JR’s artwork at Trocadero Square, with the Eiffel Tower in the background. Source: JR Instagram At certain angles, JR’s work creates a perfect illusion with the image of the Eiffel Tower standing on the cliff, below is the abyss. The layout of the work is quite large, enough for visitors to freely pose and create many unique photos. JR chooses to publish his work on the same day outdoor restaurants are allowed to reopen; and the people of Paris are eager to return to normal life. Lisa Dakdaki – a Parisian said: “It feels like Paris is coming to life. This is a great idea because it is associated with the Eiffel Tower, a symbol of the city.” It took about 2 months to make, this work will be on display until June 17, 2021. JR is known for its large format street art. In 2019, he created the illusion of disappearing pyramids at the Louvre museum (France), with an elaborate installation. Recently, he created a “big crack” at the Palazzo Strozzi museum of Florence (Italy) that made a great impression on the public. JR’s work at the Louvre Museum 2019. Source: JR Instagram

Works in Paris (France) 2020. Em Emem is an artist living in the city of Lyon in southeastern France. He spends a lot of time filling the potholes and cracks in the walls with colorful mosaic designs. This is called the process of “flacing” – a pun on the French word “flaque”, which means puddle or patch. Self-identifying as a sidewalk poet, a child of the street, E.Emem began working on his works in 2016 after being inspired by the “scarred” surfaces of the old alley. “My works are stories about the city,” he says. E.Emem is continuing his sidewalk patch work with a project to be carried out from May 3 to 21 near the site of the Grand Paris Express tram network in the Ile-de-France region. He also participated in a group exhibition called Ceramics Now to be held from June 8 to July 17, 2021 at the La Galerie Italienne exhibition area in Paris. Some works of artist Em Emem: The work was made in 2018 in the city of Sete (France). The work is done in 2020 in Paris (France). The work called “One Love” was completed in 2017 in the city of Lyon (France). The work was done in 2018 in the city of Stavanger (Norway). The work “Kiss Haring” in 2017 in Lyon city (France). Works in 2020 in Paris (France). The work called “Arlequino” in Turin (Italy) was made in 2017. The work is located in the city of Sete (France), completed in 2018. LOVE (with lego material) in Creteil (France) in 2020. The work “Nouvel Angle” in Lyon city (France) was made in 2016.

Although carrots are all orange-yellow in color, they also come in different shades of color. The darker the carrot color indicates the higher the carotene and vitamin C content in it, the more nutrients it contains. So choose darker bulbs instead of lighter ones. Buy a bulb with a small tip When buying, many people wonder if it is better to choose a carrot that is big or small? There are actually no clear standards, since carrots are also divided into many different types, so it makes no sense to choose by size. You’d better focus on where the stem is on the top of the carrot. The smaller the end of the stem, the darker the carrot flavor, the more nutrients, the more delicious. Conversely, the larger the stem, the less dense the body, the less delicious the taste. Buy bulbs that have a lot of soil Carrots with a lot of soil may look dirty, but they are actually just harvested and fresh. Furthermore, the soil will become a protective layer on the surface of the carrot, which not only prevents surface damage but also locks the carrot’s moisture, preventing it from dehydration, making it easy to preserve. and for longer. Besides, although the carrots that have been washed look good, the storage time is relatively shorter. Illustration. Don’t buy cracked carrots When buying carrots, buy carrots with whole roots. Carrots with large cracks or cracks on the surface, even if they are cheap, should not be bought because the cracks are always exposed to the outside, causing the tubers to lose moisture, quickly rotting. The reduction in moisture in carrots will certainly affect the taste and are not easy to store. Buy heavier bulbs when they’re the same size When buying carrots, take two carrots of the same size and weigh in hand. If any bulbs are too light, do not buy. Lighter bulbs are often left on for too long resulting in less water content. The taste is definitely worse when cooked. Conversely, the carrot is heavy, it is definitely more water and fresh, when cooking it will taste better. Therefore, when buying, you should use your hands to try them out! The best way to distinguish Vietnamese and Chinese carrots Distinguish based on the size and shape of carrots Vietnamese carrots are of uneven size and size, most of them are small, lumpy skin, long shape, and Chinese carrots are usually large, uniform, shiny skin, eye-catching, and beautiful. The distinction is based on the carrot stem The stem, leaves, and roots on the Chinese carrot stem are almost cleanly cut. Because Chinese carrots go through the process of frozen preservation to transport to Vietnam, the long storage time, the stalks are often not fresh, but dark in color. Vietnamese carrots have radiating roots around the stem, leaf stalks are often kept intact on the stem when distributing to the market, the stem is fresh, not black. The distinction is based on the carrot stem Carrots contain a lot of vitamin A and essential nutrients for the body, so don’t be afraid to choose the wrong Chinese products and give up on carrots. Just apply the different tips above, make sure you always win Vietnamese carrots to enjoy.

