Space and The Universe
The exhaustive master guide to astronomy! Select the tabs below to switch between the solar system, deep space, exploration, and cosmic idioms.
Cosmic Idioms 🎬
Watch Teacher Sopheak explain how native speakers use space vocabulary to talk about everyday life! Listen closely to the explanation of Once in a blue moon and Over the moon.
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Hi Sokha! A comet is mostly made of ice and dust, so it has a "tail" when it gets near the sun. An asteroid is made of solid rock and metal. ☄️
Do I say "in space" or "on space"?
Always use "IN space". Because space is a vast area, you are floating inside it, not standing on top of it. However, you do stand "ON a planet". 🚀
What does the idiom "Many moons ago" mean?
"Many moons ago" is a beautiful, poetic way to say "A long time ago". It refers to the passing of many lunar cycles. 🌕
Teacher, what is the exact difference between a Comet and an Asteroid?