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The **Junior North Vision Song Contest 7**, often referred to as **JNVSC 7** was the eighth edition of the Junior North Vision Song Contest. It was held in Kiev, Ukraine after the country's win in the last edition. Albania won for the first time with the song "Young and Reckless" by Kanita Suma getting 145 points.

## Location

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**Kiev** or Kyiv (Ukrainian: Київ ; Russian: Киев ) is the capital and largest city of Ukraine, located in the north central part of the country on the Dnieper River. The population in July 2013 was 2,847,200 (though higher estimated numbers have been cited in the press), making Kiev the 8th largest city in Europe.

Kiev is an important industrial, scientific, educational, and cultural centre of Eastern Europe. It is home to many high-tech industries, higher education institutions and world-famous historical landmarks. The city has an extensive infrastructure and highly developed system of public transport, including the Kiev Metro.

The city's name is said to derive from the name of Kyi, one of its four legendary founders (see Name, below). During its history, Kiev, one of the oldest cities in Eastern Europe, passed through several stages of great prominence and relative obscurity. The city probably existed as a commercial centre as early as the 5th century. A Slavic settlement on the great trade route between Scandinavia and Constantinople, Kiev was a tributary of the Khazars,until seized by the Varangians (Vikings) in the mid-9th century. Under Varangian rule, the city became a capital of the Kievan Rus', the first East Slavic state. Completely destroyed during the Mongol invasion in 1240, the city lost most of its influence for the centuries to come. It was a provincial capital of marginal importance in the outskirts of the territories controlled by its powerful neighbours; first the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, followed by Poland and Russia.

## Venue

**National Palace of Arts "Ukraina"** (Ukrainian: Національний палац мистецтв "Україна") or **Palace "Ukraina"** is one of the main theatre venues for official events along with Palace of Sports in Kiev, Ukraine. The venue is a state company administered by the State Directory of Affairs.

It was opened in 1970 as the biggest center of culture and arts. The building was designed by a group of architects P. Zhylytskyi, I. Vayner, under the directorship of the project's author the distinguished architect of Ukrainian SSR Yevhenia Marychenko. All of the architects were awarded Shevchenko National Prize (1971) for its design and construction. The building is trapezoidal, twenty eight meters tall and consists of over 300 rooms.

Although it was finally built on a former market square on Krasnoarmeyskaya street (present vul. Velyka Vasylkivska), it was originally suggested to be built in the place of St. Michael's Golden-Domed Monastery.
Algeria

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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Uganda

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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Kazakhstan

**Kazakhsta** has participated 8 times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "Chameleon" performed by Sasha Holiday. After it was found out that Sasha wasn't Kazakh, she was disqualified. Their highest result is 3rd in the final by Kamshat Zholdybaeva with her song "Padisha".

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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     *Did not qualify to the final*
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Solar System

The Solar System formed about 4.6 billion years ago. It all started as a dust cloud in space, and 4.6 billion years ago Sun was born in the Orion Nebula. Our Solar System belongs to the Milky Way Galaxy. Shortly after the Sun was born, the planets began to form. The forming planets took millions of years to do so. Eight planets, five dwarf planets, over 1 million asteroids, meteoroids, meteors, meteorites, and comets.

## Planets

* Mercury
* Venus
* Earth
* Mars
* Jupiter
* Saturn
* Uranus
* Neptune
Alaska

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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Vision Contest Broadcasting Union

The **Vision Broadcasting Union**, often referred as **VBU** is a union of broadcasters from so far **fifty-five** active different countries across Europe, Africa, Asia, Oceania, North & South America and the Caucasus Area with its headquarters located in TBA.

Every Country will be automatic member of this Union when it take part for the frist time in VSC. The Union have **XX** active countries participating.

## History

The Vision Broadcasting Union was formed the 20th December 2016 by the French & Australian broadcaster. The union has **XX** members at the moment, but not all of them is active participating at the Contest.

