Showing posts with label gravity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gravity. Show all posts

Sunday, 22 September 2013

Brains of the Month: Sir Isaac Newton


There are lots of super brainy people out there, without these clever clogs we wouldn't have what we have today. So, every month we will have a different 'Brains of the Month' from scientists to mathematicians, right intelligent noggins.

This month we bring you Sir Isaac Newton.



I bet Isaac was really good at pub quiz's. You would definitely want him on your team. He is so clever, he invented gravity, well discovered the theory of gravity.
Here is what happened:

Isaac was enjoying an afternoon in the sunshine, when an apple fell on his head.

A quote Isaac famously said, meaning someone who discovers by building on previous discoveries.


What a brainy fellow, we give him 5 brains out out 5 for his contributions to science.



Thursday, 27 June 2013

Science Facts Thursday: The Solar System

Its Science Facts Thursday again! This week is a brief post on the Solar System. Its pretty awesome, and there are lots of fun and exciting things going on.


 So we will start with a map to give you an idea of where things are positioned.

The Sun is the center of our solar system and there are 9 planets in total that orbit around the Sun. 


Our Solar System, not drawn to scale.

The order being
Mercury / Venus / Earth / Mars / Jupiter / Saturn / Uranus / Neptune / Pluto
You can remember the order by learning this awesome phrases:

Make Very Easy Mash Just Squash Up New Potatoes

My Very Evil Monster Just Sucked Up Nine Planets

The magic of gravity is what keeps us in orbit and stops us from floating away.
It takes our lovely planet, Earth, 24 hours to do one full spin, which is also known as a day, and takes 365.5 days (8765.81 hours) to orbit the sun, which is also known as a year.


Lots of people have different theories on life. Many people believe the Earth is the center of the solar system, here at Cosmos and Crayons we believe in science, so the Sun is the center of our solar system, but there is nothing wrong in having different beliefs in life :)






So there you have it, a brief look at the solar system.  Keep your eyes peeled, as I will soon bring you more interesting facts on each planet.