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Miss India Harnaaz Sandhu crowned Miss Universe 2021, Miss USA Elle Smith denied top 5 spot

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Historical events for the 18th of December. See what famous, interesting and notable events happened throughout history on December 18.

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Publish Date: 22 Dec, 2021 Author: Saumya Jaiswar

This Day in History: According to the Gregorian calendar, December 23 is the 357th day of the year and 358th in a leap year. From today only 8 nine days remain to celebrate the new year.

On this day let's see some important events and anniversaries. We have compiled a list of some monumental events that happened all around the world on 23 December as well as birthdays of famous people.

10 Major events happened on 22 December

Kisan Diwas: It an annual observance in various countries like India, Pakistan, Ghana, South Korea etc. to celebrate the national contributions of farmers and agriculturers. In India, it is observed on December 23

Farmer's Day 2021: Check out why Kisan Diwas is celebrated on Chaudhary Charan Singh's birthday https://t.co/By9YZy7Uc8
- Newsd (@GetNewsd) December 21, 2021

1. Emma publication- The novel Emma by Jane Austen is first published in 1815. It was the fourth novel by Jane Austen, published in three volumes. The novel is set in Highbury, England, in the early 19th century.

2. Birthday of Charan Singh: Charan Singh (23 December 1902 - 29 May 1987) was the 5th Prime Minister of India from 1979 to 1980. He is fondly called 'champion of India's peasants. Kisan Day is observed on his birthday in India.

3. The Battle of Wake Island: Japanese forces defeated U.S. troops at the Battle of Wake Island.

4. Birthday of Akihito, emperor of Japan: Akihito is a member of the Imperial House of Japan. He reigned as the 125th emperor of Japan, according to the traditional order of succession, from 1989 to 2019.

5. Birthday of Kamalakanta Bhattacharya: He was a prominent Assamese essayist and poet. Bhattacharya is popularly known as 'Agnikobi'. He was appointed as the president of the 1929′s Jorhat session of Asam Sahitya Sabha.

6. Government of Ireland Act: In 1920, the Government of Ireland Act /Home Rule Act was passed partitioning Ireland was passed by the Parliament of the United Kingdom.

#OTD in 1948 - The Republic of Ireland Act is signed into law by President Seán T. O'Kelly at Áras an Uachtaráin in the presence of the Government of Ireland.

Read more | https://t.co/jfGKkfpHsX pic.twitter.com/JTTTy5rU1H
- Stair na hÉireann | History of Ireland 🇮🇪 (@Stairnahireann) December 21, 2021

1. The first human kidney transplant: In 1954, the first human kidney transplant is performed by Dr Joseph E. Murray at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts(USA)

2. British Troops Withdraw From Suez Canal: In 1956, the UN evacuated British and French troops, and Israeli forces withdrew in March 1957 from the Suez Canal.

3. First Transistor Radio: In 1947 in USA Bell Labs demonstrates the worlds first Transistor Radio.

41 years ago today in our #XTC Chronology book:

Monday 22 December 1980
Hammersmith Palais, London.
Recorded for BBC Radio 1's In Concert. First transmitted on 7 February 1981.
For the record: Commercially released as BBC Radio 1 Live In Concert and as part of Transistor Blast. pic.twitter.com/ty4REUxlXh
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New Delhi - India's top military commander, Chief of Defense Staff General Bipin Rawat, was among 13 people killed in a helicopter crash on Wednesday afternoon in the southern state of Tamil Nadu, the Indian Air Force said. Rawat's wife, two other senior military officers, five commandos and five Air Force personnel were all killed in the crash.

Another senior military officer was being treated in a hospital for severe burns.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded Rawat, the first person ever to hold the role commanding all of India's military branches, as "an outstanding soldier," and said his death had "saddened me deeply."

"A true patriot," wrote Modi on Twitter, saying Rawat had "greatly contributed to modernizing our armed forces and security apparatus."

