"A Tale from a Falling Star" ☄️🌟

🧾 Details: Invite friends to see the stars together, where the "October" sky is so beautiful. "Orionids meteor shower," or meteor shower in Orion, is a meteor shower that occurs between October 2 and November 7 of each year. 🌞 October 21-22: It is estimated that there is an average peak fall rate of about 20 stars per hour.

✨ something interesting: "Orionids meteor shower" has its origin and story. Today we will bring all our friends to know the comet of origin and dignitaries so that the reader can experience the amazing story of this legend.

☄️ "The Legend of Waiting, Halley's Comet."

In an age when the night sky is still full of mysteries and supernatural phenomena, there is a man who uses intelligence as a guiding light. He is "Edmond Halley," a British astronomer who is full of thirst for solving the mysteries of the universe. Amidst a study room full of paper and ink smells. On an old wooden table full of star maps, old telescopes and large texts, Halley focuses relentlessly on calculations. His eyes sparkle while chasing the orbital paths of the many stars and comets that appear in the sky.

In those days, each comet that appeared was seen as a divine sign, an unforeseen and unconventional phenomenon; people believed it was a new one every time it visited Earth, but Halley instead had a different idea; he observed and gathered data of comets that appeared in 1531, 1607 and 1682 with the sharp eyes of scientists trying to see through the veil of old beliefs.

He noticed that these three comets had surprisingly similar orbits. It was impossible to be just a coincidence. Halley used the great gravity theory of a close friend like "Sir Isaac Newton" as a means to solve the mystery. With the academic courage that few people would have, he declared a remarkable prophecy. "These three comets are actually the same, and it will reappear to the world in 1758!"

It's a prophecy that risks fame, but Halley believes more strongly in the power of science than anything.

Time spins, year after year...Hallay lived to old age, and died in 1742, before his prediction came true, 16 years; he left this world without ever having had the opportunity to see the light of the comet he had predicted with his own eyes, and yet his convictions never faded.

Then came the day...In 1758, the night sky above the old observatory and the sleeping city reappeared a strange light. A comet with a long, bright, sparkling tail stretched on the black velvet cloth of the sky. People took to their eyes in amazement and amazement. It was the appearance that exactly fulfilled Edmund Halley's prophecy!

The return of this comet is not only a testimony to Halley's genius, but it is a revolution in astronomy; it is clear proof that the "universe has a conventional order," has rules that can be understood and predicted, and in honor of the late brave scientist, the comet was named "Halley's Comet" as long as eternity.

Every 75-76 years, Halley's Comet revisits Earth, a period close to a human's lifetime, so people often call it a "comet of love." If anyone sees it twice in their life, it has a miraculous longevity, or if someone says love under the light of this comet, it will last as long as the comet revisits in the next 76 years.

The myth of "Edmund Halley" and his comet is therefore not only a scientific story, but also a story of confidence, perseverance, and waiting that crosses through time, as a promise from the returning heavens constantly reminding us that, although one's life is short, knowledge and discovery are immortal.# Legend of waiting # Comet Halley # EdmondHalley # Tales from space# All around knowledge