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Hi,<\/p>
Some of you know me, others know me just by my writing, but a vast majority of you may not have heard of me at all - maybe you have read an article or two on the website written by me and passed on it. Nonetheless, I was - emphasis on was - the features writer and editor for stuMagz, most of your articles were edited by me, I apologise. <\/p>
Although to be honest, some of you should be apologising to me for the insane amount of deleting and rewriting I had to do to make the articles legible to us mere mortals. <\/p>
Jokes aside, I've decided to quit stuMagz and possibly seek greener pastures, maybe overseas, maybe across the country, because it was time for me to move on. For the last 18 months, I had an absolute blast writing, editing and even deleting some of your articles and I don't know if I can find the joy of doing that anywhere else. It has been an absolute honor and a privilege. <\/p>
Which brings us to this blog piece, why am I writing it? Because I believe I owe a goodbye to those few of you who regularly read my articles - thank you for being such loyal readers, it kept my drive to seek interesting stories to tell going, it was my motivation in moments of frustration - moments where I almost gave up on a story I was chasing. This is also a thank you to stuMagz, the management, the students who make the platform and the people that believe in us, my writing would have an audience of zero people if it wasn't for you. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528817424868","data":"5b1fef5277546"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1528817427022","data":"
I am not sure where I'm going next. I have a few ideas but nothing concrete - I know I want to keep writing, I do not have a degree either so I need to work on that. It is, in a way, amusing that before I was in stuMagz, I was constantly anxious about the path I was going to take. Before I was with stuMagz, I was more or less an aimless 24-year-old guy with no degree and a skill that I couldn't even market. If it wasn't for my mother to light the figurative fire under my rump, I would probably have never taken the initiative to work at stuMagz, I shudder to think how life would have been in that case. <\/p>
But then again, it was a learning experience - learning to take responsibility, taking the initiative to go chase your goals because nobody is going to stop and telling you to do so, you have to do it on your own. It was also a learning experience in how to write, how to tell stories people want to read, how to find stories that nobody else is thinking about, there's a lot to writing that people just don't acknowledge, it's that sneaky feeling in the back of your head when you're reading something good, a feeling that says 'damn, this is good', but you can't really place your finger on why it is so good. Some people are just naturally gifted at that sort of writing, the same sort that inspired me to start doing so. The more I wrote, the more I realised that I'm not just that type of writer. <\/p>
But then, people started giving me feedback - they loved my style, they said, they loved how easy going and conversational my writing was. I still find it hard to believe, to be honest, I can't really take compliments and as a writer, one is cursed to forever finding errors in your own writing that others might not notice. It honestly is much worse than it sounds. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528818765683","data":"5b1fef8b7fc62"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1528818767958","data":"
But, it is purpose. It was hope, in my own abilities as a writer and a storyteller and my abilities to talk to people and tell their stories for them. stuMagz believed in me when nobody else did and that is not something a man can forget in his lifetime. <\/p>
So, I guess, that is the ultimate purpose of this farewell, a deep felt thank you note to everyone who has read my work on this website, to the organisation for believing in me, to you for reading so far and the even few who will follow me to my next venture, Thank you. From the bottom of my heart. <\/p>
This is perhaps my last post on the website, but that doesn't mean it is over. I can only hope that my writing has touched you in some way or the other, maybe it made you angry enough to write a rebuttal, maybe it inspired you to start writing on your own, I do not think I'm big enough to inspire people just yet, but even if I inspired one person to start writing on this platform, I'd feel like I'd done my job. <\/p>
So, in short, it's about legacy, my legacy on this platform. I struggled to find a way to write that without it sounding like I was full of myself, but I have to be honest. <\/p>
As my path takes me into the valley beyond to many more unknown adventures, faces both familiar and unfamiliar, I hope to see this platform grow into a thriving community to share ideas and start projects, what we'd envisioned when we huddled together in the beginning. I can only hope that you, dear reader, take the initiative to write and share your ideas so that you may leave your own legacy behind for your juniors and their juniors. <\/p>
