The universe contains more stars than grains of sand on Earth, and it would take 100,000 years to cross at light speed. The Sun revolves around its axis in a month and around the galaxy in 26,000 years. Mercury orbits the Sun fastest, completing a revolution every 88 days. The Earth rotates at 1,600 km/hr and orbits the Sun at 100,000 km/hr. The universe is vast, with immense distances, times, and speeds.

1. The number of stars in the universe is more than number of sand particles on
all sea shores.
It shall take one lakh years to cross the universe if we move with the speed
of light.
The Sun takes one month to make one revolution around its own axis. It
takes 26000 years to make one complete revolution around the universe.
If we drive the car with the speed of 100 kilometers per hour we shall take
171 years to reach the Sun.
The temperature of Sun’s surface is 6000 Celsius and all the metals get
vaporized at this temperature.
The Mercury orbits around the Sun with fastest speed. It completes its
revolution around the Sun in 88 days.
The Venus is the hottest planet of the solar system and its temperature
reaches the mark of 460 Celsius.
The duration of one day of the Mars is few minutes more (24 hours 37
minutes 23 seconds) than that of one day of the earth.
We shall be reaching on the Moon in around 100 days if we move towards it
with a speed of 160 kilometers per hour.
The distance of the Moon from the earth is increasing with a speed of 3
centimeter per year.
Only one part of the Moon is visible from earth because it takes equal time
to revolve around its orbit and its axis.
The earth is moving on its axis with a speed of 1600 kilometers per hour and
1 lakh kilometers per hour around Sun.
If the earth is compared to an apple then the thickness of the atmosphere
above earth shall be equivalent to the bark of it.
The heat of the Sun vaporizes around 1 lakh cubic miles of water per year
which weighs around 4 crores of tons.
The 71% portion of surface of the earth is covered with water, the 97% of
which is salty and only 3% sweet.
Our earth is closer to the Sun during winters. During winters it comes closer
to the Sun by 50 lakhs kilometers and in summers it goes away from the Sun
by same distance. The temperature in summers is up not due to distance but
the angle earth's surface makes towards Sun.
The density of the earth is 5.515 grams per cubic centimeters and its total
weight is 5.17 x 1024 i.e, 6 crore crore crore tons.
The minimum temperature registered on earth is -88 Celsius and maximum
58 Celsius.
Planet Saturn is lighter than water and the weight of Jupiter is more than
total weight of all planets.

2. The density of Saturn is .7 grams per cubic centimeters. But its total weight
is 95 times more than that of earth. Its distance from Sun is 50 times more
than that of earth from the Sun.
The circumference of Jupiter can contain more than 1300 earths in it. Its
distance is 5 times more than that of earth from the Sun. Its total weight is
318 times more than that of earth.
The Jupiter works like a big vacuum cleaner which protects earth from the
dangerous arrival of comets and falling stars. Otherwise, the probability of
their coming near to earth will increase by 10, 000 times and life on earth
will get endangered.
The Pluto is not considered a planet but it is dwarf planet only.
The Pluto is away from Neptune but because of high ellipticity of its orbit it
was closer to the Sun than the Neptune from 1979 to 1999.
These above mentioned facts depict that this space is boundless and so are
the bounds of distance, time and speed.