Pratique du Shadowing: Hopscotch Space Songs Compilation - 14 minutes - Apprendre l'anglais à l'oral avec la vidéo

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Hopscotch!

We all come from a place, the entire human race.

Depends upon our planet, racing through outer space.

And there are eight planets that orbit around the sun.

Come on, we'll introduce you and name them one by one.

Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune.

I'm Mercury, the smallest planet you see.

You humans could never live on me.

My atmosphere's too thin and I orbit too fast, my days are long.

About 60 Earth days, as a matter of fact.

I am Venus, my atmosphere's super hot.

I spin backwards in a way the Earth's is not.

I'm close to the Earth in distance and size.

I have no moons, I hope you can sympathize.

I'm terrestrial but covered in H2O I collide with things that I can't avoid, but my atmosphere protects me from meteorites.

I'm Mars and you can jump higher on me Because I have a third of Earth's gravity.

Since the moon I'm Jupiter with my over 90 moon crew like Io and S2003 J2!

Yeah, you could say I have a pretty large girth.

Here's a storm twice the size of your mama Earth.

Oh!

My name's Saturn, check out my pretty rings.

These rings are a few of my favorite things.

I'm a giant made of hydrogen and helium.

And please stop hitting me with things.

My name's Uranus and I'm an ice giant.

That's dope.

I was the first planet found with a telescope.

I rotate backwards and on my side I smell like rotten eggs but that's just the hydrogen sulfide.

I'm Neptune, I'm the windiest planet around.

I got supersonic winds that's faster than sound.

An ice giant with over 15 moons and a dark vortex that may go away soon.

considered a dwarf planet these days so.. girl I'm the biggest object in the Kuiper belt.

And I guess not look too you you

A solar system is a star system.

We take a moment to introduce the star of our system.

Our star, the one and only Sun.

In the prime of my life, if truth be told, I could fit a million Earths in me.

My massive gravity pulls on planets and asteroids, comets and space debris.

A sphere, made of hydrogen and helium, heating things up ground here.

I am the sun.

I see you out there, Earth, at 150 million kilometers.

You're not too cold or too hot, since you're orbiting in the perfect spot.

Vitamin D, though at night she's hard to see I turn to water at dawn, just don't look at her too long Get those sunglasses,

sleaze hats and sunscreen on!

Big solar flare coming out to you, you orb 'n me, but I'm moving to 230 million years To go around nearly 700 times the speed of sound around the Milky Way,

and I bring you in I bet you never felt anything as hot as this My course 15 million Celsius, and that's hot when it's in your interest!

See the light, feel the heat that you get from me.

That's my nuclear fusion energy.

Without me there's no life.

I'm a giant ball of energy.

I am the sun.

I'm your moon, Earth's natural satellite.

Your gravity keeps me by your side.

I'm smaller than you, but I pull the tide as I orbit near Earth's equator.

Stagolith, moon dust, and Tycho and Burgias,

and Kepler among my craters.

Waxy, waning, getting brighter than fading,

less than thirty days and it starts anew.

The moon phases, the opposite from different places.

That's the light of the sun I'm reflecting to you.

I am your moon.

I've loved all your human and robot trips Have you seen a solar or lunar eclipse?

When I come between you and the sun Or hide on the other side?

I don't have much air for you to breathe And I'm small

so there's less gravity You always see the same side of me They orbit and rotate in the same length of time.

The new moon looks dark with the sun on its back.

We see a waxing crescent and the rest is black.

A first quarter moon shines when the sun lights up half.

Next a waxing gibbous like in this photograph.

A full moon is bright when the whole moon is lit.

A waning gibbous is when it darkens a bit.

A third quarter moon we see a half of it.

A dimming sleet.

Black screen wavy, getting brighter than fading.

Less than thirty days and it starts anew.

That's the light of the sun I'm reflecting to you.

I am your moon.

Your moon.

Let's have a talk, Pluto We know you've been feeling blue They changed your class,

so you go Blame it on the IAU

Now you're a dwarf planet And you're not thrilled it's plain to see

But if you look at what makes a planet great The dwarfs have two out of three!

Your star is called the sun You have enough gravity to make you round, but you're missing one.

Do you clear your surroundings?

Dwarf planets don't clear their neighborhood.

They don't have enough mass, but join the class if you don't know their names you should.

Aumia Ares Pluto, Ceres Make Make Aumia Ares Pluto,

Ceres Make Make Aumia Ares Pluto.

I'm serious, I'm dark, but I have bright spots, I'm the biggest in the asteroid belt,

I'm makemake and I take my time, orbits in the sun, more than 300 earth years, for me it's just one.

You can tell who I am by my reddish brown view.

They used to call me Easter Bunny.

Look it up, it's true.

I'm Haumea and they argued over who really found me I've got two moons

and a ring around me My shape is warped because it spins

so fast In a four hour blaze my days go past.

I'm Eris

and there is no stranger orbit than this 'cause we bend

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the rules where I'm at in the scattered disk I've been

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hearing some confusion in the past Pluto may be bigger but I got more mass.

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And I'm Pluto, and to the eight planets I say farewell.

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I've got five moons and one so large that I orbit it as well.

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I enjoy my days of blue skies and red snow, but I send my love with my tombow of Aegean.

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studies they might find other 12 planet buddies.

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There could be hundreds more in our system alone, for now they remain unknown.

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Except for Ceres, make make, how may I are is Pluto?

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