Because, to me, that is what stuMagz is, a platform to share ideas and inspiration and now, it's time for you to do your bit. <\/p>"}]
The most anticipated event is finally here.<\/p>
LHH- kreeda, a fundraising cricket event. Begin the new academic year by contributing for a cause. Your century could help a girl study. <\/p>
Literacy Helping Hands an NGO in pledged to provide education for 13 Girls of award foundation.<\/p>
LHH-KREEDA is a cricket competition which has no age or gender barrier and is open to everyone from all the colleges and institutes across Hyderabad.*CRICKET FOR A CAUSE CHALLENGE*.<\/p>
-> First Cash Prize, Second and third prizes provided by the sponsors.<\/p>
-> Certificate and Token on thanks for all the participants<\/p>
-> Best performer awards and rewards<\/p>
.->Expo(Stalls)<\/p>
-> Music & Cultural activities<\/p>
-> Guest, Actors, politicians and many more...<\/p>
Dates: 30th June- 1st July <\/p>
Venue: Indoor Stadium, SaroorNagar, Beside Prajay towers, Hyderabad, India.<\/p>
Event Details:<\/p>
Team Size: 8<\/p>
No Age Limit<\/p>
No gender barrier<\/p>
Registration Fee and Details:<\/p>
Early Bird Registration: 1600 per team<\/p>
Last Date to Register is 28-06-2018<\/p>
Stay tuned for more updates on our facebook page www.facebook.com\/literacyhelpinghands<\/p>"}]
Mawlynnong village in the East Khasi Hills, Meghalaya has won the acclaim of the cleanest village in Asia, 2003 and Cleanest Village in India in 2005 which is regarded as the \u201cGod\u2019s own Garden\u201d. It is a community based eco-tourism initiative by the villagers. . <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528479750076","data":"5b1ac00d98fa9"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1528479881180","data":"
The villagers are responsible for the cleanliness of the village from cleaning the roads to collecting the dry leaves that fall from trees and throwing them in the dustbins. Bamboo garbage bins are kept in every corner of the village so that there is awareness among the people of the village to maintain the cleanliness, which is an age old tradition of the villagers. Moreover the use of plastic ans smoking is banned in the village whereas rain water harvesting is highly encouraged.<\/p>
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The food served in the village is prepared from home grown vegetables, even the meat come from in-house bred birds and animals. there is a wide variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes from pork, jadoh and Tungrymbai etc.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528481797318","data":"5b1ac80965176"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1528480377848","data":"
The village provides a scenic beauty during the monsoon season when the village is covered by greenery all around. the small small waterfalls, orchids dangling from trees and the living root bridge near by the village in Riwai adds to the beauty of the village. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528480727628","data":"5b1ac3dfdd343"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528479767356","data":"5b1ac01b83ba5"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1528480798968","data":"
The village is able to maintain a 100% literacy, encourage women empowerment and most of the people can communicate in English language. The village sets an example for the other villages that should try to replicate it and as the village lies in the Indo-Bangladesh border it give a good view of Bangladesh landscape as well.<\/p>"}]
The INTERNET<\/b> has become a huge and basic part of our lives. Today\u2019s generation is totally relying in the internet to do a lot of different tasks. From searching for your food or bus bookings or a big research everyone is fully dependent on internet as it has made lives easier in just one click. Wherever we go these days, we see people holding some sort of gadgets and using the internet to play games or search things that they want.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528468911446","data":"5b1a9617ddc4d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1528469143611","data":"
If internet is such an useful tool than how can it kill our creativity? Is it internet at fault or our way of using?<\/p>
A simple question - Is it possible to do anything without internet?<\/i> The most common answer would be No.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528469431816","data":"5b1a97d44205c"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1528469469264","data":"
But just think of generation before us. There was no such facility but though the life was going on. There were more creative minds as there was no dependence on such things. The more you think, the more you get creative.<\/b> So was the motto of those people. But nowadays it is exactly the opposite of it- The more you surf on internet , the more you become creative. Which is not true at all.You just accept the things which are already in existence and so you block your minds with that. There are so many people across the world, if each brings a new idea , a new creativity is generated and just think that if all are brought together it could be a great evolution.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528469841590","data":"5b1a996674218"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1528469852690","data":"
