The Solar System is an amazing. I can’t imagine just how big it is. I don’t think anyone can. It all centers around our Sun. Our solar system has eight (8) planets in it. When I was a kid I learnt there were nine planets, but Pluto was very small, scientists decided Pluto wasn’t a planet. All of the names of the planets in our solar system are really cool. Everybody knows the names because they are used every day in advertising or to name cars and things. Pluto was even the name of a child. I think Saturn is the name of Roman God and Mercury is the name of a radio station. I love looking at photos of the solar system. They get more beautiful as our technology gets better. One day we’ll go on other planets.
1. In St. Petersburg by 1738 there were already more than 40 bridges over the city’s rivers and canals. 2. In 1703, when Tsar Peter 1 captured the Swedish fortress of Nienshants on the Neva, the place where St. Petersburg stands today was a forested and swampy area at the mouth of the Neva river 3. Here, in St. Petersburg lived a few Finnish and Russian tribes. 4. The population of St. Petersburg was multination from the very start. 5. Peter the Great named his city after the same saint. He thus announsed Russia's new cultural and historic mission in Europe and the world.
The Solar System is an amazing. I can’t imagine just how big it is. I don’t think anyone can. It all centers around our Sun. Our solar system has eight (8) planets in it. When I was a kid I learnt there were nine planets, but Pluto was very small, scientists decided Pluto wasn’t a planet. All of the names of the planets in our solar system are really cool. Everybody knows the names because they are used every day in advertising or to name cars and things. Pluto was even the name of a child. I think Saturn is the name of Roman God and Mercury is the name of a radio station. I love looking at photos of the solar system. They get more beautiful as our technology gets better. One day we’ll go on other planets.
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2. In 1703, when Tsar Peter 1 captured the Swedish fortress of Nienshants on the Neva, the place where St. Petersburg stands today was a forested and swampy area at the mouth of the Neva river
3. Here, in St. Petersburg lived a few Finnish and Russian tribes.
4. The population of St. Petersburg was multination from the very start.
5. Peter the Great named his city after the same saint. He thus announsed Russia's new cultural and historic mission in Europe and the world.