Gen Bipin Rawat was an outstanding soldier. A true patriot, he greatly contributed to modernising our armed forces and security apparatus. His insights and perspectives on strategic matters were exceptional. His passing away has saddened me deeply. Om Shanti. pic.twitter.com/YOuQvFT7Et
- Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 8, 2021

The Air Force had earlier confirmed that an IAF Mi-17 V5 helicopter carrying Rawat had "met with an accident today near Coonoor, Tamil Nadu," and that an inquiry had been ordered to determine the cause of the crash.

Rawat had flown more than 1,500 miles from India's capital New Delhi to the town of Sulur in Tamil Nadu earlier in the day. On the short onward flight from Sulur to the town of Wellington, his Russian-made helicopter crashed soon after take-off. The Mi-17V5 is considered among the most sophisticated military transport helicopters in the world, but India's Air Force has suffered a high number of aircraft crashes in recent years.

Indian news outlets aired video from the crash site showing the wreckage of the helicopter in flames in a forested area. Some locals tried to douse the fire. Other video showed charred bodies being recovered from the site.

Rawat, 63, became India's first Chief of Defense Staff in January 2019, a newly created position designed to better integrate India's three core military branches, the Army, Air Force, and Navy.

Previously he served as the country's Chief of the Army Staff.

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Dehradun: Newly appointed Uttarakhand BJP Legislature Party leader Pushkar Singh Dhami accompanied by party observer and Union minister NS Tomar, former CM Tirath Singh Rawat and other leaders meets Governor Baby Rani Maurya for the formation of new government

Uttarakhand News: BJP leader Pushkar Singh Dhami will be taking oath as the new Uttarakhand CM. He will swear in as the 11th Chief Minister of the state. Dhami will be the third CM in four months. Dhami represents Khatima constituency in the Uttarakhand Assembly. Several cabinet ministers are also likely to take oath in a simple function at the Raj Bhawan.

A day after former CM Tirath Singh Rawat submitted his resignation, 57 BJP MLAs met on Friday and decided upon Dhami as the next CM of Uttarakhand. The meeting was also attended by Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar who has been appointed as the observer for the state by the BJP.

Uttarakhand ex-CM Tirath Singh Rawat resigned from the post on Friday night on the grounds of facing a constitutional crisis. He submitted his resignation to Governor Baby Rani Maurya.

Names of Satpal Maharaj, Dhan Singh Rawat, Trivendra Singh Rawat were also in the fray for the Uttarakhand CM post.

Speaking after he was appointed as next chief minister, Pushkar Singh Dhami said, "My party has appointed a common worker, son of an ex-serviceman, who was born in Pithoragarh to serve the state. We'll work together for people's welfare. We accept the challenge of serving people with the help of others, in a short time span."

"We're happy with this decision. We got a young leader. We'll win going to win 2022 Assembly elections with a better margin," said BJP MP Ajay Bhatt after Pushkar Singh Dhami appointed as State BJP legislature party leader.
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Do you want to have good parenting skills?

Of course you do.

You want to help your children make the most of their potential, and you want them to be contributing members of society.

But it's time-consuming to sift through all the parenting tips out there.

What makes it more confusing is that the tips from different "parenting experts" are often contradictory!

I wanted to know what parenting skills and tips have been proven to be effective. So I read through all the scientific articles I could find.

Based on many hours of research, I've come up with this list of 12 good parenting skills. (If you'd like to discover another three skills effective parents have, download the free bonus below.)

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Parenting skill #1: Focus more on your children's positive behaviour than negative behaviour.

Yale University psychology professor Alan Kazdin explains that parents should be intentional about focusing more on their children's positive behaviour than on their negative behaviour.

The more parents scold or reprimand, the more the bad behaviour gets repeated.

When they receive a lot of scolding, children start to internalise the belief that "I'm a bad child who misbehaves and gets scolded".

As such, they don't feel motivated to correct their behaviour, because it has already become a part of their identity.

Effective parents understand that the better approach is to acknowledge or describe their children's good behaviour when they see it.

You may have to go out of your way to do this, but you'll soon observe your children's behaviour improving.

