I love the Sun. The Sun is a beauty. Sunshine and lollipops. A sunny day is my jam. Bringer of warmth, light and life; without the Sun, humanity would never have evolved. But, what would happen if we all lived indoors, forever? Click here to see more videos: https://alugha.com/LifesBiggestQuestions
In case you didn’t know, the sun is bigger than the Earth. Yes, form here, the sun looks like its no bigger than the Moon. But that’s because of how far away it is from the Earth. 150 million kilometers to be exact. So how big is the Sun? The Sun’s radius is 695700 km. The Earth’s radius is 6371 kil
The possibility of war in space is a hot topic of discussion. As our society becomes more advanced, it seems only natural for warfare to move away from the surface of the earth, and instead to space. In fact, there were some worries that North Korea would detonate a nuclear bomb in space above the u
Rapa Nui, otherwise known as Easter Island, is the home of the mysterious and majestic statues known as the Moai. These have taken up residence in pop culture, showing up everywhere from television shows to comic strips. But what are they, and where the heck did they come from? Let’s explore. Click
William Shakespeare is undoubtedly the most famous playwright in history. The Elizabethan author is credited with writing 37 plays and 154 sonnets, but how much real evidence that they were actually written by him? What if William Shakespeare is just one big conspiracy. Click here to see more vide
What If The Earth Had Rings? Subscribe To Life's Biggest Questions: https://bit.ly/2UeWkuQ Several planets in our universe have rings, most notably, Saturn, Jupiter, Neptune and so does Uranus. Many scientists believe that Billions of years ago, the earth had rings around it. They believe the ring
What If Our Galaxy Collided With Another? Subscribe To Life's Biggest Questions: http://bit.ly/2evqECe Galaxies colliding; it sounds like a spectacular cosmic event, and it is…it is truly beautiful …to watch anyone. Being part of a galaxy in the process of collision is not great. Not great for lif
Why Do Stars Explode? Someday you will find me, caught beneath a landslide, in a champagne supernova in the sky. An exploding star is known as a supernova, and they really are spectacular to see. They create as much light as multiple suns and are sometimes brighter than entire galaxies. But why d
Following her rousing speech at the Golden Globes, Oprah Winfrey has been the talk of the town. A number of people, including some of her close friends, have suggested that she may run for President in 2020. It sounds incredibly unlikely, and by some accounts just silly, but what would happen if she
After over 210 years of unification, the United Kingdom is looking shaky. An independence referendum in 2014 saw Scots questioning whether or not to decapitate a kingdom, and the Brexit vote of 2016 began unpicking the seams of an already worn stitch between the four unified countries. As politics r
Back in 1977, Jerry Ehman detected what he thought could have been radio signals coming from an alien civilization. This signal, called the “Wow” Signal after the notes written in Ehman’s findings, has for decades been used as evidence that there is other intelligent life out there. But was this act
Stonehenge is a name given to a mysterious prehistoric monument that stands tall on the Salisbury Plains amid the idyllic English countryside of Wiltshire. Over a million tourists flock to the enigmatic site each year, marveling at the ancient architecture. But, despite the popularity of one of the
