Nasik

23/04/2024

इसाई धर्म
ईसा एक है
बाइबिल एक।
फिर भी, लेटिन कैथलिक, सीरियन कैथलिक, मारथोमा, पेंटेकोस्ट, सैल्वेशन आर्मी, सेवेंथ डे एडवांटिष्ट, ऑर्थोडॉक्स, जेकोबाइट जैसे 146 फिरके आपस में किसी के भी चर्च में नहीं जाते।

इस्लाम
अल्लाह एक,
कुरान एक,
नबी एक।
फिर भी शिया, सुन्नी, अहमदिया, सूफी, मुजाहिद्दीन जैसे 13 फिरके एक दुसरे के खून के प्यासे। सबकी अलग मस्जिदें। साथ बैठकर नमाज नहीं पढ़ सकते। धर्म के नाम पर एक-दूसरे का कत्ल करने को सदैव आमादा।

सनातन धर्म
1280 धर्म ग्रन्थ
10 हज़ार से ज्यादा जातियां, अनगिनत पर्व एवं त्योहार,
असंख्य देवी-देवता।
एक लाख से ज्यादा उपजातियां, हज़ारों ऋषि-मुनि, सैकड़ों भाषाएँ।
फिर भी सारे हिन्दू सभी मन्दिरों में जाते हैं और सारे त्योहारों को मनाते हुए आपस में शान्ति एवं शालीनता से रहते हैं।

यह है भव्यता, सुन्दरता और खूबसूरती हिन्दू धर्म की ...... !!
फिर क्यों न गर्व हो हिन्दुओं को हिन्दू धर्म पर .........
🚩 गर्व से कहो हम हिंदु है

18/02/2017

How Long Is A Year On Mercury?

Mercury is a planet of extremes. As the closest planet to our Sun, it experiences extremely high surface temperatures. But since it has virtually no atmosphere to speak of, and rotates very slowly on its axis, it gravitates between extremes of hot and cold. It also means that it’s Sun-facing side experiences prolonged periods of day while its dark side experiences extremely long periods of night.

It’s proximity to the Sun also means that it orbits the planet quite rapidly. To break it down, Mercury takes roughly 88 Earth days to complete a single orbit around the Sun. Between this rapid orbital period and its slow rotational period, a single year on Mercury is actually shorter than a single day!

Mercury orbits the Sun at a distance of 57,909,050 km (35,983,015 mi), which works out to o.387 AU – or slightly more than one-third the distance between the Sun and the Earth. It’s orbit is also highly eccentric, ranging from a distance of 46 million km/28.58 million mi at its closest (perihelion) to 70 million km/43.49 million mi at its most distant (aphelion).

Like all the planets, Mercury moves fastest when it is at its closest point to the Sun, and slowest when it is at its farthest. However, it’s proximity to the Sun means that its average orbital velocity is a speedy 47.362 kilometers a second or 29.429 miles per second – approximately 170,500 km/h; 105,945 mph.

At this rate, it takes Mercury 87.969 days, or the equivalent of 0.24 Earth years, to complete a single orbit of the Sun. Thus, it can be said that a year on Mercury lasts almost as long as 3 months here on Earth.

Owing to its rapid orbital period, a year on Mercury lasts about 88 days, which means a year is only half as long as a single day