From Space to Earth

Prior to World War II, women were thought to be helpless and were "banned" by all occupations as men had to stay at home to take care of things. But when the Second World War broke out, all healthy men were sent to fight, and women were allowed to work as men. And that proves that women can do things like men. This same theme can be seen in "Astronomer's Wife" by Kay Boyle. In this story, Boyle depicts Mrs. Ames as a typical housewife doing housework daily.

Consider seeing the earth from outer space. The earth is very complicated. Still, you can explain it as a planet orbiting the sun in a predictable way. Most of the details done on Earth did not work on those orbit scales. In the case of the Earth, all internal structures average 1 point on the orbit scale. The body of the solar system is immutable, and it is assumed that their respective materials are separated from other solar objects. Then you can model and predict dynamic behavior

The earth is a huge magnet, and its magnetic field spreads from the center of the earth to the space of the solar wind encountering space. Solar wind dominates the Earth's magnetic field in this area, it is called the magnetosphere. When the solar wind hits it, its shape and size will change. The color of the emitted light depends on the type of gas molecule, their electrical state at the time of collision, and the type of solar wind particles they collide with. Oxygen atoms emit yellow green or red light, and nitrogen atoms emit blue or magenta light. Mixture of atmospheric gases on the earth creates colorful aurora

Shooting objects in space has many challenges. Images captured from the Earth 's telescope often show distortion, as hot air and cold air bags in the atmosphere of the earth can affect the passage of light. This is the reason why stars are blinking in the night sky. Hubble first entered the Earth orbit in 1990 to avoid this distortion. Currently, we have developed a technology to avoid this problem. However, we will still launch a 1.5 million kilometer James Webb Space Telescope from the Earth so that its infrared detector will not absorb the heat from the Earth. As it is far away, NASA can not perform maintenance tasks on James Weber like Hubble.

The Hubble Space Telescope is a space telescope launched in low orbit of the Earth in 1990 and is still active and fully operational after 27 years. The Hubble telescope is the largest space telescope ever launched into space by humankind, but it is not the first Space Telescope to enter space. Hubble records some of the most detailed visible images that are not captured by other ground stations and other space telescopes. These images will help scientists on the Earth explore the universe deeper and solve many mysterious things. Our universe is hiding in the abdomen.