Parenting skill #2: Teach your children to focus on the needs of others.

Lara Aknin's research shows that children find happiness through giving to others.

In fact, children find greater happiness when they give to others sacrificially.

These are interesting findings, because most of us are naturally self-centred. We look out for our own needs before the needs of others.

But the research indicates that if we overcome our selfish nature and focus on the needs of others, we'll be happier.

If you want your children to lead joyful, fulfilling lives, teach them to serve others and contribute. Involve them in activities where they get to help others and make a positive impact.

When your children think more in terms of contribution and less in terms of achievement, they'll be on the path of building a meaningful life.

Parenting skill #3: Don't shout at your children.

You've probably already told yourself that you shouldn't shout at your children.

But when your children are driving you up the wall, it isn't easy to stop yourself from yelling.

Ming-Te Wang's research findings are clear: The more you shout at your children, the more their behaviour will worsen.

Instead of trying to control your children's behaviour, understand their perspective and feelings. Then use logical reasoning to get through to them.

If you have trouble controlling your anger, try these tips:

Make a firm decision that you won't shout at your children unless it's a matter of safety

Decide beforehand what you'll do if you start to become angry

Walk away from the situation if necessary

Take five deep breaths when you become agitated

Avoid using threats

Analyse the role you have to play in the conflict

Think about what unmet needs your child has, so that you can get to the root of the issue, e.g. he might feel as if he has no control over his life, which explains his rebellious behaviour

Parenting skill #4: Give your children responsibilities around the house.

The Harvard Study of Adult Development is one of the longest longitudinal studies ever done.

One finding of the study is that children who do more chores around the house become happier later on.

Household responsibilities teach children important life lessons related to duty, cooperation, community and hard work.

People who learn such lessons early in life are more likely to become well-adjusted adults.

Successful parents make household chores a part of the family's routine and culture. This sets children up for future success.

Parenting skill #5: Build a strong relationship with your spouse.

Children from low-conflict families are happier and more successful in the long run, as compared to children from high-conflict families.

The research shows that parents who have a healthy marriage are more likely to raise children who are well-adjusted.

One of the most important things you can do to benefit your children is to build a strong relationship with your spouse.

I don't claim to be a marriage expert, but here are some pieces of advice I've received that have helped my wife and I to build a strong marriage:

Focus on solving problems instead of assigning blame

Remember that the relationship is more important than being right

Whenever possible, sit side-by-side when you're at a restaurant or café

Make time to talk every day

Ask "What can I give to the relationship?" more often than you ask "What can I get from the relationship?"

Discuss your future plans together

Don't pick on your spouse's flaws

Compliment your spouse in front of other people

Occasionally ask your spouse, "What can I do to be a better husband/wife?"

Don't compare your marriage with other people's marriages

Be kind and polite to your spouse

Parenting skill #6: Teach your children to view challenges positively.

Renowned psychologist Carol Dweck has spent decades trying to understand how your mindset affects how successful you become.

She has found that people who view challenges and obstacles positively are far more likely to become successful than those who don't.

Successful people look at challenges and think: "It's going to be hard, but it's going to be fun. I'm going to learn a lot through the process of overcoming these challenges."

On the other hand, people who aren't so successful look at challenges and think: "It's going to be hard, so I'd rather do something easier. I'll try to avoid these challenges, but if I really can't I'll find a shortcut instead."

These differing attitudes develop in childhood and adolescence. As such, good parents hone their skill of enabling their children to view challenges positively.

Parenting skill #7: Don't do things for your children that your children should do themselves.

Parents want their children to be responsible and independent.

But, at the same time, they feel the urge to supervise their children closely and do things for their children that their children ought to do themselves.

This explains the prevalence of helicopter parents.

Larry Nelson's research shows that helicopter parenting causes children to become less engaged in school, and causes their well-being to suffer too.

A good parenting skill to develop is how not to be a helicopter parent.

