*Roll VTR*
appear to be elliptical, commander?
*play Background music*
Host 1: Good morning everyone!
Welcome to the universe’s renowned
and brightest talk show, taking
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Host 1 and 2: Beyond the universe!
Host 1: I’m your (adj) host, (name)
Host 2: And I’m your (adj) host,
(name)
Host 2: Today we’ll be tackling about
our very own solar system.
Host 1: And with our guest we’ll be
able to determine the large and small
scale features of the solar system.
Host 2: Is that so?
Host 1: Yes, our guest is not only a
notable astronaut. But she is also a
commander pilot being the very first
woman to walk in space.
Host 1: Ladies and Gentlemen let’s
give a round of applause to
Commander Alex Carmona
*handshake beso beso*
Host 2: Good morning Commander
(name)
Guest: Good morning.
Host 2: Since our audience have not
been able to physically take a glimpse
of space. Would you mind describing
some features of it, specifically a
large scale feature?
Guest: Basically, much of the mass of
the Solar System is concentrated at
the center (Sun) while angular
momentum is held by the outer
planets. So it might look like a tilted
oval or an ellipse. From a large scale
perspective.
Host 1: Why does the solar system
Guest: Well orbits of the planets are
elliptical and are on the same plane.
Host 2: Owh! So In a large scale
perspective it would appear elliptical?
Guest: Exactly.
Host 2: But what are these orbits you
speak of commander? What are its
purpose?
Guest: Well all planets are located at
regular intervals from the sun, which
means they are spaced in between.
And these planets have periods of
revolution, meaning they revolve in a
certain path which we call orbits. The
periods of revolution of the planet
increase with increasing distance
from the Sun; the innermost planets
move faster, the outermost, the
slowest;
Host 1: And these you’ve mention fall
under as a large scale feature of the
Solar System?
Guest: Yes.
Host 2: Such a smooth explanation
commander!
Host 1: Knowledge like that must be
difficult to acquire, commander?
Guest: Well it takes time, a large
amount of time. And with
persistence, dedication and sacrifice
all golden knowledge came through.
Host 2: But luckily as our audience
have been blessed. NASA has
approved of us in filming within their
headquarters. So we may take a
glimpse of this golden knowledge.
Host 1: Not only that, we’ve been
lucky to be filming after the said
arrival of astronauts from a space
mission.
*prepare next scene*
*Cameraman labas*
*interviewer labas*
Host 2: Hello (name)
Interviewer: Good morning (host 1)
and (host 2)! Also to the highly
respectable Commander (name)
So we are currently live here in NASA
Headquarters. With our newly arrived
astronauts. Astronaut (name) and
(name)
Good morning Commander (name)
Astronaut 1: Good morning.
Host 1: Good morning commander.
So how were your recent trips?
Astronaut 1: It has been quite
successful.
Host 2: Now, commander, may we
ask questions regarding specifically
on small scale features of the solar
system?
Astronaut 1: Yes.
Host 1: Commander, can you state
more regarding the inner terrestrial
planets and the outer “gas giants”?
Astronaut: Yes. Inner terrestrial
planets are made of materials with
high melting points such as silicates,
iron , and nickel. They rotate slower,
have thin or no atmosphere, higher
densities, and lower contents of
volatiles - hydrogen, helium, and
noble gases.
Host 2: How about the remaining four
planets, commander?
Astronaut 1: Okay. The outer four
planets - Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and
Neptune are called "gas giants"
because of the dominance of gases
and their larger size. They rotate
faster, have thick atmosphere, lower
densities, and fluid interiors rich in
hydrogen, helium and ices (water,
ammonia, methane).
Host 1: Very well said Commander
Toreta
Astronaut 1: Yes thank you.
Host 2: Okay. That was a bit
invigorating.
Guest: Several standard tests take
place during the first few weeks of
astronauts' return. For example,
sometimes they'll stand on a
neurodistibular platform that is tilted to
test balance. So that’s why he’s in a bit
of a rush.
Host 1: That was noted, commander.
Host 2: Well are there any add-ons to
what the astronauts have mentioned
earlier commander?
Guest: Nothing much. It’s just that
people often are unaware that most
planets rotate prograde, when viewed in
a large scale perspective. Meaning that
most bodies within a celestial system
have similar rotational or orbital
movements, which is west to east or
counter-clockwise.
Host 1: Well I guess that would be the
conclusion of our discussion.
Host 2: Truly we’ve learned a lot today
especially regarding the Large and
Small Scale Features of the Solar
System.
Host 1: Yes! Large scale features
discussing a bigger perspective of the
solar system, as a whole.
Host 2: And small scale features
discussing the planets itself.
Host 1: We would like to thank
Commander Carmona for her
attendance for this discussion.
Host 2: Let’s always catch up regarding
the latest news of our Universe.
Tomorrow we’ll be discussing our very
own planet earth.

Host 1: We would like to thank

Commander Carmona for her
attendance for this discussion.
Host 2: As always, let’s catch up
regarding the latest news of our
Universe. Tomorrow we’ll be discussing
our very own planet earth.
