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Why was Pluto reclassified as a dwarf planet? 🤔 One of three necessary criteria for a celestial body to be considered a planet in the Solar System is "clearing the neighbourhood" of its own orbital zone. While Pluto is big enough to be round, it's too small to push other objects out of its orbital way. So, the International Astronomical Union “demoted” Pluto in 2006, leaving it out in the cold of the Kuiper Belt. Still feels like watching a kid getting kicked out of a TV talent show! Thoughts🤔? Comment down 💬 Join @Space_Timess🚀

A day on each Planet 🥣 The relative sidereal rotation periods of planets. (Credit: Dr James ) Join @Space_Timess 🚀

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My brain is not braining 🤯 Join @World&Science ⚛️

Earth has seasons because Earth's _____ .

Rocket gymnastics 🚀 What an incredible sight—a SpaceX booster landing perfectly on solid ground! This achievement inspires generations like nothing else and ignites the promise of our future! Join @Space_Timess 🚀 [Please share our channel, let's go 5k subs once again🤩]

Sirius, the brightest star in the night sky ⭐️ The brightest star in the sky is Sirius, also known as the “Dog Star” or, more officially, Alpha Canis Majoris, for its position in the constellation Canis Major. Sirius is a binary star dominated by a luminous main sequence star, Sirius A. 📷 Akira Fujii Join @Space_Timess 🚀

During the day this planet gets hot enough to melt lead, but at night the temperature drops to -290°F? 🐱

Now you know exactly why their beaks are shaped this way 😠 Join @World&Science 🦜

Switzerland is full of places that don‘t even feel real! 🏃‍♂ Join @World&Science 🐳

Which of the following planets is surrounded by thick clouds that trap energy from the sun, making the planet incredibly warm🥵

BREAKING: Large meteor seen streaking across the sky in Portugal⚡️ Join @Space_Timess 🚀

Kingfisher waterbird 🐦😍 Join @World&Science 🐣

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Rainbows are actually circles, a full circle is visible from a higher vantage point. Join @World&Science 🚩

Crown shyness is a natural phenomenon where the upper branches of neighboring trees avoid touching each other, leaving gaps in the canopy. (sorry for not being active😴) Join @World&Science 🌳

The Sun 🌞 A thread explaining different cores and parts/features of our Sun ☀️ (continued in comments): ⚡Core The Sun's core is where nuclear fusion happens, generating light and heat by converting hydrogen into helium. ⚡Radioactive Zone The radiative zone in the Sun is where energy moves through radiation, as photons bounce between atoms, gradually making their way toward the surface. ⚡Convective Zone The convective zone in the Sun is where energy is transported by the movement of hot, ionized gases, creating currents and contributing to the overall heat distribution within the Sun. ⚡Tachocline The tachocline is a thin layer within the Sun, situated between the radiative and convective zones. It's known for its role in influencing the Sun's magnetic field and rotation dynamics. ...continued (Check top comment) 💬 Join @Space_Timess🚀| BOOST📚

A family of elephants see a lion and form a circle to protect their children 🐘 Join @World&Science 🌍

Another trip around the Sun 🌞 Wishing all my fellow space enthusiasts a Happy New Year! May 2024 be a cosmic journey filled with awe-inspiring discoveries, astronomical achievements, and an orbit of joy around the universe. Here's to another year of exploring the wonders of space together! Happy New Year to all you 🎉 Join @Space_Timess🚀| BOOST 📚