Including The Moon Satellites Comets And Other Features Of The Universe

Author : Arshad Iqbal
Publisher : Bushra Arshad
ISBN 13 :
Total Pages : 73 pages
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Download or read book Short Notes on Universe PDF (Class 6-12 Science e-Book Download) written by Arshad Iqbal and published by Bushra Arshad. This book was released on with total page 73 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The Book Short Notes on Universe PDF Download (Class 6-12 Science e-Book 2023-2024): Solar System. Sun, Moon, Planets & Comets Facts (Science Notes PDF: Amazing Facts for Kids & Adults) covers encyclopedia terminology with more than 1000 awesome facts and details about the Universe (Sun, Moon, Planets, Solar System & Comets). Class 6-12 Universe Short Notes PDF book helps to prepare for competitive exams and to learn general knowledge. The study material Sun Notes PDF, chapter 1 includes facts about Ecliptic plane, Composition of the Sun, Sun is a kind of star, Sunspots, Circumference, Average orbital speed, Sun's Mass and Size, Sun's diameter, A Fiery Source of Energy, The Sun's Life, The Sun's Magnetic Field, The Sun's Rotation, Shape of Sun, Solar Activities and Phenomena, The Sun's Energy and Temperature, and Impact on Earth. The study material Space Notes PDF, chapter 2 includes facts about Unusual backward orbit, The only moonless planets, Observing a Stellar Dance, A Hellish World with a Runaway Greenhouse Effect, The Sun's Fate, The Enchanting Icy Moon of Saturn, Olympus Mons, The Stunning Spiral Star Factory, The Magnitude of a Light-Year, The Milky Way's Diameter and Beyond, The Sun's Enormous Size and Mass, Footprints on the Moon, Calculating Weight on Mars, Jupiter's largest moon, A Longer Year with Shorter Days, Water on the Moon, A Slow But Steady Rotator, The Mysterious Naming of Our Planet, Gravitational Pull and Tides, Pluto's Size and Surface Distance, White holes, Maat Mons, A Blue Planet, Gas Giants, Weight Comparison, The King of Moons in Our Solar System, Uranus' Moon System, A Planet of Extreme Tilt and Slow Days, Neptune's Puzzling Moon, The Possibility of a New Ring around Neptune, Mind-boggling number of stars in space, Neptune's slow orbit around the Sun, Pluto's Largest Moon, The International Space Station, Long Days on Pluto, Second Largest Planet with Surprising Weight, Surface tension in outer space, Inner Planets, Ocean Exploration vs Space Exploration, Black Arrow, Invisibility of the Universe, The Speed of Light, Thunderstorms on Earth, The Moon's tidal effect, Driving around Saturn's rings, Distance to Outer Space, International Space Station (ISS) Orbit, Twinkling of Stars, The Moon's synchronous rotation, Milky Way Galaxy's Star Count, Visible galaxies from Earth, Radio signal from 5 billion light-years, The Closest Galaxy to Earth, Supernova in Andromeda galaxy, First-ever Black Hole Photographed, Definition of Astronomical Unit, The Second Man on the Moon, Venus' Bizarre Atmospheric Phenomena, Mercury's Spacecraft Visitors, Why Space is Silent, First Soft Drink and Food in Space, Astronauts' Height Changes in Space, The Kuiper Belt and Pluto, The First Woman in Space, Saturn's Rings-Thin but Mighty, Productivity of the Hubble Space, The First Artificial Satellite, Exoplanets, Milky Way's Aromatic Center, Moon's Gradual Departure, The Naming of Pluto, Spotting the International Space Station, The Floating Planet, Byproducts of Solar System Formation, Can't burp in space, The Naming of Uranus, Blue Sunset on Mars, Earth vs Moon Gravity Comparison, The First Mammal in Space, Star Sailor, NASA: US Federal Agency for Space Exploration, The Record-Holder for the Most Time Spent in Space, A Planet Without Weather or Wind, Silver River, The Eternal Flames, The Surprising Rotation of Mercury, The Shrinking and Mysterious Red Spot of Jupiter, The Solar System's Dumping Grounds, A Day Lasts 58 Earth Days, The Challenge of Zero Gravity, Earth-Moon Distance Explained, 88 Constellations, Comet Anatomy, Early Chinese Observations, Pluto Reclassified as Dwarf Planet, The 5 Dwarf Planets, A Possible Haven for Life, Halley's Comet to