Here are some ways to ensure you don't become a helicopter parent:

Don't do things for your children that are their own responsibility

Let your children make age-appropriate choices

Let your children deal with the natural consequences of their choices

As far as possible, refrain from saying "You're too young to..."

Don't allow your children to become the centre of your universe

Let your children fail

Ask your children, "How do you think you might be able to solve the problem?"

Parenting skill #8: Help your children develop social skills.

Researchers tracked more than 750 children over a period of 13 to 19 years. They found a correlation between the children's social skills as kindergarteners and how self-confident and successful they were as adults.

These findings highlight the importance of teaching children social skills.

Here's a list of social skills that you can help your children develop:

Sharing

Giving feedback

Accepting differences

Respecting others' rights and property

Identifying others' feelings

Seeing things from others' perspective

Making eye contact

Managing negative emotions

Listening

Not interrupting

Resolving conflicts

Disagreeing respectfully

Cooperating

Helping others

Complimenting others

Being polite

Asking for help

In addition, here's a handy resource that's filled with activities to teach children social skills.

Parenting skill #9: Guide your children without controlling or micromanaging them.

Psychologist Diana Baumrind has done years of research about the effects of different parenting styles on children.

She concluded that there are three types of parenting styles in general:

Permissive: The parent is too lenient and gives in to the child's unreasonable demands too often. The parent doesn't set consistent boundaries or rules. Children with permissive parents often become "spoiled".

Authoritarian: The parent is too strict, and is frequently harsh and uncompromising. The parent often coerces or forces the child into doing things. Children with authoritarian parents often become resentful and rebellious in the long run.

Authoritative: The parent is "just right", showing warmth and affection toward the child without being indulgent. The parent sets boundaries for the child, but is willing to compromise or negotiate if the situation calls for it. All else being equal, children with authoritative parents are the most likely to lead happy, successful lives.

Furthermore, Wendy Grolnick's research also indicates that children who are raised by controlling parents are less independent and are less likely to develop problem solving skills.

Of course, it's easier said than done for parents to adopt an authoritative parenting style all the time. But the research shows that this is the most effective approach to take.

So make an effort to guide and coach your children, without being controlling.

Parenting skill #10: Give your children a sense of security.

Research by Lee Raby indicates that children who have a strong sense of security early on in life go on to perform better in school. These children also go on to have healthier relationships in adulthood.

This may seem like an obvious finding, but it's interesting to note that early experiences have such a profound impact on a child's development.

To give your children a sense of security, do the following:

Show affection toward them

Appreciate them

Treat them with respect

Acknowledge their feelings

Set consistent boundaries

Give them your full attention when you're with them

Be approachable

Remind them that you love them unconditionally

Keep your promises

Be dependable and trustworthy

Parenting skill #11: Help your children to develop resilience and perseverance.

Psychologist Angela Duckworth has found that grit - defined as "perseverance and passion for long-term goals" - is one of the most important traits that leads to success.

When it comes to long-term success, the research indicates that grit is more important than factors like IQ and talent.

How can you help your children to develop grit?

Here are some suggestions:

Emphasise progress over perfection

Encourage them to take on manageable challenges

Emphasise effort over outcome

Model for them what it means to be gritty

Show them that you're continually taking risks and getting outside your comfort zone

Talk about the challenges you face and what you're doing to overcome them

Focus more on contribution and less on achievement

Let them make mistakes

Parenting skill #12: Manage your own stress effectively.

A fascinating study conducted by Marilyn Essex shows that parents' stress can affect their children's genes for many years into the future.

This highlights how vital it is for parents to manage their own stress effectively.

Stress affects you, but it also affects your children!

I've heard it said that stress is a fact of life, but that it should never become a way of life.

Managing stress is a huge topic on its own. So if you're under a lot of stress, I encourage you to check out this article and this article for practical tips on how parents can manage their stress better.

Conclusion

You're committed to developing the skills needed to be a good, effective, and even world-class parent.

How do I know this?

You've made it to the end of this 2,000-word article. That's something only committed parents would do. 🙂

As you implement the tips listed in this article, you'll become a better parent.

