Camille: Hello there and welcome to Behind the News. As you know there has been remarkable descovery in space due to the views recieved from hubbles telescope, space shuttles and sattelite. Today we're going to be getting some people coming on to the show and talking to us about Venus and Nebula, two important aspects of the universe. Also we will be crossing over to Texas where we will meet up with George, a trusted employee who will be looking around at Nasa and commenting on the discoveries on Venus and Nebula. As the mainstream media has been flooded with news about this man we had to bring him in so please welcomer Rehan, a planetary expert on Venus.
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Camille: So hey there Rehan
Rehan: Hey Camille, it's great to be here
Camille: So we'll ask you some questions, so our first question is, how would you describe Venus?
Rehan: Well Venus is a planet which is very similar to that of earth, it's almost considered earth's sister as it has a similar diameter and mass. Venus is dominated by thick clouds contained with gas and acid. It is also the brightest planet in our solar system, apart from the Sun and the moon. At a time, Venus was interestingly thought to have resembled an appearance, very much like earth but changed into the planet that it is now.
Camille: Well what are some of the gases in Venus's atmosphere?
Rehan: Well Venus's atmosphere is made up of 96% Carbon Dioxide, 3.5% Nitrogen and .5% of other smaller gases. And it is a big difference compared to earth's atmosphere, which is dominated by Oxygen and Nitrogen.
Camille: Well what is some of the mass info that we know about Venus.
Well Venus has an approximate diametre of 12, 103.6 kilometres. It has a mass of 4.869e24km, which when expanded has a lot of zero's. Venus is also 108, 208, 930 kilometres away from the sun.
Camille: Would we be able to sustain any form of life on Venus?
Rehan: Unfortunately we can't, Venus has no traces of water, it is filled with thick acidic clouds of gas. At this stage, it would appear that their is no hope of us sustaining any life on Venus
Camille: Well thanks for that info Rehan, now Joe will tell us about Nebula, which is the original beginning of a star. Hey there Joe, thanks for coming in
Joe: No worries, I'm glad to be here.
Camille: Well our first question for you is, what exactly is Nebula.
Joe: Well Camille, Nebula or Nebulae with an e for a plural are what begins the process of forming a star. Basically Nebula is a cloud of dust and gas which forms in space.
Camille: So how do Nebulae form?
Joe: Well the formation of a Nebula is the result of gravitational collapse of diffuse gas in interstelllar space. Basically for everyone at home, this means that because of high gravitiational pressure, nebula forms because the diffused gas collapses.
Camille: So what are some of the kinds of Nebula in the universe?
Joe: Well some of the various forms of Nebula that are located in the universe are: planetary nebula, which is when a sun begins to die and dissolve into a nebula, reflection nebula which is a nebula which is a bright blue cloud of gas and dust and made up of mainly hydrogen and another form of nebula is an emission nebula which emits its own light. It is usually a red or pink because it uses up energy from it.
Camille: Well thanks for that Joe, and now we 'll go to a break, stay with us after the break we'll go across to Texas where George is on Behind the News.
Camille: Now, we will be having george haddadd on the show to join Joe and Rehan to discuss Nebula and Venus.
George: Hello its great to be here.
Joe: Your welcome
Rehan: So you been with nasa for a year studing Venus and Nebula
George: yes i have.
Joe: As nebula is a cloud of gas and dust it is obvious that life will never be able to be sustained on it do you think oneday we will ever reach a Nebula.
George: No unfortunatley at the moment we have no hope of reachng a nebula as the conditions of the universe are to life thretaning.
Camille: I've just recieved word that unfortunatley thats all the time we have.
Rehan: Sorry but just as a concluding request George can you give the viewers 2 interesting points you know about Venus and joe 2 interesting points you know about Nebula.
George: Sure
On Venus:
Venus does not have any traces of water however it is also believed that when Venus had an appearance which resembled earth.
Because Venus has a slow rotation of 243 earth days, it has no form of magnetic field's surrounding it.
Joe:
On Nebula
One of the main types of gas in a nebula is hydrogen, but you can also find helium and microscopic dust
The main gas in Nebulae is hydrogen but their is also helium and microscoric gas.
Camille: Well thanks for watching Behind the News and now we'll finish by showing a short movie
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CONCLUSIONGeorge : Thank everyone for watching and say that they have been a great audience. Say that you hope they have learnt alot and enjoyed the play.
