Tsunami is a natural disaster. It destroys houses, cities and takes thousands of lives. When the water flows from the beaches, people rush to collect shells, although in fact you need to run as far as possible because very soon a giant wave will hit this place and wash away everything in its path.
Tsunami is very terrible. It destroys the homes of the city and takes thousands of lives. When water pours from the beaches, people rush to collect shells, but actually have to run as far as possible so that very soon this place will fall a giant wave and washed away everything in its path.
At the National Air and Space Museum we saw 1 an exact copy of the lunar module that landed on the Moon in 1969. 2 "Take it in turns. Keep watch,' said Dad, as my brothers and I ran to be the first to get inside the small spacecraft. It was amazing inside and we pretended we were flying through space. After that, my little brother jumped up and down a lot. When Dad asked what he was doing, he said, 'I'm walking on the Moon - there isn't much 4 gravity,' In the afternoon we watched a film about the Moon landing, 'Earth looks spectacular from space,' said. Dad said, 'One of the most striking things is how small our planet is in the universe.' We were quiet after that.
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Tsunami is a natural disaster. It destroys houses, cities and takes thousands of lives. When the water flows from the beaches, people rush to collect shells, although in fact you need to run as far as possible because very soon a giant wave will hit this place and wash away everything in its path.
Tsunami is very terrible. It destroys the homes of the city and takes thousands of lives. When water pours from the beaches, people rush to collect shells, but actually have to run as far as possible so that very soon this place will fall a giant wave and washed away everything in its path.
At the National Air and Space Museum we saw 1 an exact copy of the lunar module that landed on the Moon in 1969. 2 "Take it in turns. Keep watch,' said Dad, as my brothers and I ran to be the first to get inside the small spacecraft. It was amazing inside and we pretended we were flying through space. After that, my little brother jumped up and down a lot. When Dad asked what he was doing, he said, 'I'm walking on the Moon - there isn't much 4 gravity,' In the afternoon we watched a film about the Moon landing, 'Earth looks spectacular from space,' said. Dad said, 'One of the most striking things is how small our planet is in the universe.' We were quiet after that.