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                The owner of the blog “Objects in Our Universe” is Mr. Moreshwar Fatale. He achieved his Bachelor’s Degree in Electronics and Telecommunication. He has knowledge of Software Development in PhP programming language. He worked as a Web Developer also. He has knowledge of Software testing and did internship also. Now he working as a VFX Professional artist and posting blogs in his part time.

                The blog “Objects in Our Universe” consist of best information of our solar system’s planets, asteroids, moons, comets and also has an information of interstellar space objects such as other solar system, galaxies, stars, planets, oort cloud, black holes, warm holes and many more to explore. This blog has three post now, “Overview of the Sun in our Solar System”, “Smallest Planet of solar system: The Mercury”, “Hottest Planetof solar system the Venus” and many more to come.

                The Blog “Objects in Our Universe” has useful information of each planet and explained in very easy words. So the kids can read the blog also and older ones can read this valuable information also. This blog is for each and every one who is curious about the space and space objects.

                Do visit on each post of this blog and please give us suggestion about each post in comment box. He will definitely reply in 24 hours for each comment. So fell free to give suggestions. Your suggestions are very valuable for the blog. Each valuable comment can contribute to improve the blog. So comment, follow and visit the blog for best information about space object. 

 

Owner: Mr. Moreshwar Fatale.

Site: https://solarsystemsinfo.blogspot.com

Home Town: Ichalkaranji.

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