In present times, we need to pay attention to sattvikta. We should only bring positive energy inside by each of our senses, because as will our diet, same will the purification within us. To increase purity further, we can also practice Ashtanga Yoga, which will also strengthen our immune system and we can protect yourself. Thanks to all of you!

There are a total of eight planets in our solar system, of which the smallest and the closest planet to the Sun is Mercury, named after a messenger Roman deity, as this planet travels very fast in the sky. In about 88 days, it completes one of its revolutions. Mercury is said to be the second most dense planet after the Earth, where there is an abundance of minerals. It is a planet mainly composed of heavy metals and huge rock formations. Scientists say that the surface of Mercury is very similar to the surface of the Earth's moon. Life on the planet Mercury is not possible at all, because the atmosphere here is weather-free. That is, the atmosphere of this planet does not have seasonal events like Earth. Its average temperature remains between -173 to 427 ° C, which can freeze or burn any organism in an instant. Like the Earth, tectonic plates are active under the surface of Mercury, due to which seismic events continue to occur on this planet. The presence of some ancient lava fields on the surface here suggests that there was volcanic activity on Mercury in the past. The planet Mercury is also called the morning or evening star, because it appears in the sky immediately before sunrise and just after sunset. It is one of the five planets in the solar system that can be seen with the naked eye in the sky. Apart from Mercury, the other four planets are Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. One day on Mercury equals 176 days on Earth. According to scientists, this planet is constantly shrinking. They say that the planet has become seven kilometers smaller, today than when the surface of Mercury was hardened four billion years ago. Large pits have been found on the surface of Mercury. Some of them are hundreds of kilometers long and up to three kilometers deep. These pits are believed to have been caused by asteroids and comets colliding with Mercury related astronomical events. Mercury has no natural satellite or moon of its own. Apart from this, strange wrinkles are found on the surface here. It is believed that as the planet began to shrink due to excessive heat on Mercury, the surface here became wrinkled. These wrinkles are known as 'lobate scarps' and these wrinkles can be up to a mile high and hundreds of miles long.

Now, André Maeder, honorary professor in the Department of Astronomy at the University of Geneva (UNIGE), has a radical theory that's shaking up astrophysics. He says neither dark matter nor dark energy exist. These concepts he believes are no longer required. The Swiss physicist can demonstrate how the universe works without them. His findings were published recently in a series of papers in The Astrophysical Journal. So how does this new model work? It all surrounds what’s known as scale invariance. This is when the properties of something do not change no matter how you measure it, regardless of scale. We can multiply their energies or lengths by whatever number and they do not change. Certain fractals for instance, if we zoom in or fade back, remain the same size and shape. Their properties don’t change. The same is true of empty space. Whether you pan out or in, it's the same. This isn’t exactly foreign to physics. Scale invariance is actually a fundamental part of the theory of electromagnetism.

November 11 is going to be a very special day for universe lovers. This is because on this day rare astronomical events will occur in the solar system. On this day, Mercury will travel its path in front of the Sun. The most interesting aspect of this rare event occurring in the universe is that it can be seen in many parts of the world with the naked eye. During this time, Mercury will be seen passing through the central region of the Sun.

Each planet in our solar system orbits the Sun on its own path. During this time, many times he passes in front of the sun. Whenever such a situation arises, it is called transit. In addition to Mercury, there is also Venus Transit.

This incident occurs 13 times in a century

The astronomical event of Mercury Transit occurs only 13 times in a century, due to which this phenomenon is considered rare. Earlier Mercury Transit took place in November 2016. After 11 November this year, the next event will take place 13 years later in November 2032. The longest transit of this century will take place in November 2095. At the same time, the last mercury transit of the century will be on November 2098.

The incident is also important from a scientific point of view

From a scientific point of view, this event is important for calculating time and distance. During the event, accurate information about the confirmation or change of the previous calculation is obtained after the observation.

Mercury is the nearest planet to the Sun

Mercury is the smallest planet in our solar system, which is closest to the Sun. It finishes the sun in 88 days. Due to excessive sunlight falling on this planet, it is not easy to see it. Often, it can be easily seen from the earth with naked eyes in the evening and morning. There are numerous craters on its surface, so its surface is very rugged or very similar to the moon.

In this event that is going to happen this time, Mercury is going to pass through the central region of the Sun, due to which this transit is considered very special. During this time, Mercury will travel 5.30 hours in front of the Sun and move on its path.

It will start after six in the evening

Transit will begin at 6.04 pm on 11 November, in which Mercury can be seen as a black dot passing through the sun. This astronomical event can be seen from many parts of the world with blank eyes. The sun must have sunk in India during transit. Therefore, it can be seen only from the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Ocean. In Africa, South America, North America and some parts of Europe, this amazing phenomenon can be seen very well.