Quote by Konstantin Kakaes Download Open image ““Jupiter radiates more heat into space than it absorbs from the sun.”” — Konstantin Kakaes ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2.7 out of 5 (6 ratings) Copy quoteShare
Jupiter, a world far larger than Earth, is so warm that it currently radiates more internal heat than it receives from the Sun. — Seth Shostak Copy Share Image
“The sun is the hottiest planet, and it would burn you if you tried to eat it.” — Chris Elliott Copy Share Image
“The Sun contains about a thousand times more mass than Jupiter. If it were cold, gravity would squeeze it a million times denser than an ordinary solid: it would be a 'white dwarf' about the size of the Earth but 330,000 times more massive. But the Sun's core actually has a temperature of fifteen million degrees-thousands of time hotter than… — Martin Rees Copy Share
“Like the sun, love radiates and warms into life all that it touches.” — O.S. Marden Copy Share Image
“Although the sun is brighter than the moon, it robs you of the experience of seeing the stars.” — Cody Edward Lee Miller Copy Share Image
“My arm draped her shoulder; we both felt safe, as if we were a complete solar system unto ourselves, dangling in the sky, warm heated planets inside a universe of stars. -Richard” — Douglas Coupland Copy Share
“There is a place where I never was before: here breathing is different, and more dazzling than the sun is the radiance of a… — Franz Kafka Copy Share Image
“Because the moon is not jealous of the sun, it benefits from its light.” — Matshona Dhliwayo Copy Share Image
“The sun is a mass of incandescent gas: its core is a gigantic nuclear furnace where hydrogen is built into helium at a temperature… — Robert H. Baker Copy Share Image
“By 2003, 31 years after it was launched, Pioneer 10 was 200,000 miles short of where every calculation said it should be. The “Pioneer Anomaly,” as it has come to be called, represented only 0.002 percent of the total distance the probe had traveled at the time. Then again, that’s also eight trips around Earth’s equator, or almost the distance… — Konstantin Kakaes Copy Share
“The textbook version is simple: experimenters find out things in the world, either by seeing them or by making them happen. Theorists try to… — Konstantin Kakaes Copy Share Image
“Sometimes the gap between wrong and right is so negligible that we ignore it altogether. We pretend that the length of a day is 24 hours and that the ground beneath our feet is steady, when in fact the length of the day changes and Earth’s axis wobbles constantly as we hurtle around the sun at about 66,000 miles per… — Konstantin Kakaes Copy Share
“[T]he craft of science . . . is an oral tradition as much as a written one.” — Konstantin Kakaes Copy Share Image