... About meteorites . ... Meteoritic data . ... About laboratory . ... The lake is like a round mirror 200 meters in diameter, surrounded by a ring wall 350-400 meters across. ... The ring wall, especially well preserved along the southeast shore of the lake, the steep banks and the great depth, all indicated that at one time there had been a powerful explosion here. ... It is possible that the depth may have been 40 meters before but that the slumping of the banks was helping to decrease the depth. ...

The rising tides. In 1777 Laplas made a report in the Paris academy about the rising tides and the falling tides. Their first model was considered by Newton and Kepler so that the rising tides and the falling tides were caused by the Moon and the Sun. This theory was developed by I. Bernully, Ailer and d'Alamber. Their scheme about the rising tides following on two directions (one to the Moon and the other to the Sun) was suited the non deep ocean in the stable planet. ...

... Всякий, кто наблюдал планеты в телескоп, знает, что на поверх- ности Сатурна, то есть на верхней границе его облачного покрова, за- метно мало деталей и контраст их с окружающим фоном невелик. Этим Сатурн отличается от Юпитера, где присутствует множество контрастных деталей в виде темных и светлых полос, волн, узелков, свидетельству- ющих о значительной активности его атмосферы. ... Таким образом, снимки облачности де- монстрируют своеобразие атмосферы Сатурна, которая даже активнее юпитерианской. ...