Recent questions in Astronomy

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Since light takes time to travel, how long ago would it be if I looked at Earth from Pluto?

asked Feb 13, 2022 in Astronomy by Martyn21uk

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How many light-years can the naked eye see into space?

asked Feb 13, 2022 in Astronomy by Deleted member 25896

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How can you view Venus during the day?

asked Feb 13, 2022 in Astronomy by ic31420

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Why don't the planets move out of their orbit and either drift away from the sun, or get drawn towards it? Same with moons. There are countless stars with planets and even more planets with one or more moons? Why do they remain in orbit?

asked Feb 13, 2022 in Astronomy by EmberHorizon

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Will the black holes merge when the Milky Way and Andromeda meet?

asked Feb 12, 2022 in Astronomy by NebulaHarmony

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Why is the sky in Mexico yellow?

asked Feb 12, 2022 in Astronomy by SeraphicFlare

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Why does the earth rotate about its own axis and around the Sun?

asked Feb 12, 2022 in Astronomy by Liam2000uk

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What if Mercury, Ceres, Europa, Io, Vesta and Venus were in the habitable zone?

asked Feb 12, 2022 in Astronomy by Petrolhead77

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What is the most massive object in our solar system? What is an example of an object that has less mass than Jupiter?

asked Feb 12, 2022 in Astronomy by largelyscowl

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How do we know that stars are billions of years old?

asked Feb 12, 2022 in Astronomy by mlawson

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Why do some meteorites move to the Earth? Why don’t meteorites travel unilaterally with the universe or with and in the direction of the solar system?

asked Feb 12, 2022 in Astronomy by SeraphicSculptor

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Do other moons in the Solar System spin on their own axis? If so, what can explain that our own Moon doesn't?

asked Feb 12, 2022 in Astronomy by StellarVerse

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If you are standing on Earth's surface and looking straight up into space, can you see Earth's curve?

asked Feb 11, 2022 in Astronomy by Serbrine

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Why haven't we sent more spacecraft to Mercury?

asked Feb 11, 2022 in Astronomy by Edward Hawkins

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Is the universe big enough to hold a planet with more intelligent life than humans?

asked Feb 11, 2022 in Astronomy by PHILPH

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If Earth is round, why can't we see the curvature with our own eyes? Seems like a pretty basic flaw in the theory of a spherical Earth, don't you think?

asked Feb 11, 2022 in Astronomy by Gaz_2020

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What will happen to the universe when all hydrogen will be consumed by these trillions of stars?

asked Feb 11, 2022 in Astronomy by CelestialVerse

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Can you zoom into objects through the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) like you can with a webcam on your laptop? If so, how close can you get to an object before it becomes fuzzy/pixelated from being too close?

asked Feb 11, 2022 in Astronomy by arwnforce

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Can you see Venus and Mars in the same night sky with telescopes?

asked Feb 11, 2022 in Astronomy by AstralSculptor

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How does studying celestial events like meteor showers contribute to our overall knowledge of astronomy and astrophysics?

asked Feb 11, 2022 in Astronomy by AstralBreeze

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