Galaxies
Hi scientist are you ready to learn about galaxies. I know the past 3 blogs were about space, but this one is going to be great. Here we goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
Woah cool!
Here we are. Look, there are tons of galaxies around us. Let's get close to one. Ok, a galaxy is made up of dust, gas, and matter. They are held together by gravity. Galaxies have two hundred to six hundred billion stars. Thats a lot of stars. The scientists estimate that there are 100 billion galaxies. That's a lot of galaxies.
Scientists estimate that there are seven new born stars in the milky way galaxy, each year. Amazing right? Scientists also estimate that there is a black hole in most of galaxies and that they are usually in the center. We aren't going to talk alot about black holes.
A super cluster is a large group of smaller stars.
A super cluster is a large group of smaller stars.
It's time to learn about the four kinds of galaxies. The first is the spiral. It is shaped like a disc and holds middle age stars. A spiral galaxy has a small bright center or nucleus. Barred spiral has its arms extended and sideways in a short line before spiraling outward. Next is the elliptical galaxy. The elliptical can be shaped like any round sphere. It holds old stars. The last one is the irregular galaxy. Irregular galaxies can be undefined shapes and holds young stars.
redshift. If the galaxies are geting closer to each other that is called Blueshift. Doppler shift is which way a galaxy's moving by something.
That was a long lesson wasn't it? Anyway, time to go home!!
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We are back home. Hope you had a fun time with me today. This is the Science Fairy saying keep doing science. PEACE!













