## Members

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Greece

**Greece** has participated in the Vision Song Contest 15 times since their debut in the 1st edition. The country has managed to qualify 8 out of 15 times since its debut. Greece won for its first time ever in edition 10 with Eleni Foureira and "Pio dinata" hitting 246 points in the Grand Final, 2nd place in Semi-Final 2 with 144 points, winning the "Zara Larsson Award: Best Female" of that edition and also the title of the "Winner of Vision All Stars" edition 1. Greece hosted the 11th edition of VSC after their win in edition 10. Helena Paparizou with "Haide" reached the 2nd place in "Vision All Stars 2"/"Golden Vision" for Greece.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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Junior Vision Song Contest 1

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The **Junior Vision Song Contest 1** was the second annual Junior Vision Song Contest. It took place in Almaty, Kazakhstan on 13 November 2016. The Kazakh broadcaster Khaber Agency was the host broadcaster for the event. It was the second time in a row the contest was held in Kazakhstan, after Kurulay Meyrambek's victory in the first edition with the song "Sağınışım küyim elime", receiving a total of 112 points. A total of 18 countries participated, with the United Kingdom, Hungary and Argentina debuting and Israel, The Philippines, Porutgal, Serbia, Sweden and Colombia choosing to withdraw.

Kurulay Meyrambek representing Kazakhstan won the contest with the song "Sağınışım küyim elime". This was Kazakhstan's first win, and so far the only country that won in their debut.

## Format

### **Design**

On 12 November 2016, Khaber Agency revealed the logo and the slogan, made by the Kazakh delegation. The slogan was "Explore The Music".

### **Host**

On 12 November 2016, Zhanar Dugalova was announced as hostess of the second edition. Zhanar Dugalova represented Kazakhstan in the seventh edition of Vision Song Contest, as a part of KeshYOU. She is also known as winner of Türkvizyon Song Contest 2014.

### **Location**

After Kazakhstan's win in the first edition, they immedialetly confirmed to host the contest again, after hosting the first edition, and a few days after Khaber Agency confirmed that the contest would take place in the Almaty Arena, in Almaty. The venue had a capicity of 12.000 spectators.
Japan

**Japan** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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San Marino

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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     *Did not qualify to the final*
     *Did not compete or was relegated*
Hungary in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2023

Hungary participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2023 which took place on 10 December 2023, in Varna, Bulgaria. The Hungarian broadcaster MTVA was responsible for organising their entry for the contest.

## Background

Hungary in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest

Prior to the 2023 contest, Hungary had participated in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest times since its debut in Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2023. Hungary has won the contest twice.

## Before Junior Eurovision

The Hungarian broadcaster MTVA, announced on 16 January 2023 that they would be participating at the 2023 contest, taking place in Varna, Bulgaria. on 10 December 2023.

## References

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Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2024

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The **Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2024** is set to be the 22nd edition of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest and will be held in TBA, Georgia. thanks to Datuna Kereselidze's win in 2023 with the song "I am who you". of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.

## Provisional list of participating countries

Template:As of only have confirmed their intention to participate in the 2024 contest.

* Andorra
* Armenia
* Azerbaijan
* Bulgaria
* Estonia
* Finland
* Georgia
* Russia
* Slovakia
* Turkey

## Other countries

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For a country to be eligible for potential participation in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest, it needs to be an active member of the EBU.

### Active EBU members

* France: On 1 December 2023, announced that the country would not participate in the 2024 contest. France last participated in 2021.

### Non-EBU members

* Belarus: Belarusian broadcaster BTRC was expelled from the EBU on 1 July, therefore losing the rights to broadcast and participate in the contest unless another Belarusian broadcaster joins the EBU. In August 2021, it was confirmed that the suspension would last for three years, however, the EBU can review it at any point before it expires.

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Somalia

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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## Participating countries

It was announced, that - for the first time since the first edition - 2 semi-finals would be held.

## Results

### Semi-final 1

Czech Republic also voted in this semi-final. The ten highlighted countries qualified for the final.

