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[thirdeyeala]

[tekginger]

Space Debris: The Rising Threat of Space Junk and Its Impact

When we think of space, our minds are filled with stars, galaxies, and the unknown. However, space is not truly infinite. It has its physical boundaries and numerous challenges that could limit our exploration. One of the biggest issues today is space pollution, also known as space debris. What is space debris?

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[technobroo]

🛰️🌍 Did you know that Sputnik Earth was the first-ever artificial satellite to be launched into space? It was a groundbreaking achievement that paved the way for future space exploration and scientific discoveries! 🚀🪐 #Sputnik #EarthSatellite #SpaceExploration #SpaceHistory #Astronomy #ScienceFacts #OuterSpace #SpaceRace #Innovation #Technology #RussianSpaceProgram #SpaceMilestone #SpaceAchievement #Astrophysics #SpaceDiscovery #RocketLaunch #SpaceEngineering #SpaceResearch #SpaceMission #SpaceTravel #STEM #HistoryMaker #SpaceScience #FutureOfSpace #SpaceEducators #NASA #SpaceX #ElonMusk #Inspiration https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp4t7z3ticP/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[teachercoolphysics]

What if you fell in Black Hole? All About Black Hole in Hindi | Describe Black Holes - Teacher Cool Physics

The Black Hole with full Explanation. People are more Interesting to know about the Black Hole because it’s so Mysterious. I’m exposing here all the Myth and Reality of it.  Hi I am Jannat Khatri, Assistant Professor in a Reputed Government College in Haryana, India. With teaching being my profession and my passion, with this channel i strive to reach out to all interested and sincere students out there who need assistance to understand physics subject at all levels whether conceptual or of grad level or upgrade level.

[kozmolog]

Bu basit soruyu hiç kendinize veya etrafınıza sordunuz mu? Kendimizi bildik bileli duyduğumuz, konuştuğumuz “uzay” sözcüğünün anlamını biliyor muyuz? Cümle içinde kullanırken hiç ne olduğunu düşündünüz mü veya bir tanımını yapabiliyor muyuz? Dışarıda çıkıp insanlara sorsak kaçı bunu açıklayabilir? Uzay, sonsuz bir boşluk mudur? Veya bir şeylerin arasındaki boşluk olabilir mi? Belki de bunların hiçbiri değildir. Uzayın doğası, belki de evrenin en ilginç gizemlerinden biridir. Link bio'da. https://kozmolog.net/2021/05/12/uzay-nedir/ #space #tentacles #collision #astronomy #spiral #galaxy #stars #galaxysedge #universe #cosmos #spaceeducation #jellies #elliptical #and #cluster #galaxies #spiralgalaxy #learning #spaceship #time #travel #star #dailyfacts #didyouknow #basic #perfectfacts #verifiedfacts #learning #science #galaxy #earth #cosmology (Space) https://www.instagram.com/p/COxJJGsjomS/?igshid=1qjkkkz9qa6rv

[kuiperkat]

Excited to, once again, bust out the blueberry suit 🤩 #OnlineLearning #SpaceEducation (at New York, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CN8evC5jUNd/?igshid=5gw0mc51nnnd

[astroshubh]

Flight computer Test board for High Powered Rocket flight computer test board with Atmega328p microcontroller. #flightcomputer #testboard #rocketdesign #StarLabSurat #avionics#rocketry #Star  #shubhamdevkar  #astroshubh #electronics #indiantechnology  #technology  #advancetechnology  #avionicsengineer #spacetechnologyexpert  #spaceisforeveyone  #spaceeducation #arduino #atmega328p #atmega (at Space Technology and Aeronautical Rocketry) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-2wbmVF24F/?igshid=cdqfsgv7x5q5

[suborbitalastronaut]

To Discover and Learn, We Must First Seek and Explore! • My personal advertisement to find opportunities, connect with new people and build a personal network • • • • • #suborbital #suborbitalastronaut #astronaut #spaceflight #spaceartwork #spaceexploration #spaceeducation #imagination #creativity #creativeartist #spacemission #artist #designer #conceptartist #space #engineering #analogastronaut #marsmission #multimediaartist #mars #aerospaceengineering #aerospace #earthscience #projectpossum #atmosphericscience #nasa #spacex #virgingalactic #commercialspaceflight #finalfrontier (at Planet Earth) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4vGz03FLgo/?igshid=vnxa335uazed

