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Space Facts: Part 7 - Mysterious Sun, Multiverse, Dark Matter

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Mysterious Sun:


Even though we know Sun from centuries, there are many mysteries of Sun remained unsolved. Most popular mystery is regarding Corona of Sun. Corona is outer layer of Sun's atmosphere. Corona is hotter than the inner layer Chromosphere. 
Sun's visible surface Photosphere has temperature 5800°C. Outer layer of Photosphere is Chromosphere. Temperature of Chromosphere is estimated to be 4000°C. But astonishing fact is that Corona (outermost layer of Sun) is 3 million ℃. This is not possible if Heat Transfer laws are to be considered.  To study about Sun in detail NASA sent a probe in 2018, ISRO will send Aaditya L1 probe to Langlargian L1 point from where Aaditya L1 will study the properties of Sun. 

Are there Multiple Universes?

Multiverse theory is Hypothetical theory giving arguments of multiple universe are present in space-time. Many different Multiverse theory are formed. According to one, different universe may have different laws of Physics. As it could happen that in different universes the properties of subatomic particles may be different.

The Dark Matter Mystery:

Today we do not know what exactly is Dark Matter made up of, but we know it's presence and it's effects. 
Some scientists believe that dark matter is made up of Neutrinos. Let's take an example proving presence of Dark Matter.
Andromeda is our neighbouring galaxy. Outer solar system of Andromeda are revolving around it's black hole at speed higher than expected.
To understand this case scientists calculated the total force acting on outer solar systems. This force is gravity of inner solar system and black hole. Surprisingly the force calculated was not enough to move outer solar system with speed in which they are revolving around. This extra force acting was from dark matter. 
Dark matter has mass but it is not luminous, so we are not able to observe it even through powerful telescopes and observatories. What dark matter is formed of is not known, but we are sure it possess gravity. 



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