Astro Luminous' Space

Black hole is a big thing in outer space that has a very big gravity. Because of that, it can suck all the things that approach it, include the stars and the planets. Black hole is very dangerous for our earth if it moves approach us. Black hole has many variation sizes. There are the tiny and the huge ones. The huge black hole can suck a big star that is one hundred times bigger than our sun. There are many black holes in our Milky Way galaxy. All the things in our galaxy are moving around the black holes. Many astronomers say that black holes are the center of galaxy because of its mass and gravity.

hey hey all :) how's life? uhmm... i think i haven't post something in this blog for a loooooonggggg timeee!!!! hweheeheheee... and now, I'm back with my story :D Well, I'm so happy now. Do you know why? Because, Alhamdulillah, I can win the Science Olympiad in my regency. i am so happy, but i know it's not the end of my struggle. I have to follow the higher level, the Science Olympiad in Province. okay, i must study hard since now. The battle is 3 weeks more since now. Ouch!! I must prove to this world that i can!!! I can be the winner and I'm not a loser!! :D

Ku awali pagi ini dengan biasa-biasa aja. Bangun, sholat, tidur lagi, bangun lagi, mandi, makan, eh bentar-bentar, tadi aku bikin sarapan sendiri soalnya ibu masih tidur. Terus sekolah deh! Nyampe sekolah jam 6.20, 5 menit lebih siang sih dari biasanya. Tapi tetep aja jam segitu di kelas masih gak ada orang blass!! Oke, jam pertama dimulai dengan my favourite English . Awalnya drama. Terus abiz itu bahas worksheet . Seru, kayak debate . Kita sekelas lagi beda pendapat tentang punctuation . Gimana ga beda? Wong dalam satu buku ada 2 statements yang berseberangan. Ya udah deh, bel berbunyi terus Bu Yuli janji mau ngasih catatan tentang punctuation besok. And then , agak sedikit tragis ni pelajarannya. Civic alias PKn. Tiba-tiba Bu Ga'am bilang kalo hari ini remidi. Deg! Mampus deh kita sekelas ga ada yang tau! Agak lega waktu tau kalo remidinya cuma studi kasus. Tapi lega-leganya tiba-tiba ilang waktu tau soalnya na'udzubillah puanjang banget(nyesel aku cuma minta kertas separo...

VENUS · Your travel guide to the Solar System · DEFINITION The second planet from the Sun and the Earth's nearest planetary neighbour REASONS TO VISIT Experience the longest day of any planet, a staggering 243 Earth days! The only planet where the Sun rises in the west and sets in the east See volcanoes 100km wide and five km high But watch out for the poisonous Venusian atmosphere - it's full of sulphuric acid NUMBER OF MOONS · 0 Solar System Jigsaw Can you build the Solar System? WHAT TO SEE If you can stand the hostile conditions on this planet's surface then there's lots to see, including volcanoes, craters and spectacular landscapes. Mead Crater The Mead Crater is big, even by Venusian standards - a breathtaking 280km across. This is one of the best preserved large craters in the Solar System. At first glance, the Mead Crater looks similar to the many volcanoes on Venus. But we can tell that ...

SATURN · Your travel guide to the Solar System · DEFINITION The second largest planet in the Solar System, sixth in line from the Sun. REASONS TO VISIT The most spectacular ring system of any planet in the Solar System This planet's density is so small that it would float on water - if there were an ocean large enough! NUMBER OF MOONS · 60 Solar System Jigsaw Can you build the Solar System? WHAT TO SEE Saturn is a 'gas giant' planet, like its larger neighbour Jupiter. Although it's not as brightly coloured as Jupiter, the planets have a very similar composition. The atmosphere, mostly hydrogen and helium, with traces of simple compounds, spins around the planet. Saturn's rings Saturn has the most spectacular ring system in the Solar System. These rings aren't solid, but made up of billions of separate chunks. They range from microscopic particles to rocks that are a few metres in dia...

THE SUN · Your travel guide to the Solar System · DEFINITION The Sun is a star at the centre of the Solar System. All the planets revolve around it. REASONS TO VISIT The surface of this burning ball of gas is 5500ºC, with the core reaching a sweltering 15.6 million ºC The Sun is so large, you could fit over one million Earths inside it Solar System Jigsaw Can you build the Solar System? WHAT TO SEE The Sun is a 1 million km wide ball of burning gas. So be prepared for the best firework show you have ever seen! Solar flares Variations in the Sun's magnetic field cause huge jets or loops of stellar material to shoot out into space. Solar wind Solar flares can be accompanied by dense clouds of electrically charged particles, travelling at around 450km per second. When they reach Earth, they can affect communications satellites. But make sure you wear your protective sun filters over your eyes otherwise you coul...