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Camille: Hello there and welcome to Behind the News. As you know there has been remarkable descovery in space due to the views recieved from hubbles telescope, space shuttles and sattelite. Today we're going to be getting some people coming on to the show and talking to us about Venus and Nebula, two important aspects of the universe. Also we will be crossing over to Texas where we will meet up with George, a trusted employee who will be looking around at Nasa and commenting on the discoveries on Venus and Nebula. As the mainstream media has been flooded with news about this man we had to bring him in so please welcomer Rehan, a planetary expert on Venus.
Applause.
Camille: So hey there Rehan
Rehan: Hey Camille, it's great to be here
Camille: So we'll ask you some questions, so our first question is, how would you describe Venus?
Rehan: Well Venus is a planet which is very similar to that of earth, it's almost considered earth's sister as it has a similar diameter and mass. Venus is dominated by thick clouds contained with gas and acid. It is also the brightest planet in our solar system, apart from the Sun and the moon. At a time, Venus was interestingly thought to have resembled an appearance, very much like earth but changed into the planet that it is now.
Camille: Well what are some of the gases in Venus's atmosphere?
Rehan: Well Venus's atmosphere is made up of 96% Carbon Dioxide, 3.5% Nitrogen and .5% of other smaller gases. And it is a big difference compared to earth's atmosphere, which is dominated by Oxygen and Nitrogen.
Camille: Well what is some of the mass info that we know about Venus.
Well Venus has an approximate diametre of 12, 103.6 kilometres. It has a mass of 4.869e24km, which when expanded has a lot of zero's. Venus is also 108, 208, 930 kilometres away from the sun.
Camille: Would we be able to sustain any form of life on Venus?
Rehan: Unfortunately we can't, Venus has no traces of water, it is filled with thick acidic clouds of gas. At this stage, it would appear that their is no hope of us sustaining any life on Venus
Camille: Well thanks for that info Rehan, now Joe will tell us about Nebula, which is the original beginning of a star. Hey there Joe, thanks for coming in
Joe: No worries, I'm glad to be here.
Camille: Well our first question for you is, what exactly is Nebula.
Joe: Well Camille, Nebula or Nebulae with an e for a plural are what begins the process of forming a star. Basically Nebula is a cloud of dust and gas which forms in space.
Camille: So how do Nebulae form?
Joe: Well the formation of a Nebula is the result of gravitational collapse of diffuse gas in interstelllar space. Basically for everyone at home, this means that because of high gravitiational pressure, nebula forms because the diffused gas collapses.
Camille: So what are some of the kinds of Nebula in the universe?
Joe: Well some of the various forms of Nebula that are located in the universe are: planetary nebula, which is when a sun begins to die and dissolve into a nebula, reflection nebula which is a nebula which is a bright blue cloud of gas and dust and made up of mainly hydrogen and another form of nebula is an emission nebula which emits its own light. It is usually a red or pink because it uses up energy from it.
Camille: Well thanks for that Joe, and now we 'll go to a break, stay with us after the break we'll go across to Texas where George is on Behind the News.
Camille: Now, we will be having george haddadd on the show to join Joe and Rehan to discuss Nebula and Venus.
George: Hello its great to be here.
Joe: Your welcome
Rehan: So you been with nasa for a year studing Venus and Nebula
George: yes i have.
Joe: As nebula is a cloud of gas and dust it is obvious that life will never be able to be sustained on it do you think oneday we will ever reach a Nebula.
George: No unfortunatley at the moment we have no hope of reachng a nebula as the conditions of the universe are to life thretaning.
Camille: I've just recieved word that unfortunatley thats all the time we have.
Rehan: Sorry but just as a concluding request George can you give the viewers 2 interesting points you know about Venus and joe 2 interesting points you know about Nebula.
George: Sure
On Venus:
- Venus does not have any traces of water however it is also believed that when Venus had an appearance which resembled earth.
- Because Venus has a slow rotation of 243 earth days, it has no form of magnetic field's surrounding it.
Joe:On Nebula
Camille: Well thanks for watching Behind the News and now we'll finish by showing a short movie
Music is played in background.
CONCLUSION George : Thank everyone for watching and say that they have been a great audience. Say that you hope they have learnt alot and enjoyed the play.