Jupiter is the 5th farthest planet from the Sun and is the largest gas giant and planet in our solar system whereas Urnaus is the 7th farthest planet from the Sun, the biggest ice giant and the 3rd biggest overall planet in the solar system. Jupiter is mostly a dark and light brown color whilst … Read more
The main differences between the two is that a brown dwarf is a failed main sequence star which due to its inadequate mass, is unable to convert hydrogen to helium whereas a black dwarf is the stellar remnant of a white dwarf (which itself is a remnant of a dead star) when it goes completely … Read more
The main differences between Saturn and Neptune is that Saturn is the second largest planet whilst Neptune ranks as 4th in the solar system, Saturn is pale yellow in color whilst Neptune is deep blue, Saturn is a gas giant whilst Neptune would be regarded as an ice giant and Saturn has 82 moons orbiting … Read more
Neptune is the the 4th largest and 8th farthest planet from the Sun whereas Jupiter is the largest and 5th farthest planet from the Sun. Neptune is colder resulting in a water and ice based composition, which is why it’s referred to as an ice giant whereas Jupiter is mostly gas based. Jupiter has more … Read more
Black holes form when a large star goes supernova and collapses into itself, producing an entity so dark and dense that no light can escape it. On the other hand, nova explosions transpire on the surface of white dwarfs that has consume an excess amount of resources from it’s red giant binary star, creating a … Read more
The universe is filled with a plethora of different-sized stars, the biggest of which we term “hypergiants.” These stars dwarf our Sun, which seems tiny when compared to the size and mass of these colossal entities. And these hypergiants possess some truly strange characteristics. Continue reading to answer all your questions about these “monsters” of … Read more
Quasars are active galactic nuclei that can be found in the accretion disc of supermassive black holes, propelling jet particles angled towards and generating light more luminous than everything in the known universe. On the other hand red giants are the penultimate phase in a stars life where they bloat up exponentially in preparation for … Read more
The hot, fiery atmosphere of the Sun creates an array of remarkable and intriguing features. Two of these are solar prominences and solar flares, but while the former is an unthreatening loop of plasma, the latter is a dangerous burst of energy that has the potential to affect life on Earth. Continue reading to find … Read more
Black holes form when matter is condensed so densely only a dark disc that allows no light to escape remains whereas magnetars form when a large star that dies is unable to become a black hole. Magnetars are essentially the strongest form of a neutron star producing magnetic fields stronger than most in the cosmos, … Read more
A nova is a relatively small yet bright nuclear fusion outburst on a white dwarfs surface when too much energy from its companion red giant star is consumed, whereas quasars are arguably the brightest entities in our universe that surround supermassive black holes, ejecting extremely bright jet particles angled slightly towards Earth. The two are … Read more