Mercury Mining Colony by Da Vinci’s International School by Da Vinci’s International School
Kraków Da Vinci’s International Primary School Kraków-Lesser Poland Poland 8 years old, 9 years old 6 / 1 Polish Mercury
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Project description
Kolonia górnicza na Merkurym transportuje wszelkie minerały w tunelach z obawy o zbyt wysokie podskoki pojazdów przy nikłej grawitacji. Olbrzymie dawki promieniowania UV ze Słońca i aktywnych cząstek są zabójcze dla organizmów, więc wszelkie czynności obsługi kopalni odbywają się pod kopułą ochronną. Pomieszczenia mieszkalne są niewidoczne, gdyż są pod powierzchnią planety. Widzimy kosmodrom gotowy na przyjęcie rakiety Cargo.
A mining colony on Mercury transports all minerals in tunnels for fear of vehicles bouncing too high in low gravity. Huge doses of UV radiation from the sun and active particles are lethal to organisms, so all mine operations take place under a protective dome. The living quarters are invisible because they are beneath the surface of the planet. We see a spaceport ready to receive a cargo rocket.
Project link
http://www.globcreators.com
English translation
The mining colony on Mercury transports all minerals in tunnels for fear of vehicles jumping too high in the low gravity. Huge doses of UV radiation from the Sun and active particles are deadly to organisms, so all mine maintenance activities take place under a protective dome. The living quarters are invisible because they are below the surface of the planet. We see the spaceport ready to receive the Cargo rocket.
A mining colony on Mercury transports all minerals in tunnels for fear of vehicles bouncing too high in low gravity. Huge doses of UV radiation from the sun and active particles are lethal to organisms, so all mine operations take place under a protective dome. The living quarters are invisible because they are beneath the surface of the planet. We see a spaceport ready to receive a cargo rocket.
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