return in 2061, Planet Made of Diamonds, and From Fictional Hero to Real-Life Space Traveler. The study material Moon Notes PDF, chapter 3 includes facts about The Lunar month, New Moon, Waxing Crescent, First Quarter, Waxing Gibbous, Full Moon, Waning Gibbous, Third Quarter, Waning Crescent, Phases of Moon, Dark Moon, Moon changes color, Blood Moon, Blue Moon, Black Moon or Invisible Moon, Does the Moon change size?, Micro Moon, Super Moon, Snow Moon, Worm Moon, Wolf Moon, Hunter's Moon, Beaver Moon, Cold Moon, Sturgeon Moon, Buck Moon, Strawberry Moon, Flower Moon, and Pink Moon. The study material Solar System Notes PDF, chapter 4 includes facts about Introduction to Solar System, Age of the Solar System, The Sun as a Star, Terrestrial Planets, Gas Giants, Asteroid Belt, Largest Planet - Jupiter, Smallest Planet - Mercury, Hottest Planet - Venus, Largest Volcano - Olympus Mons, Moons of Jupiter, Rings of Saturn, Tilted Planet - Uranus, Windiest Planet - Neptune, Reclassification of Pluto, Kuiper Belt, Oort Cloud, Sun's Size, Sun's Mass, Sun's Size Comparison, Temperature of the Sun, Energy Generation in the Sun, Sun's Magnetic Field, Auroras, Sun's atmosphere, Photosphere, Chromosphere, Corona, Solar Disruptions and Power Grids, Sun's lifespan, First spacecraft to visit another planet, First spacecraft to land on another planet, First spacecraft to orbit another planet, First spacecraft to land on Mars, First spacecraft to leave the solar system, Voyager 1 and Voyager 2's ongoing mission, Largest moon in the solar system, Largest volcano on Mars, Jupiter's Great Red Spot, Saturn's moon with geysers, Most volcanically active body, Discoveries from Cassini spacecraft, Heart-shaped feature on Pluto, Stunning images from Hubble Space Telescope, James Webb Space Telescope launch, Location of solar system in Milky Way galaxy, Age of the Milky Way, Nearest star to our solar system, Voyager spacecraft's golden record, Unexplained bright spot on dwarf planet Ceres, Solar system's largest asteroid, Solar system's second-largest asteroid, Haumea's flattened shape, Makemake in the Kuiper Belt, Eris the distant dwarf planet, Io's ever-changing surface, Ganymede's magnetic field, Titan's thick atmosphere, Mercury's extreme conditions, Jupiter's powerful magnetic field, Saturn's extensive rings, Uranus' tilted axis, Neptune's storm system, Vesta's giant impact crater, Pallas' irregular shape, Pluto's five moons, Eris' elongated orbit, Haumea's small moons, Makemake's faint atmosphere, Europa's subsurface ocean, Enceladus' geysers and ocean, The asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, The Kuiper Belt's icy objects, The hypothetical Oort Cloud, The solar wind and heliosphere, The heliosphere, Mariner 2's Venus flyby, Viking 1's Mars landing, Voyager 1's interstellar journey, Ultima Thule's binary nature, Rosetta's comet landing, Juno's Jupiter mission, Dawn's asteroid discoveries, Parker Solar Probe's study of the sun, TESS' exoplanet search, The TRAPPIST-1 system, Kepler's exoplanet discoveries, James Webb Space Telescope's capabilities, Voyager's ongoing mission, Farout: the distant object, Jupiter's role in shaping the solar system, The asteroid belt's origin, Gas giants' migration, The ecliptic and planetary orbits, Comets' origin, Olympus Mons, The Great Red Spot, 109 Times Larger than Earth, Size Mass and Temperature, Nuclear Fusion, and Age of the Solar System. The study material Planets Notes PDF, chapter 5 includes facts about Venus' Unusual Rotation, Uranus' Sideways Tilt, Neptune's Fierce Winds, Jupiter's Size Comparison, Mercury's Time Discrepancy, Mars' Massive Volcano, Saturn's Icy Rings, Venus' Extreme Temperature, Jupiter's Great Red Spot, Earth's Protective Shield, Uranus and Neptune's Ice Giant Classification, Saturn's Moon Titan, Jupiter's Active Moon Io, Mars' Enormous Canyon, Mercury's Cratered Surface, Venus' Lack of Moons, Earth's Astronomical Unit Distance, Pluto's Frozen Surface, Mars' Olympus Mons Volcano, Jupiter's Mighty Magnetic Field, Venus' Hostile Atmosphere, Neptune's Freezing Moon, Saturn's Geysers on Enceladus, Earth's Moon Size Comparison, Uranus' Many Moons, Mars' Thin