(Download the free bonus below to learn three more skills you ought to develop.)

Over time, you'll observe your children becoming more responsible, resilient and self-motivated.

And you won't have to nag them anymore either.

Of course, this is a journey that will take time and effort. But it'll be worth it!
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If You Are Happy and You Know It | Beach Song for Kids | Super JoJo Nursery Rhymes & Kids Songs

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प्रायश्चित। Heartbreaking Story । हिंदी कहानी ll Sudha Kasera ।।

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Kanjak ki unknown Kahaani I Hindi Story I Mythology ll

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MOTIVATIONAL STORY II  ECHO II ANUBHA THE STORYTELLER

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Friendship Test?? Are you a good friend? Find out how

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मेरे पेड़ की छाया II अकबर - बीरबल Series II हिंदी कहानी II अनुभा द स्टोरीटेलर #hindistory

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हुदहुद पक्षी

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हुदहुद पक्षी

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हुदहुद पक्षी || BIRD​ Story || Stories for Kids || Hindi Story #CBSE​ #NCERT #class4

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Grandma Stories for Kids - Bedtime Stories | English Cartoon For Kids | Fairy Tales In English

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Wheels On The Bus | CoComelon Nursery Rhymes & Kids Songs

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Moonbug Kids - Nursery Rhymes for Babies

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Hickory Dickory Dock! | NEW | Cartoons & Kids Songs | Moonbug Kids - Nursery Rhymes for Babies

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Ten In The Bed [ Learn Numbers ] | Nursery Rhymes & Baby Songs - Pocoyo

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Exercises for Brain

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10 Must Do Brain Gym Exercises for Children

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You can boost your child’s cognitive skills with a few exercises. Read further to know the brain gym exercises that young child must do for mental growth.

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Brain Break Song

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TheLearningStation - Kids Songs and Nursery Rhymes

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Brain Break ♫ Exercise Song for Kids ♫ Fitness Songs Kids ♫ Move with Me ♫ The Learning Station

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Brain Gym Exercises

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Brain Gym Exercise for homeschool | Get your brain ready for learning with PACE!

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Welcome Back Presentation Class-3B

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Welcome Back Presentation Class-LKG

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Presentation Of Class LKG FINAL, 19.06.21

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Welcome Back Presentation Class-3A

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Welcome Back Video Class-UKG

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Welcome Back Presentation Class-2

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Welcome Back Presentation Class-1

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When you look at a cow, do you see a pair of shoes, a soccer ball, or a belt? What about when you see a sheep? You don't immediately think of a sweater or a pair of mittens, do you? When you spot a rabbit, does the image of a fur-trimmed jacket or a full-length coat pop into your head? Do ducks and geese make your mind wander to winter coats and sleeping bags?

Of course not! Animals like cows, sheep, rabbits, ducks, and geese are so cute that when you see them, you can't help but smile from ear to ear. But when factory farmers, fur farmers, trappers, and some designers look at animals, all they see is future clothing, accessories, and dollar signs.

Animals don't want to be made into the latest fashion trend. Find out how you can help them now!

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Animals Used for Clothing | Animal Facts | PETA Kids

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Animals don't want to be made into the latest fashion trend. Find out how you can help cows, sheep, rabbits, and other animals who are used for clothing!

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Joan Brown 22/08/2019 13 minutes of reading

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Ways To Be an Awesome Parent: Good Parenting Skills and Tips

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Knowing how to be a good parent is intuitive. As your child develop from a baby and toddler to a schooler and teenager, many things change but basic principles remain the same. Here are good parenting skills and tips all in one place.

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Fun Kids - the UK's children's radio station

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Space is an incredibly vast and mysterious place, full of fascinating facts and stories. We'll be exploring the top 10 facts about space. From planets, the Moon, Sun and stars, these facts will give you a better understanding of our place in the universe. So, if you're ready to take a journey through the stars, let's get started!

1. The first person on the moon was Neil Armstrong.

The first ever man to step foot on the moon was Neil Armstrong.

