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== '''The Milky Way''' ==
== '''The Milky Way''' ==
The term "Galaxy" refers to the one to which our Earth and Solar System belong. When referring to another galaxy, we write it with a lowercase "c" followed by its name. As space researchers, we began our journey from Earth, and along the way, we explored our planetary system and the Sun. We ventured further into the Universe and discovered the secrets of star formation and evolution. Our journey even took us back in time to answer questions about the origins, characteristics, and creation of the Universe, which began to be addressed when Galileo turned his telescope towards it.
By the term "Galaxy" we refer to the one to whom the Earth and our entire Solar System belong, and when we refer to another galaxy,


The Galaxy is a massive concentration of stars, gases, dust, and radiation. The Milky Way disk, to which our Solar System belongs, has a diameter of approximately 120,000 light-years. The Sun is about 30,000 light-years away from the center, and the thickness of the Milky Way disk is no more than 1,000 light-years. Observations using radio telescopes have revealed that the Milky Way has a spiral shape, and our Sun is located in one of its arms.
we write it with a small "c" followed by his name. As space researchers we started off the Earth, we met on the road


Ancient peoples attempted to explain the existence of the Milky Way by developing myths, such as the Greek myth of Amphitryon and his wife Alkmini. In this story, Hera, enraged with Alkmini, breaks her breasts when she discovers that the baby she is breastfeeding is the son of Zeus, Hercules. The milk that spilled into the Universe formed the Milky Way with its thousands of stars. While we keep these myths as information, we also know that many traditions from various peoples with vast geographical distances between them have stories of "gods" creating the world, galaxies, or solar systems.
our planetary system and the Sun. We penetrated the stars and discovered the secrets of their formation and evolution.


We may wonder whether we should take modern theories seriously, which generally support that the world is an incredibly vast construction.
We venture a journey even deeper into the Universe, a trip to the past. Answers to questions about its origins,
 
characteristics and creation began to be given since Galileo turned his telescope toward it.
 
He thus confirmed the view of the Greek Demokritos (460-37 BC) that the galactic zone, called the Milky Way, consists of many,
 
too many concentrated stars. Research on the Milky Way continues to this day.
 
The Galaxy is a huge concentration of stars, gasses, dust and radiation.
 
The Milky Way disk, which our solar system belongs to, has a diameter of about 120,000 light-years.
 
The Sun is from the center of about 30,000 rpm. Its thickness is no more than 1,000 rpm. The radio shows have shown that the Milky Way
 
is a spiral shape and that the Sun is in one of its coils.
 
The ancient peoples trying to explain the existence of the Milky Way built some myths. The Ancient Greeks their own.
 
The most typical of them, which somehow justifies its name, is the following:
 
Amphitryon and his wife, Alkmini, the daughter of the King of Mycenae, were forced to leave their homeland
 
and seek shelter in Thebes. There Alkminis gave birth to two children. Hercules, son of Zeus, and Iphicles.
 
Hera enraged Alkmini and hated Hercules very much. But Zeus sent Hermes one day to bring the baby to Olympus and put it
 
to drink some milk from Hera's chest while she was asleep to become immortal. When Hera woke up, she realized what the baby was
 
and pushed her away from her chest, abruptly broke her breasts and her milk poured into the Universe. So the Milky Way formed
 
with its thousands of stars. Pythagoras call it Lactation Road.
 
We keep this myth as information. We also know how many traditions of different peoples, with great geographical distances between them,
 
they say that some "gods" made or were the cause of creating the world, our galaxies or our solar system.
 
We wonder if we should take seriously the modern theory that generally supports that the world is an incredibly huge and vast construction ...


== '''Ο Γαλαξίας''' ==
== '''Ο Γαλαξίας''' ==

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