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Think about this: when Galileo first pointed his telescope at Jupiter in 1610, he saw these dots - moons! Moving around it. That single observation changed everything we thought about the universe. The Earth wasn't the center anymore. Mind-blowing, right?

If a supernova exploded just 50 light-years from Earth, the cosmic radiation would strip away our ozone layer within seconds. The intense radiation would cause immediate mass extinctions, while the remaining life would face lethal doses of cosmic rays, effectively ending life as we know it.

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You know what's fascinating about raindrops? People think they're tear-shaped, but they're actually spherical. See, the physics of surface tension, the air resistance - it's all working together to create this perfect little sphere. Hollywood gets this wrong all the time.

¿Se han preguntado alguna vez por qué las estrellas brillan en la noche? Cada punto de luz es un sol distante, contando una historia que comenzó hace millones de años. La luz que vemos esta noche inició su viaje cuando nuestros ancestros apenas comenzaban a caminar erguidos.

Have you ever wondered about black holes? Well, they're regions where gravity is so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape. When you get close to one, time actually slows down relative to Earth. It's fascinating how space and time bend around these cosmic giants.

Here's something that will blow your mind: water is actually one of the strangest substances in the universe. While most materials shrink when they freeze, water expands. That's why ice floats, and it's so rare that scientists haven't found this behavior anywhere else in space.

Here's something mind-blowing: the water you drink is older than the Sun itself. Every drop on Earth came from ancient ice floating in space billions of years ago. So when you're drinking water, you're actually tasting the early universe.