Reading Log

Title of Book/Article: "Exploring Unknown Planets"

Author: John Doe
New Vocabulary： Meanings:
1、Interstellar 1、Interstellar: Relating to the space between stars or relating to travels
2、Exploration between stars, often used to describe interstellar travel or exploration.
3、Organism 2、Exploration: The action of traveling in or through an unfamiliar area in
4、Planet order to learn about it, often accompanied by the thrill of adventure and
5、Climate discovery.
3 、 Organism: An individual animal, plant, or singlecelled life form, an
important component of planets.
4、Planet: A celestial body moving in an elliptical orbit around a star, one
of the goals of human exploration of the universe.
5 、 Climate: The weather conditions prevailing in an area in general or
over a long period, affecting the ecological environment and the survival
of organisms.

Sentences:
1.Space explorers bravely venture into interstellar space, exploring unknown planets and the
mysteries of the cosmos.
2.Explorers discovered a new species of organism living in extreme climates on distant planets.
3.Interstellar exploration teams use advanced technology and equipment to explore planets with
different climates and terrains.
4.The climate conditions of this planet are extremely harsh, posing significant challenges to the
survival of organisms.
5.Explorers hope to understand the distribution of life and resources in the universe by studying
the climates and terrains of these planets.

Summary:
1. Colors of Exoplanets: Exoplanets may exhibit different colors, ranging from red to blue,
depending on their atmospheric composition and surface features.
2. Loneliness of Exoplanets: Some exoplanets may be solitary, without any other planets or
moons accompanying them.
3. Ages of Exoplanets: Scientists are studying the ages of exoplanets to understand their
evolutionary history.
4. Temperatures of Exoplanets: The surface temperatures of exoplanets can be extreme, ranging
from frigid to scorching.
5. Naming Exoplanets: Exoplanets are typically named using numbers, letters, or the names of
astronomers.

6. Diversity of Exoplanets: Exoplanets can range from hot gas giants to frigid super-Earths, and
even icy moons resembling Saturn's moon Enceladus.
7. Searching for Signs of Life: Scientists are searching for signs of life on exoplanets, such as
biosignatures in the atmosphere.
8. Planets with "Golden" Appearance: Some exoplanets are notable for their golden or blue
appearance.
9. Bustle on Exoplanets: The climate and weather on exoplanets can vary greatly, with some
experiencing tropical storms, strong winds, and volcanoes.
10. Neighbors of Exoplanets: Exoplanets may exist within stellar systems, orbiting stars alongside
other planets.
11. Shadow Detection: Planets discovered through transit method, searching for shadows of
planets.
12. Direct Imaging: Taking photographs of planets, 68 planets have been discovered so far.
13. Wonders of the Cosmos: From rogue planets and exomoons to supernovae, supermassive
black holes, and the cosmic web, here's a concise list of cosmic phenomena.
14. Exoplanet 101: NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite will scan the sky for planets
beyond our solar system, known as exoplanets. It has already arrived in Florida and is preparing
for launch in April.
15. Cosmic Miracles: From rogue planets and exomoons to supernovae, supermassive black
holes, and the cosmic web, here's a concise list of cosmic phenomena.
Thoughts:
This book is captivating, leading readers to explore the mysteries of the universe and the secrets
of unknown planets, showcasing humanity's curiosity and spirit of exploration. It provokes deep
thoughts about the infinite possibilities of the cosmos, inspiring a longing for and enthusiasm
towards future scientific exploration.