Pluto: is made up of a rocky core over a mantle of frozen ice and methane. The estimated temperature is minus 233 ºC and, therefore, it is also known as the Ice Dwarf. It is located in an area of space called the Kuiper Belt. Toi 849b: At four times the size of Earth, TOI-849b defies the theory of planetary formation, the planet is believed to be the solid core of some gas giant that failed to form and collapsed in on itself. But even though it's so big, the rocky giant is nowhere near the size of the largest planet in our solar system. Antares: It is a star associated with major life transitions. The Persians even associated this constellation with the god of Death. Despite his challenges, Antares tends to bring success, especially through the extreme and transformative situations he experiences in life. Neutron stars: Neutron stars originate from other stars that had masses 10 to 30 times that of the Sun. The result of the death of these large stars causes the emergence of a neutron star that can have between 2 and 3 solar masses. Universe: Living in a parallel universe may seem comfortable and safe, but it can also be illusory and dangerous. Reality can be complex and challenging, but it can also be fascinating and surprising. It is up to us to choose how we want to relate to it, and which universes we want to inhabit. Hygiea: Hygiea is a meteor Iapetus: A body of relatively low density, made mainly of ice, Iapetus has several unusual characteristics, such as a strong difference in color between its conducting hemisphere, which is dark, and the conducted hemisphere, which is bright, as well as a large ridge equator that occupies three quarters of the route in [...] Rhea: Saturn has 82 Moons, like our Moon. It is believed that one of them, called Rhea, also has rings. Some of these celestial bodies help keep the rings in orbit, preventing unbridled expansion through space. Titania: Titania consists of approximately equal amounts of ice and rock, and can be differentiated into a rocky core and an ice mantle. A layer of liquid water may exist at the boundary between the core and mantle.
