The Earth–Moon–Sun System A perfectly balanced cosmic dance controlled by gravity and motion. The Earth–Moon–Sun system is a gravitational system where three celestial bodies move in a perfectly balanced pattern. The Earth revolves around the Sun once every 365.25 days and rotates on its axis every 24 hours, creating day and night. The Moon revolves…
December 2025 presents a compelling series of celestial phenomena, offering both novice and seasoned observers excellent opportunities for stargazing. This report details the month’s most significant astronomical events. 1. The Super Cold Moon The year concludes with the final Full Moon, presenting unique characteristics for observation. 2. The Geminid Meteor Shower Regarded as the most…
What Exactly Is Kamoʻoalewa Kamoʻoalewa is a small, rocky object classified as a quasi-satellite. This means it does not orbit Earth like our Moon does. Instead, it orbits the Sun, but in such a way that it stays close to Earth and appears to loop around us. Its size is very small — around 40–60…
Why the Footprints Last So Long The extraordinary longevity of these marks is due to the Moon’s unique environment: What Will Eventually Erase Them? While they will last for a very long time, the footprints won’t remain forever. They are gradually being eroded by a very slow process: This erosion is so slow that the…
What is “Solar Maximum” and where we stand now Hence, 2025 (or roughly this period) is considered “Solar Maximum 2025”. What’s happening on the Sun : signs of increased activity Why the Sun Is More Active Now : the underlying science What this means for Earth — effects & potential impacts Because of this increased…
The “Impossible” Black Hole Mystery The mystery centers on the Pair-Instability Mass Gap. Current theory suggests that black holes formed from the collapse of massive stars shouldn’t exist in the range of approximately 70 to 140 times the mass of the Sun (70 Mʘ to 140 Mʘ). The Solution: Magnetic Fields Astrophysicists used advanced computer…
