Sunday, December 30, 2012

Saturn ـ Encyclopedia of Saturn


Monitoring Saturn
Saturn to the ancients
Historical monitoring of Saturn
Space flight to Saturn
Spacecraft Cassini - Huygens
Physico
Internal structure
Great White Spot
Pull the Arctic pattern hexagonal
Magnetic field








Solar (Part II)

 

Oort Cloud

External borders

The vicinity of the solar system

Other solar systems




Saturn ـ Encyclopedia of Saturn


Monitoring Saturn
Saturn to the ancients
Historical monitoring of Saturn
Space flight to Saturn
Spacecraft Cassini - Huygens
Physico
Internal structure
Great White Spot
Pull the Arctic pattern hexagonal
Magnetic field








Saturn ـ Encyclopedia of Saturn


Monitoring Saturn
Saturn to the ancients
Historical monitoring of Saturn
Space flight to Saturn
Spacecraft Cassini - Huygens
Physico
Internal structure
Great White Spot
Pull the Arctic pattern hexagonal
Magnetic field








Influence of the sun and the moon on the planet


Influence of the sun and the moon on the planet

It is a main sequence star

 

 The Sun
Our Sun is a star that the Earth orbits. It is a main sequence star, which means it is a middle aged star. The Sun is alive as long as it has a supply of hydrogen to transform into helium. Once the hydrogen is depleted, the Sun will expand and die, leaving a planetary nebula and the Sun's core. The planetary nebula eventually disperse into space, leaving a white dwarf star. The dwarf star will cool and die.

Information on the 5 Nearest Stars


Information on the 5 Nearest Stars

 
  
Sun
Proxima Centauri
Alpha Centauri A,B
Barnard's Star
Wolf 359