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Hi everyone!

Today we're going to learn how to pronounce the word FEMME in french.

Femme is a tricky word because it sounds like you should pronounce it f-E-mme.

Which was, historically, the way you would pronounce it.

But is was quite hard to pronounce so people started changing it for f-A-mme.

The thing is that back then, most people didn't know how to read or how to write so the pronunciation

changed but the way it's written didn't.

So this is why it's pronounce f-A-mme but it's written f-E-mme.

Now here's how to pronounce it:

femme

femme

fe-mme

fe-mme

Femme is the french word for woman

and if you would like to say women in french you would say femmes as well.

There's no difference of pronunciation in french if it's one femme or multiple femmes.

Even though there is an 'S' at the end you wouldn't pronounce it.

So FEMME and FEMMES, exactly the same pronunciation.

I hope you enjoyed this video and I will see you in the next one.

Bye!!

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THE MYSTERIES OF PLANET MERCURY - MINI SPACE DOCUMENTARY - Duration: 12:37.

our world and beyond space in

partnership with the European Space

Agency

the mercury of Roman mythology was an

erratic and volatile character and this

swift-moving messenger lent his name to

one of the solar system's most

mysterious worlds the planet mercury

mercury is really a weird planet

normal terrestrial planets all the rest

have a relation between the how big they

are how then they are America is not

following that rule is much more dense

that what you would expect for its size

so something went wrong in the formation

of mercury that we don't know one of the

reasons why mercury remains mysterious

is that it's so close to the Sun

telescopes find it difficult to observe

a small planet against such ferocious

light

mark you must know it's the missing

piece in order to understand the

evolution of our solar system we have

been to comments we have seen the other

planet but we do not know a lot about

mercury

what we do know points to a forbidding

world pockmarked with craters

luxury for us is a planet of extremes as

a hottest temperature as temperature

variations on Mercury about 600 degrees

between day and night so you have

temperatures like 400 450 degrees on the

surface during the day and imagine

that's like being in app itself runner

so it's really hot there and

temperatures at about minus hundred

seventy-five doing tonight one of the

great mysteries of mercury is its orbit

and rotation it follows an unusual

pattern one day on Mercury can last up

to a hundred and seventy-six Earth days

and yet one year last 88 Earth days

nicola combo from the observatory of

Paris has spent years researching the

rotation of mercury

there in 10 or the rotation of mercury

is really unique solar system mercury

rotates two times around the Sun in the

time that it turns three times around

its polar axis this one expert

mercury follows an odd elliptical orbit

in which it passes within 47 million

kilometers of the Sun and then swings

out to 70 million kilometers while it

rotate slowly on its axis meaning the

passing of a day on mercury is like no

other

so that's what happened manicure if they

were on the planet Mercury what you

would see is the Sun rising in the East

today offered the then it would climb

into the sky and then the Sun would stop

at a certain point and wanted off that

move slightly backwards on ya stop again

and then carry on and set in the West

the way mercury turns on its axis

suggest that just beneath its thin

silica crust lies a large fluid mantle

it's so dense that scientists believe it

must be made from molten iron blended

with a little sulfur

and as for atmosphere too masculine part

by the mercury we don't talk about an

atmosphere but instead we talk about an

exosphere that's to say something which

is very tenuous basically linked to

outgassing Judah solar wind so there are

a few particles that are around mercury

but it's very very thin before the first

space probes flew to mercury some only

assumed it was a rather dull planet

simmering in the heat of the Sun Mercury

is known since long time ago I mean dish

Egyptians already give information about

about the existence of mercury and and

recognizing it as a planet but but real

observations of Mary didn't started much

later the first signs that mercury was

more mysterious than imagined came when

the mariner 10 mission flew by in 1974

it sent back intriguing images of the

surface and picked up signs of a weak

magnetic field

since 2011 the NASA probe Messenger has

been orbiting mercury mapping the

surface in detail

it's picked up signs of ancient

volcanoes and of a cooling interlayer

yet so much remains to be discovered

what scientists want to do is try to

understand the nature of the planet

itself you want to characterize the

surface what material is under surface

we would like to measure temperatures we

would like to see the interaction with

the solar images special American

