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Author Archives: Justinc
Reason for Tides
Tides rise and fall twice a day on Earth, and this is mostly due to the Moon’s gravitational pull on Earth. The Moon’s gravity pull on the Earth’s bodies of water squeezing it towards the Moon. The opposite side of the Earth is also receiving high tides due to this reason. I used the word […] Continue reading
Historical Astronomers in Context
A portrait of Galileo Galilei
Importance to Astronomy – Galileo Galilei
Galileo Galilei (15 February 1564 – 8 January 1642) contributed many findings related to astronomy, a few include: He took a spyglass and improved upon it so that… Continue reading
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The Speed of Light In Respect to the Scale of the Universe
Distances in space is so great that it needs to be measured in how long it takes for light to travel to that location. Light travels around 299,792,458 m/s or about 671,000,000 mph. Compared to the speed of sound on Earth, which is about 373m/s or about 767 mph, the speed of light is more […] Continue reading
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My First Blog Post
This is my high school graduation photo. https://www.google.com ^ This is a hyperlink to Google. Continue reading