
Nina Sen
Latest articles by Nina Sen

What Does Science Consider Pollution?
By Nina Sen published
About forty percent of our rivers and 46 percent of lakes are too contaminated for swimming or aquatic life.

Who Was Nicolaus Copernicus?
By Nina Sen published
Copernicus proposed that the planets have the sun as the fixed point around which they orbit.

What is a Dwarf Planet?
By Nina Sen published
Astronomers say further exploration of the Kuiper Belt could lead to the discovery of even more dwarf planets.

Interesting Facts About Comets
By Nina Sen published
According to astronomers, comets formed around 4.6 billion years ago when the solar system was born.

What is a Blue Moon?
By Nina Sen published
A second full moon is pretty rare to see because it only occurs once about every 32 months.

How Did Neil Armstrong Become the First Man on the Moon?
By Nina Sen published
NASA had a lofty goal, to send a man to the moon and return him safely by the end of the 1960s.

Who is John Glenn?
By Nina Sen published
Glenn was the first American astronaut to orbit Earth. He then became the oldest person in space years later.

Interesting Facts About the Gemini Constellation
By Nina Sen published
Gemini is Latin for "twins."

Amazing Facts About Mars
By Nina Sen published
Mars has a terrain very similar to Earth with valleys, mountains and craters.

Amazing Facts about the Great Pyramids of Giza
By Nina Sen published
There are three main pyramids in the Giza region and one sits near the Great Sphinx.

Amazing Sun Facts
By Nina Sen published
This hot star burns hydrogen at its core through nuclear fusion sending us life-giving sunlight.

What Happened to NASA's Apollo 1 Mission?
By Nina Sen published
Apollo 1 was to be the first manned mission of the moon landing program, designed to test out the setup by orbiting Earth.

Surreal Photo Shows 'Belt of Venus' In Our Pink Sky
By Nina Sen published
With the sun rising behind the photographer, the Belt of Venus is the pinkish streak caused by the atmosphere reflecting light from the setting or rising sun.
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