#Earths Axis

That thin layer of atmosphere is all that stands between life on Earth and the void of space. Without that protective layer of atmosphere, Earth would be exposed to the harsh conditions of space, including extreme temperatures, harmful solar radiation, and the vacuum of space. Life as we know it would not be able to survive under these conditions. #NASA #Space #ISS #Astronaut #Earth #Atmosphere

Our friends at The Edges of Everythingness over on Facebook have sent us this. Imagine our Earth cut in half, a cross-section revealing what lies beneath 🌍. Is there a solid center, glowing with molten layers, or could it be hollow, stretching through to the other side? The mysteries beneath our feet are bigger than we think. #layers #earthcore #mystery #geology #whatliesbeneath

🌍❌WTH? STOP THE MADNESS.🤯What if everything we know about Earth is a LIE? Way more believers out there than you think—ancient maps, zero curvature ‘proofs,’ and dome theories that make you question reality. Are YOU team flat or still spinning on that globe? Drop your hot take below, tag a friend who’s gotta see this, and save if it questioning things is blowing your mind! The artificial🤖label is unnecessary on this post bc many of us still think in terms of a round spinning planet. 🌐🚫 #FlatEarth #ConspiracyTheory #WakeUp #TruthSeeker #QuestionReality

Earth is surrounded by thousands of satellites. Some are active, powering GPS, internet, and weather tracking — others are inactive, adding to space traffic. Most orbit close to Earth, and the number keeps rising with mega-constellations. #Satellites #EarthOrbit #SpaceTraffic #LowEarthOrbit #SpaceFacts

🌍 A massive crack slicing across the land — seen from orbit Imagine an enormous fracture running straight through France, visible from space. It looks dramatic… but here’s the key point 👇 This would NEVER happen in reality. Why? • Earth’s crust doesn’t split open like glass — stress is released through fault lines, not continent-wide tears • When pressure builds, it causes earthquakes, not perfectly clean cracks • The ground would crumble, fold, and shift long before forming a visible orbital scar • Tectonic movement happens over millions of years, not suddenly in one straight line • Gravity, rock strength, and plate mechanics make this kind of split impossible So while the image may look convincing from orbit 🚀 science says this scenario simply can’t occur. This visual is AI-generated for concept illustration only and does not depict a real geological event. #EarthScience #FromOrbit #GeologyFacts #PlanetEarth #SpaceView

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Beautiful Earth.. . @nova._space . #reels #viral #earth#spaceexploration #starryadventures #galacticjourney #cosmicwonders #astronomyvoyage #spacemagic #explorethecosmos#beyondearth#StellarViews#nasa #galaxies #universe #astrophysics #spacevideos #usa

The Earth's axis is tilted at an angle of approximately 23.5 degrees relative to its orbit around the sun. This tilt causes different parts of the Earth to receive varying amounts of sunlight at different times of the year. During the summer months, the hemisphere tilted towards the sun receives more direct sunlight, resulting in longer days and warmer temperatures. In contrast, during the winter months, the hemisphere tilted away from the sun receives less direct sunlight, leading to shorter days and cooler temperatures. . . Credit: Kampelmann Academy . . #astrophysics #astronomy #stephenhawking #cosmos #solarsystem #spacefacts

First video coming back from Artemis confirms what we've all suspected but had been fooled by science, rational thought, and the ability to observe the obvious - that the earth (and apparently the moon as well) is flat.

🌏 what does planet Earth look and sound like from outer space? 🌎 . Earthrise footage from the surface of the moon taken by the SELENE Japanese lunar orbiter spacecraft on April 5, 2008 . original space audio recordings by NASA and Prof. Donald A. Gurnett, Carver/James A. Van Allen Prof. of Physics, Department of Physics and Astronomy, The University of Iowa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #aetherea #aether #earthday #earth #planet #planetearth #nasa #moon #space #earthrise #sound #video #selene #happyearthday #stars #outerspace #earthsound #mother #beautiful #inspo #saveourplanet

Orbital sunrise over Europe. Himalayan peaks piercing clouds. The entire Amazon unfolding below. Astronauts tethered to the ISS witness Earth's breathtaking diversity—city lights, monsoon rains, Arctic ice. Our planet, alive in every frame. 🌍✨ #AIGenerated #Spacewalk #ISS #EarthFromSpace #OrbitalSunrise Himalayas AmazonRainforest DigitalArt CinematicVFX NASAAesthetic WideAngleView PlanetEarth

Tuesday morning at 4:19am will mark the spring equinox. But what does that mean? The equinox is the point in the year when the tilt of the Earth's axis is neither toward nor away from the Sun. This creates nearly equal lengths of day and night across the globe. An equinox occurs twice in the year: in autumn and in spring. At the equinox, the Sun appears to be positioned directly above the Earth's equator. After the spring equinox, the Earth's tilt means that, as we make our way around the Sun, it moves gradually further south in the sky, making our days longer than our nights. After the autumn equinox, the Sun moves gradually further north in the sky, bringing us more darkness than daylight during the winter months. In some parts of the world, the spring equinox marks the start of spring. However, in Australia, we use meteorological seasons, which are tied to the calendar months instead. This helps to better track climate data on monthly and seasonal timescales and allows more accurate comparisons with previous months and seasons. For the latest forecasts and warnings, visit www.bom.gov.au or the BOM Weather app.