Earth orbit

Earth's orbit around the Sun, showing at which stages the northern hemisphere goes through it's different seasons. When tilted away from the Sun we get Winter, when tilted towards the Sun we get Summer, and the start of Spring and Autumn is when the Earth isn't tilted in either direction, so the Sun's rays spread across both hemispheres evenly.

At a time when the world is already being hit with major crisis after major crisis, our sun is behaving in ways that we have never seen before. For as long as records have been kept, the sun has never been quieter than it has been in 2019 and 2020, and we are being warned that we have now entered

Earth is about to gain a temporary moon! 🌕 On September 29th, an asteroid, referred to as a ‘mini-moon,’ will make a single orbit around our planet before departing on November 25th. This rare event is an exciting chance to witness a brief companion to our natural satellite.

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The Earth's orbit influences much of our lives, from the length of our year to the changing of the seasons. We are travelling at a speed of approximately 30 kilometres per second or 110 million metres per hour around the Sun yet we don't feel ourselves moving! The Earth takes 365 and a quarter days to orbit the Sun, giving us our 365 day year with an extra day once every four years as a 'leap year'. The Earth is also spinning on an axis, tilted at 23°. This means that different parts of the…

SpaceX's Starlink project aims to provide global internet coverage from space. Using a constellation of satellites in low Earth orbit, Starlink seeks to bring high-speed internet to remote and underserved areas of the world. #TechLanes #Technology #TechFacts

With technologies like 5G & IoT, standardisation becomes necessary for the devices to communicate with each other. Let us explore latest wireless standards.