Consider the case of students. Why are educational institutes providing assignments and projects as a part of academics? They assign us projects so we can think of better option, create new ideas, explore our imagination. But it is exactly what happening? We are more interested to find it over internet and just copy paste it. We are not interested in learning something new, we are not interested in exploring our imagination and thinking power. That is where creativity comes. We are just tied with the rope of internet that it is not letting us to catch the creativity.<\/b><\/i><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528470441504","data":"5b1a9bc25fff2"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1528470457145","data":"
Not only students are affected with it, but everybody..!! Even at workplace people are based on internet. Any task given to them is solved using internet instead of finding a better solution.Current scenario is working like<\/p>
Want to write a letter for parents - go through internet.<\/p>
Want to complete assignment - go through internet<\/p>
Want to make food - go through internet<\/p>
Want to buy something - go through internet<\/p>
Everything has made internet their basic step without which you cannot step further.So don't just let internet to rule over you, explore your creativity.<\/p>
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Sky is what we call our atmosphere. Sky has no colour i.e., the space is colourless. But, absence of light in the space makes it dark. The sun emits radiation in all visible wavelengths, so the actual colour of the sun rays is white, which can be seen from space. Before white light reaches the earth's surface, the light waves collide with and bounce off the nitrogen and oxygen atoms in the atmosphere. Sun rays takes nearly 8 minutes 20 seconds to reach our earth's atmosphere. The sun rays comprises of VIBGYOR. Different frequencies of light are scattered differently.<\/p>
As the visible spectrum consists of the colours VIBGYOR, mostly the sky is filled with a shade of blue .The colour of the sky is created by light scattering (this is usually called Rayleigh scattering) and diffracting off of these molecules and particles. The amount of scattering depends on the size and density of the particles, optical path length, and most importantly by the intensity of the scattering which is wavelength dependant. <\/span><\/p><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528367944036","data":"5b190b5f20623"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1528367952300","data":"Blue has less wave length than red, orange, yellow, green, violet and indigo so that it can reach only the atmosphere level. In the atmosphere, the shorter wavelengths of light are scattered most strongly. The sky is blue because air molecules scatter blue wavelength of sunlight more than any wavelength scattered by it. Thus, the blue light scatters in our atmosphere and makes the sky BLUE.<\/p>In evening time, we observe the sky in orange colour because, at the time of sunset, it appears horizontal portion to us. So, the orange which has higher wavelength scatter the air molecules that makes the sky to appear as ORANGE.<\/p><\/p><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528368674762","data":"5b190e444d201"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528368983955","data":"5b190f6d31622"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1528368695075","data":" During night time, there will be no rays touching the earth's atmosphere and so we it seem it's DARK and we can enjoy the STARS and MOON in the sky. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528369149572","data":"5b1910138e8cd"}]
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Blue has less wave length than red, orange, yellow, green, violet and indigo so that it can reach only the atmosphere level. In the atmosphere, the shorter wavelengths of light are scattered most strongly. The sky is blue because air molecules scatter blue wavelength of sunlight more than any wavelength scattered by it. Thus, the blue light scatters in our atmosphere and makes the sky BLUE.<\/p>
In evening time, we observe the sky in orange colour because, at the time of sunset, it appears horizontal portion to us. So, the orange which has higher wavelength scatter the air molecules that makes the sky to appear as ORANGE.<\/p>
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During night time, there will be no rays touching the earth's atmosphere and so we it seem it's DARK and we can enjoy the STARS and MOON in the sky. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528369149572","data":"5b1910138e8cd"}]
