SolarBalls (Sharpened space) (ForKids Category)
On this holiday, the children included the first series of new series with some balls and I stuck with them. It turned out that this is a series about stars and astronomy, where the main role in the astrochel. (spaceman)And the planets can say,) In the first series I was bribed by the presentation of the big bang theory, and in the next series there was already a story about the formation of planets and the emergence of life. More specifically, here’s how it was played.
1) The Big Bang Theory The universe began with a singular state – an infinitely dense and hot point that is close to the universe. 13,8 A billion years ago, it began to expand. This event was not an “explosion” in the usual sense, but an expansion of space. In the animated series, this process is explained through conversations between planetary characters who discuss "the appearance of everything." For example, they joke about how it all started with a little bubble that inflated. (Allusion to the inflationary model. Also mentioned is the relic radiation, the “echo” of the Big Bang, which supports this theory. It is represented as "background music" left over from the early universe. Interestingly, for its discovery once even gave the Nobel Prize. 2) The formation of stars and planets Stars are formed from clouds of gas and dust by gravity. In the animated series, this is shown as a "dance" of particles that are attracted to each other until a star lights up. Planets form from a protoplanetary disk around young stars. In one episode, the characters discuss how "space dust and gas began to flatten," creating planets. This is accompanied by jokes about them being "born out of cosmic disorder." Stars also play a key role in the creation of elements. For example, lightweight elements (hydrogen) appeared after the Big Bang, and heavier ones were synthesized in the bowels of stars or during their explosions. (supernovae). 3) The emergence of life Life on Earth is considered a unique phenomenon due to its location in the habitable zone. ("middle ground")where the temperature allows liquid water to exist. In one episode, the characters discuss the possibility of life on other planets. Venus, for example, dreams of supporting life, but other planets explain to her that its extreme conditions are very dangerous. (heat and pressure) Makes it impossible. It also raises the question of panspermia, the hypothesis that life could have been brought to Earth from asteroids or comets.
It’s funny that science is mixed with humor, for example: Planets argue about their orbits and sizes, which illustrates the stability of the solar system. Stars joke about their brightness and importance to life.
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I highly recommend watching this series:)
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