It was during the Apollo 11 mission where they were going to attempt to land two men on the moon.

Alongside Neil Armstrong was Buzz Aldrin. They first stepped on the moon on 20th July, 1969.

Neil Armstrong said the famous words "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind" as he step foot on the moon.

Find out about the jobs in space!

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2. The first person in space was Yuri Gagarin.

It must have been very scary to be the first person in space, ever!

The first person to go to space was a man called Yuri Gagarin. He was from Russia.

He went up into space on 12th April, 1961.

Yuri circled the Earth for 108 minutes!

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3. For a rocket to get into orbit around Earth, it needs to travel 17,600 miles per hour!

Have you ever seen a rocket take off to go into space?

It has to go REALLY fast!

The rocket will travel 17,600 miles per hour to enable it to orbit around the Earth.

However if you wanted to go even further into space, out of Earth's gravity, then you would need to travel even faster.

Sometimes up to 25,000 miles per hour!

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4. You could fit 1.3 million Earths into the Sun!

The Sun is huge!

In fact, it's so big you could fit 1.3 million planet Earths inside it!

5. Space is a very cold place at -270.45 Celsius!

Space is very cold and is around -270.45 Celsius.

Luckily space suits are very well insulated to keep the astronauts warm in the cold conditions.

They absorb body heat and then when the body needs warmth, it will release heat. Clever!

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6. The Moon reflects light from the Sun.

During the night, the Moon looks really bright!

The light isn't actually coming from the moon.

The moon reflects the light from the Sun which is why we can see it so clearly.

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7. In our solar system there are 8 planets.

In total there are 8 planets. Find out about The Solar System here.

They are Earth, Jupiter, Mars, Mercury, Venus, Saturn, Neptune and Uranus.

Pluto used to be a planet but it got demoted in 2006 and is now known as a dwarf planet.

Watch this video from Deep Space High to find out more!

8. The longest time an astronaut has spent in space is 437 days!

The longest time spent in space is a whole 437 days.

That's more than a year!

Valery Polyakov holds the record and was up in space from January 1994 until March 1995.

He orbited the Earth 7,000 times and spent his days doing experiments and scientific research.

Find out about the science jobs in space!

9. It is completely silent in space.

Did you know that it is completely silent in space?

There is no way for sound to travel.

Luckily, astronauts can speak using their radios as the radio waves are still able to travel. Phew!

That would be a long few months if they couldn't speak!

10. A star is a ball of very hot gases.

A star is made up of very hot gases. They are mainly made of hydrogen.

The middle of a star is very, very hot and it gets squeezed by the pressure.

This pressure then makes the hydrogen turn into helium. It makes the star shine really bright.

Did you know the Sun is a star?

It's just the closest one to Earth which is why it is so big and hot!

Find out what space is made of here!

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On the 21st February 2022 we sent YOUR voices to space as part of Mission Transmission.

You can listen to Mission Transmission - our radio broadcast to deep space featuring YOUR voices here.

Send us your favourite facts!

Is there something we've missed? Got a fact you're dying to tell us? Submit it below and we could use it on a future Top 10 Facts page!

Remember to always ask an adult before filling out forms online.

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Top 10 Facts About Space! - Fun Kids - the UK's children's radio station

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Space is an incredibly vast and mysterious place, full of fascinating facts and stories. We'll be exploring the top 10 facts about space. From planets, the Moon, Sun and stars, more "

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I Can Solve Problem (HD) - Kids Soft Skills Development Series

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I Aware - Good, Bad and Private Touch - Kids Soft Skills Development Series

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Read age-appropriate book reviews for kids and parents written by our experts.

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To make available to the learners community learning resources through a single-window, National Mission on Education through Information and Communication Technology (NMEICT) has sponsored the National Digital Library of India (NDLI) project and arranged funding through Ministry of Education.

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To make available to the learners community learning resources through a single-window, National Mission on Education through Information and Communication Technology (NMEICT) has sponsored the National Digital Library of India (NDLI) project and arranged funding through Ministry of Education.