Author Archives: milkymeteorite

Viruses Are An Option

Posted on May 1, 2018 by milkymeteorite

Viruses, microscopic organisms that exist everywhere, consist of genetic material, RNA or DNA that is surrounded by a coat of protein, lipid or glycoprotein. They are classified… Read more “Viruses Are An Option” Continue reading →

Posted in Aliens | Tagged , , , | Comments Off on Viruses Are An Option

The Fermi Bubbles

Posted on April 30, 2018 by milkymeteorite

The Milky Way is a flat disk, and if you put into human perspective it’s about the same proportion of a stack of 4 DVD’s. Putting it… Read more “The Fermi Bubbles” Continue reading →

Posted in Galaxies | Tagged , , | Comments Off on The Fermi Bubbles

A-Not-So-Healthy Universal Relationship

Posted on February 12, 2018 by milkymeteorite

In the midst of the Valentine’s Day season, it would seem of nothing more fitting than to mention the binary star systems that our very universe holds.… Read more “A-Not-So-Healthy Universal Relationship” Continue reading →

Posted in Stars | Tagged , | Comments Off on A-Not-So-Healthy Universal Relationship

An Archeo-Astronomical Wonder of the Middle Ages

Posted on February 12, 2018 by milkymeteorite

Historians and archaeologists have wondered about the mystery of Stonehenge, a prehistoric monument that is in England dated back to about 1848 B.C., which is said to… Read more “An Archeo-Astronomical Wonder of the Middle Ages” Continue reading →

Posted in Historical | Tagged , , | Comments Off on An Archeo-Astronomical Wonder of the Middle Ages

Historical Figures in Context

Posted on February 4, 2018 by milkymeteorite

Historical Figures in Astronomy  a) Nicholas Copernicus  Birth: February 19, 1473 Death: May 21, 1543 Johannes Kepler Birth: December 27, 1571 Death: November 15, 1630 Tyco Brahe… Read more “Historical Figures in Context” Continue reading →

Posted in Historical | Tagged , | Comments Off on Historical Figures in Context

Every Once in A “Purple” Moon

Posted on January 21, 2018 by milkymeteorite

At the end of this month, on January 31st, we will be oh so lucky enough to witness several lunar events happening at the same time. The… Read more “Every Once in A “Purple” Moon” Continue reading →

Posted in Class | Tagged , , , | Comments Off on Every Once in A “Purple” Moon

a first step for all mankind

Posted on January 19, 2018 by milkymeteorite

Hello there fellow astronomers, I’m doing the trial run for now. Got to practice in a simulation, before you go into space right? Pictured here is actually… Read more “a first step for all mankind” Continue reading →

Posted in Class | Tagged , | Comments Off on a first step for all mankind