International space station. Photo: Getty The Russian Deputy Prime Minister’s office also said that “information on operational incidents is being recorded more frequently than in recent times” and that an examination of the ISS is required to avoid possible emergency situations out. Astronauts have had to find a way to fix the leak due to cracks in some modules. Mr. Vladimir Solovyev, Deputy Director of Energia in charge of ISS of Russia in November 2020, said that some components of the ISS station were damaged, could not be replaced and would stop working after 2025. Energia is currently researching. to build a space station named Russia Orbital to replace ISS. The ISS was commissioned in 1998. The life cycle of this space station has been extended to 2020 and then to 2024. Dmitry Rogozin, the head of Russia’s Roscosmos space agency, said after the ISS was shut down, the Progress cargo spacecraft would pull it out of orbit. Then, the ISS will fall into the ocean like the Russian Mir space station when decommissioned in 2001./.

Oak Oak works are often very small, simple, inspired by the usual details on the street, to create pictures that are in harmony with the scenery, lively and fresh for the city.

Even the cracks, holes, and grooves were enough to poke the idea for Oak Oak to create a picture of the street.

French artist Oak Oak describes himself as a “hilarious street artist who likes to play with urban elements”. Oak Oak creations range from very light and humorous to profound, inspirational, and at times he tries to bring about important themes like transformation. climate.

Let’s take a look at this collection of street paintings drawn on this exciting nature’s inspiration:

Alien spaceship landed on Earth

The penguins went for a walk on the French streets

The lifelike picture depicts a brown bear’s attempt to catch salmon

Noon sleep

The girl with the course inspired dress was extremely skillful

Honeycomb on a concrete wall on the French street

The International Space Station (ISS). Photo: Wiki

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a plan to start building manned orbital satellites to replace the International Space Station (ISS), which appears to be nearing its end of life.

In recent years, the ISS has started to degrade, astronauts are now regularly detecting cracks, according to RT. Last week, it was revealed that Russian astronauts are still working to seal the leak that was first discovered in 2019. The ongoing problems with the International Space Station have prompted Russia began creating an alternative device.

Called ROSS, the Russian orbital satellite will consist of three to seven modules and can carry up to four people. Although only approved by President Putin on April 12, on the 60th anniversary of the landmark first flight into space by Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, the project has been underway for some time.

Last November, the first deputy design general of space contractor RSC Energia expressed confidence that Russia needs to start building a new station, saying that the ISS has collapsed.

“Until 2025, Russia has an obligation to participate in the ISS program” – Mr. Vladimir Solovyov told the Russian Academy of Sciences. “There were some parts that were severely damaged and no longer working. Many parts are irreplaceable. After 2025, we predict a series of failures on the ISS ”.

Russia has a long history of building its own satellites, with Sputnik 1 being the first satellite launched into low earth orbit in 1957. In 1986, the Soviet Union launched a manufactured space station. in the country called Mir – was the largest artificial satellite in orbit at the time.

Last May, the Russian Space Agency Roscomos revealed, ROSS could be ready for deployment after 2024.

Despite Russia’s willingness to do it alone, Roscosmos has reaffirmed its commitment to international cooperation in recent months. Earlier this month, Russia signed a plan to continue cooperation with the US in space and the two countries would use each other’s rockets to enter space.

Roscosmos also signed a moon exploration agreement with China in March, and agreed to share a moon station with Beijing.

While space is often a place for international competition, both Washington and Moscow often help each other when needed. For example, earlier this year, American astronauts donated food to their Russian partners when supplies from the earth were delayed.

The International Space Station is the only laboratory in the world that allows researchers to perform long-term experiments in microgravity. The ISS has been in the presence of humans continuously since November 2000. The ISS is 109 meters long, 75 meters wide – the equivalent of a football field – and weighs 420 tons. The ISS flies at an altitude of about 400km above earth. The ISS moves at a speed of about 8km / sec, or around the earth about 90 minutes / round. The travel from the launch site in Baikonur, Kazakhstan to ISS by Russian Soyuz can take anywhere from 6 to 48 hours, depending on the launch procedure and the station’s position in orbit.