Stars and galaxies category

Posted by AskingForaFriend some time ago

Have you ever spotted a satellite in the night sky with your naked eye?

Posted by Cry me a River some time ago

Is your galaxy full of gas? Or is there stardust?

Posted by Anonymous some time ago

Why do some stars in the sky never rise, while others never set?

Posted by - M.C.S. - Dave some time ago

Do you have a good view of the stars at night, or is it to lighted in your area?

Posted by Jannes some time ago

What lies at the center of our "Milky Way" Galaxy?

Posted by CNC some time ago

This may be a stupid question, but are there any stars in space that are not in some galaxy?

Posted by WildCoastAmbler some time ago

Why does everything in the universe seem to tend towards a spherical shape? Stars (suns), Planets, and moons are round, stars in galaxies cluster and turn in a massive orbit. Everything seems to create a magnetic field. Could any other shape have worked?

Posted by darasleen some time ago

Why stars are invisible during the day?

Posted by F Dubya some time ago

Are most stars in the universe orbited by planets?

Posted by Asterix some time ago

Are most of the stars we see in the sky actually stars or planets?

Posted by Suuny side up some time ago

How many stars are there in the whole universe

Posted by Estrella Starr some time ago

Can you catch a falling star before it vanishes in the snow?

Posted by we are dough some time ago

Where do the stars go during the day?

Posted by sexy smee some time ago

Do you ever think about space? Like space goes on forever, but what if it ends at some point. Then that means that it is in something, and thats in something. It's mind boggling. I go crazy thinking about it. Any thoughts?

Posted by Thomas Hinks some time ago

How can the light from a galaxy possibly tell us whether it is approaching or receding? The speed of receipt is not supposed to be affected by the speed of the sender. If it was, the effect would be a change of frequency. But it is!

Posted by Geronimo some time ago

When you stand outside on a clear night, and look up at the stars, how do you feel?

Posted by Happy some time ago

What is the name of the largest and brightest star?

Posted by ANONYMOUS some time ago

What is the nearest star to the planet Earth?

Posted by Alan Aslam some time ago

How many galaxy are there in this universe?

Posted by Danesh some time ago

What is the kuiper belt?

Posted by xjimmyloudx some time ago

If it takes millions of years for starlight to travel to Earth, does that mean that the night sky might actually be a lot different than it appears?

Posted by blah some time ago

What is beyond space

Posted by WildCoastAmbler some time ago

Is there a North, South, East and Western part of our solar system? What about our galaxy? What about the Universe? If there are such points...what determines them?...a universal magnetic field?

Posted by metalwarrior14 some time ago

Do u believe there is life beyond our galaxy?

Posted by Rickster is victorious some time ago

Is the universe outside of us or is it really inside?

Posted by Marguerite some time ago

What stars names are translated in Arabic as "lucky star of the king", "lucky star of the tents", and "luckiest star"?

Posted by Highlander is semi-retired from AB some time ago

How far is Gorgonea Secunda from earth?

Posted by Marguerite some time ago

How much does our galaxy weigh?

Posted by Jed Merrill some time ago

What kind of star are you? A shining star? A superstar? A megastar? What makes you a star? (Or if you are not, what attribute or resource would most likely make you a star?

Posted by TheWholeTruth some time ago

If precession is due to the Earth's wobble, why is precession only in relation to objects outside of the solar system(stars) - why is there no drift of the timing of events INSIDE the solar system? Does the earth cause the entire solar system to 'wobble'

Posted by chuck some time ago

Does our solar system travel thru space and could it be a seasonal trip? This might explain the different ages on earth, such as dinosaur age, ice age, age of man, etc... Anyone ever thought of it in this manner?

Posted by Glenn Blaylock some time ago

In terms of solar masses, what is the difference between a nova and a supernova?

Posted by stardust some time ago

How far from us is the most distant detectable galaxy or radio beacon?

Posted by Miss Anubis loves this season some time ago

What is the first constellation you were able to find in the sky?

Posted by kamiri some time ago

What are 3 factors that affect how bright a star appears in the night ske?

Posted by Nelson - Jetpacking from bed some time ago

If you were on the equator in a boat at sea level, could you see both the North Star and the Southern Cross? (assuming it was a clear night)

Posted by We_stand_alone_together some time ago

If you are the first person to own a star in the universe, will you sell it? If not what will you do to it?

Posted by Anonymous some time ago

What would I see above me if I could stand at the centre of the galaxy? Would stars look like sun-sized objects, or would they still be so far apart they would appear as they do now?

Posted by Anonymous some time ago

Can you see pulsars with your naked eye?

Posted by 5DRelease some time ago

Name a star system known to man to have life?

Posted by Taylor some time ago

How long does it take for the light from the closest star; other than the sun to get to earth

Posted by - Katelyn is a party animal - some time ago

Why are stars in the sky?

Posted by Doggie S some time ago

What is the largest star?

Posted by Asterix some time ago

How many stars exist? How many planets? Is there a fixed ratio between them?

Posted by Sheriff Raff -Answerhag some time ago

What is a "celestial trophy case"?

Posted by Anonymous some time ago

Aparently light from the Andromeda Galaxy can reach our planet...one of the suns is capable of doing that, do we get any light from any other stars in the Universe?

Posted by Hunnie some time ago

Doesn't anyone like going outsde at night & just look at the stars?

Posted by Takei-Shihan some time ago

Who wants to try their skills at identifying galaxies ??? ... there are a million unclassified Galaxies out there ... ... go to ... http://www.galaxyzoo.org/

Posted by pauleenb some time ago

A Recent photo taken by NASA by the Hubel Telescope, called the Eye of God?

Posted by Jack wears love COAT some time ago

If the other deeper galaxies and constellations are 100s to millions of light yrs away &we get light from them only after that no.of years, how can we know their present condition?Will the light from that star that started million yr ago help in anyway?

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