Why is the Sun so Gassy (Pun Unintended)? Pt.2
By Victoria Hristova, Year 12, Of course, I could not leave you hanging. I could not leave my fundamental question…
Tag: astronomy
Why is the Sun so Gassy (Pun Unintended)? Pt.1
By Victoria Hristova, Year 12, If you’ve ever wondered what the splendid northern lights are, I’m sorry to inform you…
Planet Parade: Once in a Lifetime Event
By Maria Somova, Year 12 “Planetary alignment”, or in simpler words, planet parade, occurs when several planets align closely on…
Yearly Geminid Meteor Shower
By Maria Somova, Year 12, Geminid meteor showers have taken place yearly since the 1800s, with their most significant spikes…
We Are Made of Dead Stars
By Victoria Hristova, Year 12 You may have heard the poetic saying that we, and every living thing on Earth,…
Supernova: A Super Explosion
By Jonathan Ram, Year 13 What is the brightest thing that you can imagine? A lightbulb? Fireworks? Maybe it’s the…
The James Webb Space Telescope’s Fascinating New Discoveries
By Flora Lepage, Year 10 For many years, space exploration has been a fascinating part of our world’s development. The…
Discovery Sheds New Light. Literally.
By Jonathan Ram, Year 12 Imagine being hit by a blinding light and not being able to tell where it’s…
Le trou noir: le corps le plus mystérieux de l’univers
Par Victor Marchandise, année 12 Les trous noirs sont certainement le phénomène le plus mystérieux de l’univers. On ne saura…