Space Theory

Habitable Zone

Water is an important element to sustain life. In order for a certain planet to support existence, it has to have liquid water on its surface. For this to be possible its effective surface temperature must be above the freezing point of water. A star like sun can provide energy radiation enough to maintain this

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Inflation

A lot has been said about the Big Bang event that is believed to have created the universe about 13.7 billion years ago. The Big Bang event draws its conclusion of the expansion of the universe because of the red-shifting light that are seen from distant galaxies and clusters of galaxies. However, aside from the

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Galactic Plane

In defining a plane, you can describe it as a flat two-dimensional surface. But how could a not perfectly co-planar Milky Way have a plane? Galaxies are normally irregular in shape. In space or in a galaxy, a plane is described as where most of the galaxy’s mass lies. It is then called the galactic

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Microlensing

When a person thinks of a telescope, he may subconsciously attach other words to it, words like planets, the sky or the solar system. But even Hans Lippershey – the person associated with the invention of said device in 1608 – may not have been aware that the simple telescope can be taken into a

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