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| QUOTE (Mihai @ Dec 21 2003, 11:27 PM) |
| Intrebarea 2 Raspuns corect: b Singurul raspuns corect oferit: bubu (nu a fost insa validat) |
Din cite vad eu am raspuns gresit la intrebarea 2, oricum mersi de incurajari
| QUOTE (bubu @ Dec 21 2003, 10:38 PM) |
| 2b |
A, inseamna ca acolo ai gresit cifra.
Mihai, pot sa te intreb si eu ceva? pentru cultura mea generala...
Eu stiam despre Calea Lactee ca a fost creeata de laptele Herei. (Cand Zeus i l-a pus la san pe Hercule in timp ce ea era adormita, iar la trezire ea l-a aruncat de la san...) Trebuie sa recitesc Legendele Olimpului?
Eu stiam despre Calea Lactee ca a fost creeata de laptele Herei. (Cand Zeus i l-a pus la san pe Hercule in timp ce ea era adormita, iar la trezire ea l-a aruncat de la san...) Trebuie sa recitesc Legendele Olimpului?
Pentru a-i arata lui Phaeton ca era intr-adevar tatal lui, Apollo i-a promis ca ii va indeplini orice dorinta. Phaeton a dorit sa conduca carul lui Apollo tras de caii cu coama de foc. Neavand insa forta tatalui sau, Phaeton a obosit si carul s-a napustit spre cer unde a dat foc boltii ceresti, caleea lactee fiind urma acestui incendiu. Intrucat carul se apropia in mod periculos de pamant, Zeus s-a hotarat sa puna capat escapadei, trasnindu-l pe Phaeton, de teama sa nu dea foc si pamantului.
Misti, si eu stiam tot asa.
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| High overhead as darkness falls, you'll see three bright and widely spaced stars of the Great Summer Triangle. They are the brightest luminaries of their respective constellations, Lyra, the Harp, containing Vega, the most luminous; Aquila, the Eagle, with Altair, the second brightest of the triad; and Cygnus, the Swan, containing Deneb. Locally, the swan looks more like a cross if you are facing south and looking overhead. See the on-line map at web StarWatch. The story of Cygnus is one of devotion for his best friend, Phaeton. Told by his mother and boasted to his friends, Phaeton said he was the son of Apollo, the sun god. To prove his parentage, Phaeton journeyed to Apollo's eastern palace and was greeted as Apollo's son. However, Phaeton still desired more, and Apollo acquiesced and told his son that he would grant him any wish. Foolishly, Phaeton asked to drive his father's sun chariot across the sky. When the appointed morning was at hand, and Aurora, goddess of the dawn, opened her gates, Apollo's four steeds rushed into the sky with their new driver. Phaeton was no match for his father's skill, and the horses soon realized that they were free to roam as they wished. Down towards the Earth they swooped, setting mountains ablaze and causing the oceans to boil. Then towards the heavens they shot, blazing a scorched pathway across the sky that today we call the Milky Way. Zeus ended Phaeton's life with a lightning bolt, and he fell like a flaming meteor into the river Eridanus. Diving for the body of his best friend, Zeus turned Cygnus into a swan to help him go deeper, but alas Phaeton's body was never recovered. Cygnus, however, was honored by Zeus for his steadfast loyalty to Phaeton and made into the constellation of the Swan. |
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