The Moon is a natural satellite of Earth and orbits around it at a distance of 248,308 miles/ 399,614 kilometers from Earth. It takes 27 days to orbit around Earth. The Moon has been highly regarded in mythology and symbolism that are deeply rooted in many spiritual beliefs around the world. Its reverence comes from …
According to an ancient legend, lady Chang’e drank an elixir of life and flew to the moon with a white rabbit in her arms; it was believed Chang’e would live on in immortality as the goddess of the moon and that the spot on the moon was the rabbit.
How are the Northern Lights Formed? The Northern Lights are created when the wind from the Sun hits the Earth’s magnetic field. Solar wind carrying energetically charged particles, from explosive flares and coronal mass ejections on the Sun, can trigger magnetic storms on Earth called substorms. These substorms cause Earth’s oxygen and nitrogen particles to …
While Mercury’s motion doesn’t actually disrupt the Universe, this astrological event is often reported to coincide with disruption and confusion.