Host 1: Thank you all for watching. This
has been your (Adj) host (name)
Host 2: And this has been your (Adj)
host (name)
See you next time here in---
Host 1 and 2: Beyond the Universe!
*Roll VTR*
*play Background music*
Host 1: Good morning everyone!
Welcome to the universe’s renowned
and brightest talk show, taking
things---
Host 1 and 2: Beyond the universe!
Host 1: I’m your (adj) host, (name)
Host 2: And I’m your (adj) host,
(name)
Host 2: Today we’ll be tackling about
our very own solar system.
Host 1: And with our guest we’ll be
able to determine the large and small
scale features of the solar system.
Host 2: Is that so?
Host 1: Yes, our guest is not only a
notable astronaut. But she is also a
commander pilot being the very first
woman to walk in space.
Host 1: Ladies and Gentlemen let’s
give a round of applause to
Commander Alex Carmona
*handshake beso beso*
Host 2: Good morning Commander
(name)
Guest: Good morning.
Host 2: Since our audience have not
been able to physically take a glimpse
of space. Would you mind describing
some features of it, specifically a
large scale feature?
Guest: Basically, much of the mass of
the Solar System is concentrated at
the center (Sun) while angular
momentum is held by the outer
planets. So it might look like a tilted
oval or an ellipse. From a large scale
perspective.
Host 1: Why does the solar system
appear to be elliptical, commander?
Guest: Well orbits of the planets are
elliptical and are on the same plane.
Host 2: Owh! So In a large scale
perspective it would appear elliptical?
Guest: Exactly.
Host 2: But what are these orbits you
speak of commander? What are its
purpose?
Guest: Well all planets are located at
regular intervals from the sun, which
means they are spaced in between.
And these planets have periods of
revolution, meaning they revolve in a
certain path which we call orbits. The
periods of revolution of the planet
increase with increasing distance
from the Sun; the innermost planets
move faster, the outermost, the
slowest;
Host 1: And these you’ve mention fall
under as a large scale feature of the
Solar System?
Guest: Yes.
Host 2: Such a smooth explanation
commander!
Host 1: Knowledge like that must be
difficult to acquire, commander?
Guest: Well it takes time, a large
amount of time. And with
persistence, dedication and sacrifice
all golden knowledge came through.
Host 2: But luckily as our audience
have been blessed. NASA has
approved of us in filming within their
headquarters. So we may take a
glimpse of this golden knowledge.
Host 1: Not only that, we’ve been
lucky to be filming after the said
arrival of astronauts from a space
mission.
*prepare next scene*
*Cameraman labas*
*interviewer labas*
Host 2: Hello Claire
Interviewer: Good morning (host 1)
and (host 2)! Also to the highly
respectable Commander (name)
So we are currently live here in NASA
Headquarters. With our newly arrived
astronauts. Astronaut (name) and
(name)
Good morning Commander (name)
Astronaut 1: Good morning.
Host 1: Good morning commander.
So how were your recent trips?
Astronaut 1: It has been quite
successful.
Host 2: Now, commander, may we
ask questions regarding specifically
on small scale features of the solar
system?
Astronaut 1: Yes.
Host 1: Commander, can you state
more regarding the inner terrestrial
planets and the outer “gas giants”?
Astronaut: Yes. Inner terrestrial
planets are made of materials with
high melting points such as silicates,
iron , and nickel. They rotate slower,
have thin or no atmosphere, higher
densities, and lower contents of
volatiles - hydrogen, helium, and
noble gases.
Host 2: How about the remaining four
planets, commander?
Astronaut 1: Okay. The outer four
planets - Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and
Neptune are called "gas giants"
because of the dominance of gases
and their larger size. They rotate
faster, have thick atmosphere, lower
densities, and fluid interiors rich in
hydrogen, helium and ices (water,
ammonia, methane).
Host 1: Very well said Commander
Toreta
Astronaut 1: Yes thank you.
Host 2: Okay. That was a bit
invigorating.
Guest: Several standard tests take
place during the first few weeks of
astronauts' return. For example,
sometimes they'll stand on a
neurodistibular platform that is tilted to
test balance. So that’s why he’s in a bit
of a rush.
Host 1: That was noted, commander.
Host 2: Well are there any add-ons to
what the astronauts have mentioned
earlier commander?
Guest: Nothing much. It’s just that
people often are unaware that most
planets rotate prograde, when viewed in
a large scale perspective. Meaning that
most bodies within a celestial system
have similar rotational or orbital
movements, which is west to east or
counter-clockwise.
Host 1: Well I guess that would be the
conclusion of our discussion.
Host 2: Truly we’ve learned a lot today
especially regarding the Large and
Small Scale Features of the Solar
System.
Host 1: Yes! Large scale features
discussing a bigger perspective of the
solar system, as a whole.
Host 2: And small scale features
discussing the planets itself.
Host 1: We would like to thank
Commander Carmona for her
attendance for this discussion.
Host 2: As always, let’s catch up
regarding the latest news of our
Universe. Tomorrow we’ll be discussing
our very own planet earth.
Host 1: Thank you all for watching. This
has been your (Adj) host (name)
Host 2: And this has been your (Adj)
host (name)
See you next time here in---
Host 1 and 2: Beyond the Universe!