Atmosphere, Venus' Longer Day Than Year, Moon's Massive Impact Crater, Neptune's Dark Spots, Saturn's Hexagonal Storm, Uranus' Tilting Magnetic Field, Jupiter's Many Moons, Mars' Captured Asteroid Moons, Mercury's Dense Core, Venus' atmosphere and greenhouse effect, Neptune's blue color, Saturn's thin rings and moon Enceladus, Jupiter's moon Europa and Great Red Spot, Mars' atmosphere and Olympus Mons, Earth's atmosphere and Moon, Uranus and Neptune's diamond rain and rings, Enceladus, Jupiter's Great Red Spot, Mars' Olympus Mons, Moon Moving Away from Earth, Venus' Greenhouse Effect, Neptune's Scooter Storm, Ganymede's Magnetic Field, Mars' Gale Crater Lake, Earth's Atmosphere and Mass, Uranus' Rings Discovery, Titan's Atmosphere and Organic Molecules, Io's Volcanic Activity, Mars' Thin Atmosphere, Earth's Magnetic Field, Enceladus' Geysers and Subsurface Ocean, Uranus' Blue-Green Color, Jupiter's Strong Magnetic Field, Venus' Slow Rotation, Triton's Low Temperature, Titan's Methane Lakes and Seas, Europa's Icy Surface and Subsurface Ocean, Valles Marineris Canyon, Moon's Lack of Atmosphere, Uranus' Extreme Tilt and Season Duration, Iapetus' Two-Toned Coloration, Callisto's Cratered Surface, Mars' Atmosphere Composition, Earth's atmosphere layers, Uranus' magnetic field, Saturn's moon Titan, Jupiter's moon Ganymede, Mars' moons Phobos and Deimos, Earth's atmospheric mass, Uranus' ring composition, Saturn's moon Enceladus, Jupiter's moon Io, Mars' Olympus Mons, Atmospheric color display, Uranus' moon Miranda, Saturn's ring composition, Jupiter's moon Europa, Mars' thin atmosphere, Earth's changing atmosphere, Uranus' ring formation, Saturn's moon Titan, Saturn's moon Titan, Mars' polar ice caps, Earth's atmosphere's significance, Uranus' atmospheric composition, Saturn's moon Dione, Jupiter's moon Callisto, Mars' dust storms, Earth's atmospheric layers and ozone, Uranus' moon names, Saturn's moon Mimas, Jupiter's moon Amalthea, Mars' Gale Crater, Solar particle bombardment, and Titania and Oberon. The study material Black Holes Notes PDF, chapter 6 includes facts about Incredibly dense regions, Types of black holes, Event horizon, Accretion disk, Black Hole Mergers and Gravitational Waves, Largest and Smallest Known Black Holes, Event horizon, Singularity, Frozen stars, Real colour of blackholes, Sagittarius A, Frame-dragging, Gravitational lensing, Spaghettification, Spin parameter, Largest blackhole, A Product of Matter's Last Dance, Hawking radiation, Gravitational time dilation, Black hole ejection, and Primordial black holes. The study material Comets Notes PDF, chapter 7 includes facts about Composition of comets, Size of comet nucleus, Glowing atmosphere, Long comet tail, Comet orbits, Periodic comets, Observation of comets, Role in Solar System formation, First comet mission, NASA's Stardust mission, Short Orbits, Oort Cloud, Small Nucleus, Hale-Bopp, Great Comet of 1680, Multiple Tails, Long-Period Orbits, Role in Life's Origin, Rosetta Mission, Varying Composition, Outbursts, and Early Solar System. The study material Whirlpool Galaxy Notes PDF, chapter 8 includes facts about Location and Name, Spiral Arms and Star Formation, Whirlpool Galaxy diameter, Size and Interaction with Companion Galaxy, Various Wavelengths of Light, Discovery and Observation, Hubble Telescope, Popular Target for Amateur Astronomers, High Rate of Supernova Explosions, Supermassive Black Hole at Center, Prominent Companion Galaxy, Location in Constellation Canes Venatici, Central Bar Structure, Numerous Star-Forming Regions, Formation and Evolution of Spiral Galaxies, Popular target for amateur astronomers, A Supernova in the Whirlpool Galaxy, Most-studied galaxies, Catalog names, Canes Venatici Group, Spiral structure, Whirlpool Galaxy vs Milky Way Galaxy, Spitzer Space Telescope, Studied in radio wavelengths, Star cluster formation, Benchmark for studying spiral galaxies, Detailed image of molecular gas in 2016, Experienced close encounters with other galaxies, High-energy particles, Potential source of gamma-ray bursts, and Relatively High Metallicity. 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