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If holidays are like this in AAU, I will never miss them😁 W AAU

In the next episodes of our session on solar system, we try to see into the planets rather than the sun. We divide them based on their distance from the suninto: -> The rocky planets -> The astsroid belts and -> The gas planets Then we finalize the core session and try to see for relating researches and topics like, road to Mars and road to moon.

For all my muslim friends, I wish you happy holiday

Me waiting for the AI to automate everything on earth and live this life:-

I need a girlfriend for a research purpose

Anyhow, for the guys who got it, am glad u got this 👏👏👏👍 We may do this sometimes again🫡

Let me know who has got it

These are Ethio Telecom mobile cards, and one of them has been recharged.

Its funny tho only one person has tried and got the numbers😂😂 Still you have a chance guys😇

Have a great day💫

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This is the continued part of part 2. In this session we see: 👉How the environment was when the sun was being made 👉How the sun was made 👉When will the sun last 👉What will happen when it lasts 👉 Phases of the sun

Let’s kill this “summer = ክረምት” stuff once and for all. Westerns call summer their በጋ. As we know, when it is በጋ for them, it will be ክረምት for us. If we take the conceptual translation, the word summer indicates a season characterized by sunny and warm weather, so we can call it በጋ. The other view, which is used by many individuals in Ethiopia, translates summer as ክረምት, even though it doesn’t actually mean ክረምት. This happens because it is ክረምት here when the weather is summer for Westerns. In some sense, we and the Western world have opposite seasonal weather patterns. So which one is preferred? I prefer the conceptual translation: summer → በጋ What do you think on this?

Let’s settle the “summer = ክረምት” confusion once and for all. In Western countries, summer refers to the season that is sunny and warm. In Amharic, the season with those characteristics is በጋ. So conceptually, summer = በጋ. However, many people in Ethiopia translate summer as ክረምት. This happens because when it is summer in many Western countries, it happens to be ክረምት (rainy season) in Ethiopia. So the translation is based on timing, not meaning. But if we translate based on the actual concept of the season, it makes more sense to say: • Summer → በጋ • Winter → ክረምት Personally, I prefer the conceptual translation, not the calendar coincidence. What do you think?