People who ace the UPSC usually opt for the IAS these days. This has been a shift from the earlier days when most of them opted for the Indian Foreign Service or the IFS. Diplomacy is generally defined as the art of negotiating deals and agreements with countries and international organisations. Career diplomats serving in the Indian Foreign Service serve in the many foreign missions of India abroad, in the international organisations such as UN,UNESCO, etc., head Regional Passport Offices in India, and also manage and run the Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi. The bureaucrats in services like IAS, IRS, IPS and other central services are running the country, but the officers in the IFS are creating foreign policies for the country and maintaining and promoting India's relations with foreign countries, which is one of the most important tasks in taking India forward in the ever changing world.<\/p>
The idea of establishing a separate foreign service for the country originated from a note dated 30 September 1944, recorded by Lieutenant-General T. J. Hutton, the Secretary of the Planning and Development Department. Then Olaf Caroe, the Foreign Secretary, suggested that as India was going forward to be an independent country, a diplomatic service to represent India abroad was the need of the hour. Finally on 9 October 1946,on the eve of Indian independence, the Indian government established the Indian Foreign Service to represent India abroad for diplomatic, commercial, consular and other purposes. The first batch of the IFS were selected in 1948 by the Civil Services Examination conducted by the UPSC . The cadre size of the IFS is one of the smallest every year, ranging among 25-30 officers each year. The Indian Foreign Service is an exclusive premier service, with around 800 IFS handling both Indian missions abroad and the headquarters at South Block.<\/p>
It is indeed unfortunate that new officers getting top ranks in the UPSC exams only opt for the IAS these days. The IFS is an extremely important and prestigious service, with it's officers representing India abroad. And what can be more prestigious than being a representative of your country, negotiating agreements on behalf of a billion citizens of your country? Officers eventually get promoted to the rank of High Commissioners, Ambassadors, etc., who are placed among the top people in the order of precedence of that country, being addressed by terms such as 'His Excellency'. They also head an entire mission of India, and sign deals on behalf of the entire country. On top of it, they travel around the world and serve in several foreign countries. At the end of their career, almost all of them would have lived a life full of thrill and adventure, with many tales to narrate. So brilliant students preparing for the UPSC and having interests in International Relations and travelling should break the barrier and join the IFS. The IFS needs such intelligent and brilliant officers now, to build solid relations with countries around the world, and take India forward to being an economic superpower. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528306112648","data":"5b1819de47294"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528306221855","data":"5b181a4865aac"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528306098905","data":"5b1819bc07b71"}]
India , our mother land today is divided into different cells. Divided by states and cities, castes and communities, parties and organizations, our mother land is no longer left as a whole nation . And a more cell is added into it. The division of religion..!!Instead of having a full nation to be ours, we are involved in \u201cmy\u201d. What we are seeing around? Everyone is busy in the fight of \u201cmy and yours\u201d<\/b> . This is my land, this is my city , this is my religion, this is my caste, That is your region . Is that what needed? People have forgotten the value of our nation. They have forgotten the word \u201cour\u201d. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528281311410","data":"5b17b8f73364f"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1528280998066","data":"
In this my and yours , religion comes into picture. Our nation is divided on basis of religion. There are various conflicts on religion. They say it is my religion , you are not allowed to point it out . And on the other side they are always ready to point someone\u2019s religion. This is what the current scenario going on. We have blindfolded our eyes with discrimination and are reducing a whole block of nation into pieces. We go on blaming others for such partition , but somewhere between it , there is our hand too..!!<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528281248223","data":"5b17b8b646103"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1528281022629","data":"
But was religion made for such purpose? Religion is not to divide the nation. It is us who divided it . We say ourselves educated but doing such stuff don\u2019t show it. It is none but the people around that created such environment. Even our nature , Is it providing its resource according to religion? Our blood, Is there any mark that show religion? Has there any evidence be made that you are divided by this religion? Obviously no. Remember the ancient India, where there were no partition. No religion conflicts. They always encouraged us to be united. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1528281037499","data":"
