📄 Astronomy

Terrestrial planets formed through multiple stages of planetary accretion from planetesimal gas and dust throughout billions of years.

No, humans can not live on Mercury due to extreme temperature fluctuations, solar radiation, and a thin atmosphere.

Black holes die through a gradual process called Hawking Radiation, which sheds its mass as energy.

The death of a star depends on its mass since smaller stars are usually not hot enough to fuse heavier elements.

Stars die because they run out of fuel to maintain a balance of the star's pressure and gravity, causing the star to die through cooling or a stellar explosion.

Mars atmosphere is 95% carbon dioxide, 3% nitrogen, 1.6% argon, with the rest being traces of oxygen, water vapor, and other gases.

Moon craters are formed when meteorites and asteroids strike the surface of the Moon. Many of the craters on its surface are mostly impact features caused when meteorites or comets hit the Moon.

NASA has confirmed that there is water on the Moon's sunlit surface water.

Exoplanets within a star's habitable zone are great candidates for hosting extraterrestrial life.