5 Wonders Of Universe

“When we have actually seen that great arch swung over the equator of the planet without any visible connection, we cannot bring our minds to rest. “
James Clerk Maxwell (Adam Prize essay – 1857)

Interesting facts about the beauty and wonders of the Milky Way. What a joy when we dapatmenjelajah away throughout the universe. Enjoy the beauty and wonder that has been created by the Almighty. Here are seven facts wonders of the Milky Way, our solar system.

Crater Herschel Mimas

Saturn's other satellites, Mimas. Has the deepest crater, approximately 6000 meters from the surface of Mimas. It is caused by a devastating collision with a meteor. People might wonder how satellites can still survive due to the devastating shock.

Eternal Light Peak

Eternal Light is a point on the body of the Solar System that are often in the sun.

The existence of this case was first expressed by Beer and Mädler in 1837.

In our own, also occur an attractive conditions. In fact at this point the sun never sets. This unusual condition caused by the moon's rotation axis is hardly tilted relative to the field and the Earth's orbit around the sun.

Beautiful ring around Saturn

Saturn is surrounded by a ring structure in the form of ice. White ring of ice throughout more than 70 thousand kilometers will look more beautiful if you were right below it. Luster ring soar above your head, the luster of this ring will illuminate all that you see. Sunset light will refract a rainbow sheen so that it will appear smaller in the sky. Pity the place is very dangerous for humans, just for a second human being will die there because of great pressure.

Beginning in 2008, we were surprised by the results of the trip Cassini discovered a gap in the soup of high energy particles near the orbits of two small satellites of Saturn. These findings indicate the existence of a "ring portion" that surrounds Saturn. Interestingly, the ring is not known, is not even seen by Cassini. This discovery shows that the material that formed Saturn's rings are not only coming from the major satellites of Saturn but also contributed by small satellites. In the future, we expect more and more things about Saturn's rings will be revealed.

Enceladus geysers

Enceladus is one of the 16 months in Saturn. Discovered in 1789 by William Herschel. There are two geysers are each several times a day will spew ice crystals into space at a speed of 1000 miles per hour. With only 1: 16 gravity of our moon, Enceladus has become one of the places that are not easily trampled. Pedestrians need a strap on a jet and be careful to avoid the valley spewing ice.

Mercury Sunrise and Drowning Twice in One Day

When using a benchmark calculation day on Earth, Mercury suffered sunrises and sunsets twice a day. It will be interesting to see. Mercury is the closest planet to the sun in our solar system. It is also due to the rotation of Mercury which is 2 times faster than the Earth. The sun will be visible 2 to 3 times greater in this hot planet.