We have made that one into many . We have not left our God too. Divided them into Brahma, Shiva, Jesus, Allah and on other side we say god is one. We fight for our Gods. We say that mine is best , mine is best. And with the same beliefs there are various problems created. People fight on the name of religion. How many times we have heard in news about a person killing another due to religion? Almost this religion division has led to such problems. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1528281057629","data":"
So it is just to take into consideration , <\/p>
SAME BLOOD<\/b><\/p>
SAME THOUGHTS<\/b><\/p>
SAME WORK<\/b><\/p>
THAN WHY NOT UNITED?<\/b><\/p>
Don't bring Religion in between to kill the humanity.<\/i><\/p>
Forget the past and take a pledge to create a new INDIA.<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528281441155","data":"5b17b974ec648"}]
The recent death of Air Commodore Sanjai Chauhan creates another dent in the Indian Air Force. Crashing his Jaguar<\/i> in Gujarat, there have been reports that the officer refused to eject and maneuvered the plane to a safe area so that no one else could be harmed. Though lives of many were saved, India lost another one of it's decorated Air Force officers . A high level inquiry has been ordered but nothing is expected from it as usual, because like every time, an engine failure or pilot error will emerge as the reason for the crash. But this is not a new case. Plane crashes are regularly reported by the Air Force, which is not at all acceptable. For an economic giant like India, it cannot afford to lose officers in mere air crashes, and absolutely not in test flights.<\/p>
A fortnight ago, another crash was reported in Jammu and Kashmir where an IAF chopper crashed. Many more crashes are regularly reported from areas like Northeast,etc. And why not? The government is to be completely blamed for these horrific incidents. Air Force Pilots go through a rigorous training regime during their training days and their fitness level and flying tests are regularly held. So one cannot state that each crash is due to Pilot error. The Jaguar<\/i> is nearly four decades old. Air Commodore Chauhan was on a regular training flight on the Jaguar<\/i> when it crashed. The main question which arises here is that what was such an old machine doing in their fleet? The government has cut it's defence spending in the last budget without any explanation. And that too in these crucial times when it is having tense relations with it's neighbouring countries. Not that any war would be waged soon, but one should always be prepared for any crisis.<\/p>
Any defence deal in India has to go through many hurdles. Bureaucrats, finance problems, and political pressure are one of the many reasons. But the main cause of worry here is that no one is really paying any heed to the accidental air crashes that are occurring frequently in India. The recent crash will be forgotten in a few days, the officer would be remembered as a hero, and then life would continue as usual. But what about prevention? The planes in the Air Force's fleet should be thoroughly checked regularly for any anomalies. Old machines should be immediately replaced. One wonders when any concrete decision will be taken by the government in this regard.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528228815189","data":"5b16ebe2dfa8c"}]
Unfortunately hypocrisy has become quite prominent in Indian films and among actors these days. Recent films like Veere Di Wedding lives up to the above claims. In these turbulent times when people constantly discuss about issues like gender discrimination, poverty, corruption, etc. films like these fuel up these debates and cause unnecessary disturbances. The sad part is that these kind of films attract the most number of viewers, which ultimately leads to filmmakers making more films of this kind.<\/p>
On 1st June 2018, two films were released. One was the probable 'woman centric' film called Veere Di Wedding, and the other called 'Bhavesh Joshi Superhero', dealing with issues like corruption , and how our society is shaping up these days. Now the way Veere Di Weeding portrayed their film in trailers and interviews, it seemed viewers were finally in for a film dealing with 'feminism', which was a need of the hour. Unfortunately, the term called 'feminism' is misused to extreme levels these days. Leave aside feminism, Veere Di Wedding portrays women in bad taste as well. Drinking and smoking is not called feminism. Partying all night and waking up in someone else's house in the morning is not called feminism. Refusing to work and doing nothing all day, and on top of that abusing your husband is not called feminism. Sure, all women are entitled to do these things and no one should stop them from doing so, but that doesn't mean one necessarily has to do all this to be a feminist and show women power. This is the part where the film completely goes wrong.<\/p>