because it's so close to the Sun then

were curious and magnetic field which is

like Earth dynamo field we would like to

understand that and so there are several

reasons to go to mercury

in 2015 Europe should launch its own

mission to mercury it carries the name

Betty colombo in honor of the italian

mathematician he studied mercury and it

was his calculations which helped plot

the course of the mariner 10 space craft

Betty Colombo's first challenge is to

successfully reach its destination and

avoid the gravitational grasp of the Sun

the Sun has a lot of gravity and if you

get in out of our orbit Earth orbit and

you go closer to the Sun and you want to

get to the mercury orbitz you have to be

very careful and expend a lot of energy

to avoid falling in the Sun

the journey to mercury is six years and

is a rather moment because it takes very

much energy to travel to that planet it

takes as much energy to travel to

mercury as it would take to travel to

put on Pepe colombo should be the most

complete exploratory mission to mercury

ever conceived construction and testing

the probe is well underway at the

european space agency's research and

Technology Center in the Netherlands the

project is a joint mission with the

Japanese and the spacecraft is divided

into two each probe with a specific set

of tasks that the colombo has two

orbiters the one is the European orbiter

called the mercury planetary orbiter and

it has a imaging instruments and

spectrometers but also some instruments

to look at the plasma around mercury

then there is a japanese spacecraft

mercury magnetospheric orbiter that or

will operate at a much higher altitude

in order to to map the magnetosphere and

a plasma

the mission will spend at least a year

investigating the geology interior

structure magnetic field and general

dynamics of mercury

as it does so it will have to deal with

a ferocious heat of the Sun and

reflected radiation from the planet

the probe is equipped with special

thermal shields and a large radiator to

keep the instruments inside that

operating temperature the planetary

orbiter will circle around mercury

keeping always the instrumentation

pointed at the surface

this means that almost all the faces of

the space cross will be exposed to the

high-intensity solar radiation there is

only one side of the spacecraft that we

can call the cold face that carries the

radiator and has to be pointed to the

cold space in order to be able to reject

and radiate all the excessive heat that

the spacecraft that produces

Pepe colombo should reach its

destination by the year twenty

twenty-two not only will it offer a new

insight into mercury but also an idea of

how the other rocky planets of our solar

system were formed

Oh

that in turn could offer new clues about

other worlds circling distant stars

recently a very hot topic on planetary

size or astronomy as external planets

and many of these planets orbits

compared to the run of mercury so very

close to the Sun very close to the

parents top and so some scientists

believe if you studying mercury and

understand the behavior of mercury that

we can also learn something for the

extrasolar planets and understand why

they are formed or are so close to their

parent star planetary scientists a

curious to find out how Mercury's orbit

and rotation may have changed over its

lifetime

that's because many of the distant

planet spotted around other stars appear

to follow similar paths

for macular but we can make analogies

between work around the planetary

systems that we discover the extra solar

systems where we have planets that are

close to their star but with a highly

eccentric orbit and the job except that

these planets are gas giants not like

mercury so the planets themselves are

different but their position is very

similar

what's interesting with Mercury will be

to understand how this interaction works

between the planets and the Sun for a

planet that's very close to it for a

point-and-click what happened to make

sure why is it so dense and how did it

already evolved finding answers to those

questions could help solve other

mistress to

we have a theory to understand how

planetary systems form and the solar

system is a good example

now the theory was based on explaining

the solar system and it was fine

it worked but now when we have

discovered new planets around other

stars in the galaxy the extrasolar

planet they don't fit at all so

something is wrong and the special cases

those that are difficult to understand

in details like mercury are very health

because it is a case where we find a

number of things we don't understand

easily the fleet-footed messenger of

Rome a yet deliver some revealing

insights into how our solar system

formed four-and-a-half billion years ago

history but the only person around it

doesn't have TV coverage of the favor

and find it man you got the black up now

you're gonna be a star in the TV picture

now they'll yes we are getting a TV

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