[battlefieldearth]

Pretty amazing how a NASA Space Education Teacher Diego Martinez uses SF to inspire students https://qoo.ly/zzq3zc

[sticksandstoneseducation]

We’ll be giving away this playscape An Out of this World Little Landscape ... details to come! #smallworldplay #spacetoys #pretendplaytoys #needlenfelt #sticksandstoneseducation #earlychildhoodeducator #earlychildhoodteacher #eylf #eylfoutcome1 #eylfoutcome2 #eylfoutcome3 #eylfoutcome4 #eylfoutcome5 #feltstory #felttoys #spaceeducation (at Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bw4UDwMB4a_/?igshid=m8pm5ly4p32f

[cutsliceddiced]

New GIF tagged food, space, spacefdnedu, spaceexploration, spaceeducates, astronautfoods via Giphy https://gph.is/2Cx0Q0m via https://cutslicedanddiced.wordpress.com/2018/01/24/how-to-prevent-food-from-going-to-waste

[space-education-for-kids]

Space Avenue - Path Made Easier

The topic ‘Space’ creates fantasy not just in kids but also in adults. The sole reason is that it is unexplored, unique, and difficult to access. In some people, this fantasy will turn into a strong passion where they look for various sources to quench their thirst on related topics, news, etc. On the other hand, space may seem a very challenging topic because every difficult thing is quoted as- ‘This is rocket science’. This builds up an aura in the minds of elders especially that learning about space is not a cup of tea, let’s try not to overburden our kids, and so on. For people falling under such categories, SPACE remains a fantasy forever. They don’t even attempt to cross that barrier forever in their life.

In both the categories mentioned before, there is a need for refinement on how to access space education, to get a feeling that space isn’t tough, and also why there is a need to study about it. Before this, there is one more important footstep i.e., one has to know what exactly interests an individual! According to many, the topic SPACE involves various perspectives such as the universe, black holes, rockets, satellites, flights, etc. This misconception has misguided many students in ending up with wrong choices in their career path and still repent on knowing about their insightful of real ‘SPACE’.  Some of them may feel fascinated by airplanes flying in the sky, some others get goosebumps when they see live rocket launching, and others just get lost when they see the dark matter in the universe. Unfortunately, all these are grouped as ‘Space’. But in reality, they are as different as an apple and a peach, despite falling into the fruit category, they may look similar but are completely different. So, first one has to think deeply about what exactly drives their interest: is it the flights, rockets, satellites, or the stars. This is the first step towards diving into any subject for that matter.  Once you have figured it out, the next step is to know why you need to know about space.

Thinking about things that fly will activate the brain in terms of physics, the mathematics behind flight, concepts such as gravity, density, etc. will be well learned, why not all the things on earth are flying, why is it only aircraft able to do it and so on. Similarly, the elevator helps us to go from the first floor to the 8th floor for instance; but how can I use such an elevator to go beyond the earth’s atmosphere? Oh yes, rockets do this job, then why only a rocket can do it, and why not the same aircraft that helped us to fly inside the earth can do it. Likewise, thinking about how are we able to communicate with people residing in corners of the world, how are we able to get a thorough understanding of the earth, mapping, weather forecast, etc. Thanks to the satellites that are orbiting our earth and doing all these jobs for us. Nevertheless, are we the only ones in this universe living? We don’t know yet, but why should we limit our curiosity! Let’s explore, and that is when a man can dream about going to other planets in search of life, resources, etc. A point to be noted is that all these can be done with the things we already know i.e., we use the same spacecraft to travel to Mars, and use the same parachute to land on it and use the same toy car i.e., rovers to explore the Martian surface or in the recent days, the same helicopter we use on earth was used on Mars too-The Ingenuity. Therefore, learning these basics is just like learning the art of stitching clothes. Once you become a master of this skill, you can be the designer to any person irrespective of events. Even in space education, after learning how everything works on Earth it is much easier to adapt your knowledge not just to Mars but even to design any vehicle, technologies for interstellar travels too.  So, coming back to the question of why to study about space is because it is like breaking all the thought barriers which usually limits your rational process and going beyond the level one could even imagine, not just in a dream but bringing all imagination into reality and see things working. This is something the pleasure you can evidence only while exploring oneself about ‘Space’.

