Thursday 11 June 2020

Space

How Certain Are We Of The Universe's 'Big Freeze' Fate?
The Big Freeze Theory
For science at the moment, we are doing a topic called 'Astronomy'. Astronomy is the study of space and planets, meaning we were looking at the universe. I learned some really cool things with the class, as well as my own things through research, such as how and why they do space missions, night and day, changing seasons, tides, and even more. There are even more things than you would think to do with space, like tides. It is not just rainfall that changes the tides, it is actually mainly the moon and it's gravitational pull. When the moon passes around the earth, it goes and pulls water towards it, making the sea rise in one place/country and fall in the opposite to it. One thing I started researching was how big the universe is. There is a certain topic in Astronomy named "The Ultimate Fate of the Universe" which is about how big the universe is. A couple of things I found out was that if any living thing could get to a certain point in the universe, they would die from something called the "Big Freeze" or Heat Death. It is when the universe reaches Absolute Zero temperature, basically the coldest temperature it can get, which is hard to believe really. But the universe goes on further and further after that before black holes start appearing and that is pretty much the end as nothing or no one could get past those. I really enjoyed this topic of Astronomy as I have always been interested in it and would really like to research further into it one day.




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