 2000. An international crew of seven people lives and works while traveling at a speed of 8km per second, orbiting Earth about every 90 minutes. In 24 hours, the space station makes 16 orbits of Earth, traveling through 16 sunrises and sunsets. So they have 16 GM’s and GN’s. (A big YAWNNNNN). The acre of solar panels that power the station means sometimes you can look up in the sky at dawn or dusk and see the spaceship flying over your ho

    A Sneak Peak That Will Fundamentally Change the Way You Look At the Death of a Sun In my last blog, you got the idea about how the sun is actually born all by itself. Let's see how it ends? Before that, I want to introduce you to the cosmic scale. This will help you visualize more clearly. All our planets together form our solar system, many such solar systems together form the milky way(spiral shape), all milky ways and local groups together form small galaxy clusters(group), these small clusters together form Superclusters, at last, these superclusters together is what we call as OBSERVABLE UNIVERSE. Hush!!! Just imagine how huge this is. And then look back to your tiny human problems. Relatively it justs nothing to what's there outside beyond these clouds. Coming back! Our sun is made up of hydrogen and helium gases, right? For instance, let's take your vehicle. Monday morning you full your vehicle's fuel tank. Just like a normal day, you do your everyday chores