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Water worlds of Solar System

About 71% of our planet is covered in water, so our planet is sometimes called a water world. Unfortunately, only one planet in our solar system can boast so much liquid water. Nevertheless, let’s fantasize and imagine that Earth is not the only planet covered with water.

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A Short History of Martian Canals in Maps

In 1877, the Italian cosmologist Giovanni Schiaparelli published a map of Mars. On this map, the planet’s surface was crisscrossed by straight lines from 60° north to 60° south latitude, each rod-straight and up to thousands of miles long. Schiaparelli called these lines “Canali”, Italian for “channel”. This was incorrectly translated into English as “canals”.

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All Recorded Meteorite Impacts in the United States

Recorded meteorite impacts in the United States are not only a testament to the Earth’s dynamic history but also a reminder of the importance of monitoring and understanding these celestial events. While catastrophic impacts are rare, even smaller strikes can provide valuable insights into the nature of our solar system and its evolution over time. As we continue to explore the cosmos, studying meteorite impacts remains a crucial aspect of our quest to understand the universe and our place within it.

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