Argus; I never knew this fact about your country...
The Sweden Solar System
Have you visited any of the planets or other celestial bodies?
The world’s largest model of our planetary system
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Rudi
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The world’s largest model of our planetary system
Argus; I never knew this fact about your country...
The Sweden Solar System
Have you visited any of the planets or other celestial bodies?
Regards,
Rudi
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Rudi
If your absence does not affect them, your presence didn't matter.
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Argus
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Re: The world’s largest model of our planetary system
I heard about it some years ago, but I have not visited any of the planets or celestial bodies since they were added [what a weird sentence 
]. But I've been inside the sun ..., the Globe Arena, "Globen", and been at some other places.
]. But I've been inside the sun ..., the Globe Arena, "Globen", and been at some other places.Byelingual When you speak two languages but start losing vocabulary in both of them.
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HansV
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Re: The world’s largest model of our planetary system
Must have been a scorching experience!
Best wishes,
Hans
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Argus
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Re: The world’s largest model of our planetary system
Not too bad, quite comfortable. But that was before the Swedish solar system.
Later, some 7-10 years ago, they added elevators on the outside of the globe, Skyview. I don't understand it, you can't see anything of what's going on in the arena.
Later, some 7-10 years ago, they added elevators on the outside of the globe, Skyview. I don't understand it, you can't see anything of what's going on in the arena.
Byelingual When you speak two languages but start losing vocabulary in both of them.
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HansV
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Re: The world’s largest model of our planetary system
An Elevator to the Sun - a bit like Stairway to Heaven...
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Hans
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Rudi
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Re: The world’s largest model of our planetary system
That is a weird sentence, rather before its time!Argus wrote:...but I have not visited any of the planets or celestial bodies...
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Rudi
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Rudi
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BobH
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Re: The world’s largest model of our planetary system
In the style of Groucho Marx with cigar flipping:
"I know some celestial bodies I'd like to visit!"
Sorry, but I just couldn't resist.
"I know some celestial bodies I'd like to visit!"
Sorry, but I just couldn't resist.
Bob's yer Uncle
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