New day, new experiences

These are the words we can describe every day of our freshmen

Recently, our freshmen visited the University Planetarium and were extremely impressed with the mysteries of the Universe. Planetarium allows you to see the picture of the starry sky in all its beauty. Special projectors that reproduce the auroras, as well as the eclipse of the sun.

In the grand sense of the word, the universe is stars and outer space. But the stars are not randomly scattered in space, they are united in huge “star islands” or galaxies. All the stars and the sun belong to our galaxy called the Galaxy or the Milky Way.

There are 100,000 million stars in our galaxy, and up to 100,000 light-years wide. Between the stars in the disk are clouds of dust and gas, called nebulae. It is from these nebulae that the stars are born.

Earth is one of the nine celestial planets moving in outer space around the sun.

Earth seems huge to us, but it is very small compared to the four giant planets that are in the solar system. These planets, in order of their distance from the sun, are Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.

We promised that it would be fun and interesting

More new acquaintances and bright impressions are waiting for you

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