doesn't fall as it does on the ground, it keeps the skin and doesn't want to go away from it. All
water is recovered, evaporated in air, and then in the air conditioning system it condenses
again and turns into drinking water, so they don't lose absolutely any water there. The hair
uses a special shampoo that requires very little rinsing, so just throw in water to the hair, add
shampoo and massage just like the Earth. Then dry some excess water with a towel shampoo
and ready.
We also talked about planets from the Solar System. Everyone chose one and
described it to the others.
SATURN
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Saturn is the sixth planet in the solar system. Saturn is the second largest planet in the solar
system. It belongs to a group of gas planets. Characteristic feature are the rings. Saturn has 9
rings, consiting mainly of ice particles, as well as rocks and cosmic dust. Other giant planets
also have ring system, but none of them is so extensive or so bright. Discovered 62 moons
orbiting the planet orbit, of which 53 have official names. The mass of Saturn in ninety- five
times greater than the mass of the Earth. The outer layer of the atmosphere seems to be
peaceful, but can it maintain long-lasting storm systems. The Saturn blow winds speed about
1800 km/h
VENUS
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Venus is one of four rocky planet in Solar System. It is very similar like Earth. The diameter of
Venus is only 650 kilometers smaller than diameter of Earth.
Venus is remote from Earth about 40-250 milion kilomiters.Venus is
the planet of "Earthtype" because it has a rocky background. It is
referred to "sister of Earth", because it has similar chemical
composition,weight and size. Venus has continents, mountains and
volcanos. Now rhe landscape of this planet create rocks perf of dust. In
area of planet pressure is 92 times bigger than that in area of Earth.
Venus is the hottest planet in our Solar System. The temperature in
area of Venus is circa 460 degrees Celsius.
RESEARCHES
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Research on the sun, stars, planets and what phenomena are used and with which devices
they are carried out.
Scientists study the Sun in a number of ways including ground based telescopes and satelites
to obtain as much information as possible.
Solar interior: The interior of the Sun is too dense to be seen so scientists use a method known
as helioseismology to probe the structure in this part of the Sun.
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