Parade of the Planets: A Fairytale Journey Through the Worlds of the Solar System

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 Episode 13 of Tales of Astronomy , titled Parade of the Planets , is a wonderful turning point in the series. Instead of focusing on just one planet, this episode looks back at the entire Solar System and brings together many of the scientific ideas introduced in earlier adventures. True to the spirit of the series, it does this not through a dry review lesson, but through a magical and imaginative story full of humor, worry, invention, and reflection. At the heart of the episode is a familiar pattern that Tales of Astronomy handles especially well: fear leads to curiosity, and curiosity leads to knowledge. This time, the fear comes from Pitia, who has heard that a “parade of the planets” is coming and immediately assumes it must mean bad luck and disaster. To calm her down, Yavor, Kristina, and Wendelin use a strange new invention — a machine that captures and displays memories. With its help, they revisit everything they have learned so far about the planets. This structure mak...
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15 quotes by Monica Bellucci: "A woman can love as if she will never leave. "But the day may come when she will leave as if she never wanted to."

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 Are you appreciating and respecting yourself enough? Do you allow your partner or the environment to influence you and your opinion, appearance, decisions ..? Monica Bellucci has the right quotes for you.


Read her 15 quotes that may make you think and feel better.


Beauty in women becomes a problem in two cases: when it does not exist and when there is nothing but it.

Nothing really belongs to us. Neither our spouses nor our children. We can only share something with the people we love.

A woman can love as if she will never leave. But the day may come when she will go as if she never wanted to.

For me, aging means getting better than you used to be!

People can forgive others for their intelligence, even their talent, but never for success and beauty.

What will I do when I grow old and when my reflection in the mirror does not make me happy? The same thing my mother did. I will not look in the mirror - I will look at my children.


I always say to young girls: "Learn to love your body!" Perfection does not exist, and it is evident that fat women are no less beautiful than thin ones. You just have to learn to accept yourself as you are.

Everyone needs illusions, and that is why we love movies.

For nothing in the world would I wish I was 20 again. However, I am much happier now than that because, in that period, we get to know ourselves, try to understand what we want to be, and suffer from insecurity… Now I know exactly what I need and what I can live without.


Being beautiful at the age of 20 is entirely natural. However, when you are gorgeous at 35 or 45, it is a life position.

Given your youth and beauty, it is foolish to become a "sponsor" of someone with a long pocket and to spend your life aimlessly at all kinds of parties. We need beauty to help us find harmony, love, and meaning in this harmonious world.


You should not hate people who envy you. They just admit that you are better than them.



Beauty comes to the fore and becomes interesting only when it is covered with clothes.

Femininity - it is harmony, naturalness, and sensuality.


I do not understand women who say they are humiliated by what men want. I think they just disagree with themselves.

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