Red planets

Using data gathered by NASA’s exoplanet-hunting Kepler spacecraft, the CfA researchers discovered that many red dwarf stars harbor planets, and some of those planets are rocky, Earth-sized worlds. Considering that red dwarfs, albeit optically dim, are the most abundant type of stars in our galaxy, this means that even a small percentage of them being host to Earthlike exoplanets puts the total number of potentially habitable worlds very high — and some of them could be right next door.

Birth to Death...

Watch how big is our universe and know whats beyond our earth...

Snapped

Take a closer look over those photos....

Basic view of Solar system....

 Deep space.. A high resolution snap of Hubble..

Artist's impression of our solar system in a mysterious view.

This a very big region where stars are born and you can see HORSE HEAD NEBULAE at the center like a hook... Looking so great...!

Close view of Hose Head Nebulae....

Take a look over our earth from above... Beautiful...! isn't it?