As expected , Veere Di Wedding opened to huge numbers in the box office, collecting around 10 crores in the first day itself. On the other hand , Bhavesh Joshi could only collect around 30 lakh. This shows that even though people say that the nature of viewers is changing in Bollywood, a film starring top actors but with no solid story can still rake in huge money. Actresses like Swara Bhaskar are the epitome of hypocrisy. She sharply criticized 'Padmavat', where women were shown with the highest honors, and she herself does things in this movie which contradicts her own statement. People are taking advantage of gender discrimination , and making films where women are shown doing all wrong things, which eventually leads to a whole generation being influenced in the wrong path. And people are still thronging theaters to watch a completely illogical film called 'Veere Di Wedding', and films like Parmanu and Bhavesh Joshi are going unnoticed in the society.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528221353901","data":"5b16cecbdd2d7"}]
Angels and Demons is the first part in the series featuring Robert Langdon which are a set of thrillers written by Dan Brown an American author. The Robert Langdon series is of the order: Angels & Demons (2000), The Da Vinci Code (2003), The Lost Symbol (2009), Inferno (2013) and Origin (2017).<\/p>\n","id":"1528219234164","type":"txt"},{"data":"
The book Angels and Demons though interesting to read created controversies on the basis of the inclusion of historical themes and use of Christianity as motifs to which Mr. Brown stated that his books are not anti-Christian and are to be taken as a positive catalyst for introspection and exploration of one’s faith.<\/p>\n","id":"1528219234164","type":"txt"},{"data":"5b16c6269092f","id":"1528219234165","type":"img"},{"data":"
The book follows Robert Langdon who is portrayed as a world renowned Harvard symbologist when he is called to a research facility to investigate a mysterious symbol branded on to a dead man’s chest after he was murdered brutally. Upon reaching there he discovers evidence of the unimaginable resurgence of an ancient and probably the most powerful brotherhood to ever walk the earth. The Illuminati. To this add in the discovery of a new technology which can blow up an entire city which happens to get into the hands of the Illuminati who are in the final stage of their vendetta against the Catholic Church which leads to the entire Vatican City about to be blown up.<\/p>\n","id":"1528219234165","type":"txt"},{"data":"
And so the story continues with Langdon's worst fears being confirmed on the eve of the Vatican's holy conclave, when a messenger of the Illuminati announces he has hidden an unstoppable time bomb at the very heart of Vatican City which also happens to be the new technology anti-matter which was discovered by Vittoria Vetra, a beautiful and mysterious Italian scientist alongside another who was killed. This leads to them pairing up and on a desperate dash to protect Vatican City. Will they succeed? Read to find out.<\/p>\n","id":"1528219234165","type":"txt"}]
Scientists cannot say precisely where earth's atmosphere starts. The air gets thinner and thinner as we move up from the surface of the earth. Space doesn't have a strict restricted boundary, the atmosphere extends much farther than the internationally agreed upon line of space which is conventional boundary between atmosphere and outer space. There is no firm boundary where space begins. However, this line which forms the 'Boundary of space' is known as the 'Karman' Line which rests at 100 km above the surface of the earth and it's crossed by everything from sounding rockets to space planes.<\/p>
According to the BIG BANG theory, 13.7 billion years ago explosion in lunas(a highly compressed atomic size body) had taken place due to pressure inside it. After the explosion, dust particles along with hydrogen accumulated due to gravity, galaxies are formed. After this, formation of star begun due to fusion of hydrogen and helium. After 300 million years due to stars formation, some of the stars exploded due to extreme pressure. This is called 'Supernovae' which was the reason of formation of elements like carbon, iron and all other except hydrogen and helium. 'Supernovae' also increased the distance between celestial bodies. Thus, making the space vast.<\/p>
Earth is undoubtedly one of the celestial bodies which is composed of matter and has a mass, an atmosphere and little creatures running around and on it. Outer space is the void that exists between celestial bodies. It is an expanse of empty space in which nothing (or nearly nothing) exists.<\/p>
Space is any extent in 3D with relative position and direction. Space is everywhere. That means the edge of space is less of a barrier and more of a moving target, changing as we achieve new milestones and achievements in spaceflight. Space begins where infinity begins. Since we don't know where infinity begins, the starting limit of space is beyond the scope of our knowledge.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1528163207741","data":"5b15eb9c7473c"}]
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