al-fa d A '. In Fog, de Unamuno, appears an attractive character, whose beautiful name is S. Antolin Paparrigopulos , who decides to draw up a list of all the writers who had been forgotten, either because of inequities in life or to be more bad than Paulo Coelho, but then trying to be comprehensive, must decide expand its research and develop an encyclopedia which were included all those who wrote books that only you know the title, finally, because of high justice and humanity, decides it is not enough, and just spending the rest of his life write the history of all those who, having thought of writing, never decided to do so.
Well, I think I was stupid small. See? Nothing happens, and I'm telling you. What can we do: I liked the space. The fact is that I possessed an effort similar to Paparrigopulos encyclopedic and dedicated myself to take the Salvat, volume by volume, and make a list of satellites
Anyway, I was interested in the size too. And even more distance. Oh the distances ... Friends, I have to tell you: we have always deceived the representations of the solar system, because the distances are so vast that it is impossible to draw to scale. I saw the pictures with well ordenadicos planets, one after the other, but then checked the distances of each of them the sun and I smelled something fishy. It was impossible that they were so in line, at regular intervals. By a simple calculation, I would get that Neptune was not a little beyond Jupiter , as it appeared in the drawing, but was five times farther from Jupiter than Jupiter himself the Earth . Why were deceiving me? Seriously, so great are the distances and what you can imagine. No, you can not!
A scale if the Earth were the size of a pea , Jupiter would be a whopping 300 m
PD: Look how wonderful I found. A video showing how they would be heaven on Earth if we had rings like Saturn
PPD: And if you are bored, you can see this page , in which there who has bothered to put the solar system to scale. Give to the right, yes, I already ...
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