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Magnetic Arora lights?

Our planet is surrounded by a magnetic field that shields us from the radiation and particles emitted by the Sun. That's a good thing, because such flare-ups may be lethal to exposed humans; this is why NASA monitors solar activity for astronauts on the International Space Station, for example. In any case, auroras are visible in the sky because particles from the Sun move along magnetic field lines and interact with Earth's upper atmosphere.

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Planet Talk

Examining different planets is one activity I love to do because each one is so different from another. Especially when talking about the different moons each planet has. Both Mercury and Venus have no moons, which is surprising given that there are hundreds of others in the Solar System. Saturn, for example, has over 60. Some moons are nothing more than captured asteroids, which is what occurred to Mars' two moons, for example. So, what distinguishes these planets? Nobody knows why Venus doesn't have one, although one line of inquiry implies it may have had one in the past. I wonder what happened to its moon ?

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New little mermaid!

I observed a few days ago that the new Little Mermaid movie was out, and this is incredibly critical, particularly for black women. Chloe Bailey, the lead actress in the new live-action Little Mermaid film, attended the screening with her grandfather and mother. Her grandfather stated that he watched his father pick cotton and that seeing his own grandaughter make outstanding changes in the world is truly amazing and very inspiring.

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Spirited Away !!

One of my favorite films of all time spirited away was the first anime film to receive an Academy Award. Spirited Away, a cinematic masterpiece, is one of the most well-known animated films ever. By mixing hand-drawn animation abilities with perfect computer-generated mixes, the film creates a tremendous experience of exhilaration for audiences of all ages. Spirited Away received the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature in 2003. It was the first anime film to be nominated for an Academy Award.

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Onto Anime related things

Personally, Demon Slayer is one of my current favorites and this fact is kinda crazy. Demon Slayer: Mugen Train (aka Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba) is the highest-grossing Anime film of all time. The film made over $500 million worldwide, making it the highest-grossing picture of 2020. This was the first time a non-Hollywood movie had topped the yearly box receipts. Demon Slayer: Mugen Train is not just the highest-grossing anime of all time but also the highest-grossing Japanese film of all time.

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Universe theory

Gravity is an issue. While Newton's theory explains the behavior of things at relatively modest cosmic scales — for example, why humans don't fall off the Earth and why our planet continues to rotate around the sun - going larger becomes difficult. This is why: The findings did not line up when scientists assessed the quantity of matter existing in massive galaxies and matched it to observable impacts. Simply said, there wasn't enough matter to prohibit these galaxies from colliding using ordinary Newtonian mechanics. The proposed answer was dark matter: unseen, undetectable particles that helped bulk up the cosmos to the point where Newtonian gravity operated as planned. The issue is that we still have no proof for dark matter particles.

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Penguin fact

The now-extinct Great Auk, located in the North Atlantic, was the first bird to be termed a penguin. Unfortunately, early explorers and their contemporaries found Great Auks to be far too appetizing, and the birds were all exterminated. Penguins originated before dinosaurs went out, according to fossil evidence, and there are remnants of huge, human-sized ancient penguins.

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Weird frog fact

Frogs are an indicator species, which means that if the frogs are healthy, their habitats will be as well. This is due to their porous skin, which can absorb both clean and dirty water. Frogs can drown if there is insufficient oxygen in the water.

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Did you know?

Okay, you should know this one, but it's fairly incredible to consider that our own Sun is an average example of all the stars in the Universe. For 4.5 billion years, the Sun has happily converted hydrogen into helium at its core, and it will most likely continue to do so for another 7 billion years. When the Sun runs out of fuel, it will swell to several times its current size and become a red giant. The Sun will engulf Mercury, Venus, and maybe even Earth as it expands.