The last question, how do we learn about space. Of course, there are wide internet sources which help one to know the facts, watch amazing videos on YouTube, read the encyclopedia and the list goes on. But wait, what if you find a platform where one has been promised to give all these in a combo pack! What more one needs right! That is what the team www.givemefive.ai aims at doing this amazing job. With the experts, the students are helped to discover the path they are interested in, then they are encouraged to go with their passion, they are taught with the basics and train to grasp concepts up to an advanced level not limiting to theory but also many practical applications with interesting activities. The outcome of this course will be a strong, confident individual who knows what interests him/her in Space, they come out with the dream of achieving it and they are sure about what higher studies will lead this way. Unlike the individuals who dream of the universe but end up as an Aeronautical engineer.  

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For more such blogs and to learn Space science by me visit https://www.givemefive.ai

Givemefive.ai is an award-winning private live online teacher-led Programming, Artificial Intelligence, Astroscience, Space Science , Universe Science teaching platform for kids and teens (7-18 years) across 15 countries. You can visit Project Page | givemefive to see some of our awesome student projects.

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[2plan22]

RT @AstronautAbby: I’m so excited to be working at @WYStarGazing to excite & educate the public about this crazy wonderful universe we live in 💫✨⭐️ #graduate #space #spaceeducation #changemakers #WomenInSTEM https://t.co/j75mp1iNuc 2PLAN22 http://twitter.com/2PLAN22/status/1137726405830152192

I’m so excited to be working at @WYStarGazing to excite & educate the public about this crazy wonderful universe we live in 💫✨⭐️ #graduate #space #spaceeducation #changemakers #WomenInSTEM pic.twitter.com/j75mp1iNuc

— Abigail Harrison | Aspiring Astronaut (@AstronautAbby) June 8, 2019

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Ready for liftoff! 🚀✨ In just one week, #Teenplicity will be in attendance for the launch of the Northrop Grumman’s CRS-13 mission to the International Space Station! While at the Wallops Flight Facility where the launch will happen, Teenplicity will be touring the facility, meeting NASA personnel, attending press conferences, and watching the launch! Our social media pages will be filled with pictures, videos, quotes, and more from the event. Have you ever wondered what it would be like to attend a rocket launch in person? Let us know what you’d like to see or if you have any questions for NASA personnel! #NASA #NASASocial #northropgrumman #NASAlaunch #wallopsflightfacility #internationalspacestation #STEM #STEAM #girlsinstem #kidsinstem #science #spaceeducation #space #rocketlaunch https://www.instagram.com/p/B8Ex6jUJmoT/?igshid=1x8oyp20hh8co

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Lyman-Alpha Blobs! Unrelated Side note: Texwador.com #lymanalphablob #lymanalphablobs #astronomy #universe #cosmology #astrophysics #astronomyontap #austin #atx #space #spaceeducation #blob #galaxy #galaxies #galaxyformation #nasa #utaustin #Texas #science #learn #outerspace #education

[exploremars]

#Repost @sciencewithmycat (@get_repost) ・・・ Happy #MarsMonday! Dust storms on Mars change what parts of the surface we can see. The dust storms range from small, localized storms to storms the size of North America and Mars can even experience storms that cover the entire planet, blocking us out completely, though these are rare. These photos were taken about three months apart in 2001. (Photo Credit: @nasa) 🚀🚀🚀 Bonus Fact: Mars experiences the largest dust storms in the solar system. 🚀🚀🚀 #Space #science #spacescience #astronomy #nasa #futureastronaut #spaceeducation #stemeducation #scienceeducation #scienceproject #mars #spacefact #marsfact