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2021-08-16 06:52:01 It's also true that, on average, a bit of debris crashes back to Earth about once a week.

It's mostly larger satellites that have survived the fiery reentry process and, truth be told, they more often than not land in the ocean (ugh) or in some remote area. There is a whole team of researchers dedicated to tracking space debris and monitoring its risk of colliding with Earth – as far as we know, no one has died by being struck by a bit of old satellite!

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2021-08-15 03:43:01 There's a rogue supermassive black hole speeding through space at around five million miles per hour.


Usually, every galaxy contains a black hole, but this one has been kicked out of its home galaxy, 3C 186. This is probably the result of two galaxies colliding, which may have united both black holes. Astronomers predict that in 20 million years, it will break out of its galaxy and roam the universe forever.

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2021-08-14 07:30:03 So we know that light takes a long time to travel through space, right? Well, there are actually some parts of the universe we can't see because the light from there hasn't reached us yet.

The universe is so extraordinarily vast that light from these galaxies, which were formed during THE BIG BANG, still hasn't gotten to us!

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2021-08-13 14:30:03 "The purpose of life is the investigation of the Sun, the Moon, and the heavens."

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2021-08-13 06:28:01 There is a planet in our galaxy where the temperature during the day can reach over 1,000 degrees celsius and it possibly rains molten glass horizontally at around 4,500 mph!


The planet, known as HD 189733b, was spotted using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope and is a cobalt blue colour.


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2021-08-12 05:44:19 But here's the thing, there is such a phenomenon as The Kessler Effect, in which a single destructive event in Earth's low orbit could cause all satellites to break up into smaller and smaller fragments until the planet is surrounded by a massive cloud of shrapnel.

This would make ever having to leave Earth almost impossible.

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Can you imagine??

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