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This section is concerned with infographics - artworks whose purpose is to explain. Illustrations such as these are great for comparing the relative sizes of stars; they allow us to peak inside the core of a planet and see what makes it tick; or perhaps they might explain the workings of a pulsar or other astronomical phenomenon.

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Moons and the Major Planets - V1 (Oct 2021)
Moons and the Major Planets - V1 (Oct 2021)
Graphic depicting the current number of natural satellites known to orbit each of the eight major planets (as for October 2021). Mercy and Venus have no satellites; Earth has one; Mars has two; Jupiter has 79; Saturn has the lion's share at 81; Uranus has 17; and lastly Neptune has 14. The numbers c ...Read more.
Moons and the Major Planets - V2 (Oct 2021)
Moons and the Major Planets - V2 (Oct 2021)
Graphic depicting the current number of natural satellites known to orbit each of the eight major planets (as for October 2021). Mercy and Venus have no satellites; Earth has one; Mars has two; Jupiter has 79; Saturn has the lion's share at 81; Uranus has 17; and lastly Neptune has 14. The numbers c ...Read more.
Scale of the Universe - V2 (Oct 2021)
Scale of the Universe - V2 (Oct 2021)
Scale of the Universe. Illustration depicting the scale of the Universe. From upper left are the smallest objects: the fundamental particles, atoms, molecules such as DNA, and bacteria. The scale expands further: from a human to the Earth itself to the Sun, a nebula, some galaxies and on to the whol ...Read more.
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