There are a huge number of different planets out there.
We have eight planets in our Solar System. Be that as it may, outside of our Solar System there are a large number of different planets. The additional sunlight based planets or exo-planets are in circle around another star. So far we have very nearly 1800 affirmed new universes, with another 3000 anticipating affirmation. Stargazers are looking to a star's goldilocks zone for planets that might be livable, much the same as the Earth. The larger part of planets found so far are hot gas goliath planets.
Picture: There are a huge number of planets out there! This current craftsman's impression demonstrates what those different Solar Systems may resemble. (Picture Credit: NASA/ESA/ESO)
There are a large number of planets out there! This current craftsman's impression indicates what those various Solar Systems may resemble. (Picture Credit: NASA/ESA/ESO)
2. In space the skin on your feet peels off!
This is an entirely net certainty yet in the smaller scale gravity condition, space explorers are not utilizing their feet to walk. Along these lines the skin on their feet begins to mellow and drops off. As clothing offices don't exist in space, space explorers will wear a similar clothing and socks for a couple days. Those socks then should be taken off delicately. If not those dead skin cells will skim around in the weightless condition.
3. On Venus a day is longer than a year.
This is precarious one to get your head around yet a year on Venus (that is the period of time it takes to finish one entire circle around the Sun) is 224.7 Earth days. In any case it takes 243 Earth days to turn on its pivot just once.
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