Austrinus It is the astronomy site of Farid Char.
This space was inaugurated on 11/25/2000 and its name means “austral” or “from the south” in Latin.
This name serves to better identify the origin of its contents, created from the Southern Hemisphere: 23°39' S and 70°25' W (Antofagasta, Chile).
In astronomy, the name is present in the constellation Pisces Austrinus.
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The total weight of the ship together with the rocket at the time of takeoff from Earth was 3,200 tons and its total height was 110 meters. The ship is made up of three Modules, Command Module, Service Module and Lunar Module. The Command Module is the one formed by…
Below are general recommendations to make the most of an astronomical observation. For this purpose, those that apply to home observation (e.g. patio, balcony, terrace, etc.) are marked with a red circle [????], and those that apply to outdoor observation (desert, field, mountain, etc.). ) are marked with a green circle [????]; If the recommendation applies…
Stars are born from immense "clouds" of interstellar gas, which have a large size and mass. Due to the gravitational influence, one of these clouds will begin to condense and progressively join together until forming what is called an accretion disk, that is, a disc-shaped structure around this...
The Big Bang theory, in its simplest form, tells us that about 13.8 billion years ago the beginning of space and time as we know them occurred and that everything arose from a singularity, that is, an infinitely hot spot. and infinitely dense where the laws are not applicable...
At the level of Physical Cosmology, there is a wide range of concepts, processes and evidence that support the most currently accepted theory in this regard, the Big Bang. However, there are other models that throughout time have attempted to describe the Universe and its origin, relying on scientific arguments as well as others...
The following are some of the most important concepts in current cosmology, based on their importance in the Universe and the possible role they may play in its future collapse. Cosmic microwave background Also known as "cosmic microwave radiation", it is a type of electromagnetic radiation found throughout the Universe in…
The Moon is the Earth's only natural satellite, the closest and best known star. It orbits the Earth in a period of about a month and rotates around its own axis in the same amount of time, so its rotation is essentially "captured" and its face is…
Due to the processes that occurred during the formation of the Solar System, a large amount of dust and debris particles were left wandering around, unable to join larger objects to form a massive object, such as a planet. Most are found in an area called the Main Asteroid Belt, between Mars and Jupiter, while others...
An asteroid is a rocky object that is in orbit around the Sun, but its small size and other factors mean that they are not considered planets or dwarf planets, which is why they are also called planetoids or minor planets. The largest asteroids are a few hundred kilometers in size,…
Comets were already known to primitive man. The brightest ones are unlike any other object in the sky. They look like spots of light, often blurred, leaving a trail or “tail”. This makes them attractive and surrounds them with magic and mystery. Comets are fragile and small bodies, irregular in shape, formed…
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