### Semi-final 2

Czech Republic also voted in this semi-final. The ten highlighted countries qualified for the final.

### Final

10 countries of each semi-final qualified for the final.

Czech Republic, as the host, was already pre-qualified.
Guam

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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South Korea

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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     *Second place*
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     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify to the final*
     *Did not compete or was relegated*
Eurovision Song Contest List of Withdrawn Songs

Over the 60 years of the Eurovision Song Contest, there have been quite a few songs that were selected or chosen but never made it to the contest. There are many reasons for this to happen, such as the broadcaster/artist withdrawing before the contest started, disagreements with the song, rule breaking, and more.

**NOTE:** Due to the nature of the circumstances surrounding the and the further ineligibility for the following year, all songs from that edition will not be classified as withdrawn and will continue to be archived on the Wiki.
Chile

**Chile** has participated 1 time in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "Quiero verte mas" performed by Francisca Valenzuela.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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Neptune

### Moons

1. Triton2. Nereid 3. Larissa 4. Naiad 5. Thalassa 6. Despina 7. Galatea 8. Proteus 9. Halimede 10. Sao 11. Laomedeia12. Neso 13. Psamathe 14. S/2004 N 1

Neptune is the eighth and final planet in the Solar System. It is the smallest gas giant with the smallest number of moons for a gas giant's family. It has the highest density of all gas giants.

## Great Dark Spot

Like Jupiter's Great Red Spot, Neptune has a spot called "Great Dark Spot" which was the size of Earth. In 1994, recent pictures showed it had disappeared. It was discovered in 1989.

## Wild Blues

Neptune has the most wildest temperature of all planets, wind speeds can reach 1,300 mph. It has many storms that come and die out. It is extremely cold, allows temperatures to shiver up to 55 degrees Kelvin. If this were 55 degrees C lower, this would be absolute zero, where all atoms would stop moving.

## **Q:How Long Is a Neptune Year?**

**A:**A year on Neptune takes almost 165 Earth years.

## Q:Is Neptune's Center Hot?

A:Yes, at about 9,400 degrees Fa., even though it is very far from our Sun.
Poland

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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My Junior Eurovision Song Contest

The often shortened is a song contest on Youtube held among the members of the European Broadcasting Union since January 1986 and is inspired by the Junior Eurovision Song Contest. The contest is the junior pendant for the

Each country's head of delegation gets to select an entry for each edition either by internal or national selection. Then the countries get to vote for each show (semi-final and final) to determine the qualifiers and the winner of each edition.

### Logo and theme

The general logo, which was created by a German team, was introduced in the The logo featured the name of the contest and below of it, the name of the host city appeared along with the number of the edition. The word was formed in a calligraphic font while the letter "V" was replaced by a heart where the flag of the host appeared. Additional to that, the word "Junior" was highlighted in the colours of a rainbow to show off the playfulness and happiness of young musicians.
Slovenia

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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Finland

**Finnland** has participated in every in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "Faller" performed by Krista Siegfrids. Their highest result is 6th in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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Turkey

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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Singapore

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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Zimbabwe

**Zimbabwe** has participated 3 times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "Pedio Maxis (Πεδιο μαχης)" performed by Vegas. Their highest result is 18th in the semifinal.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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Cyprus

**Cyprus** has participated 8 times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "La La Love" performed by Ivi Amadou, this also gave their highest result, placing 17th.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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United Kingdom

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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Lebanon

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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Jersey

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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Brazil

**Brazil** has participated 3 times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "We Are One" performed by Pitbull, Jennifer Lopes and Claudia Litte. This became 14th in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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Morocco

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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     *Second place*
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     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify to the final*
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Estonia

**Estonia** has participated every edtion in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "Lower Than The Ground" performed by Leon & Jazzu. Their highest result is 6th in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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     *Did not qualify to the final*
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Junior Vision Song Contest 3

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The **Junior Vision Song Contest 3** was the third edition of Vision Song Contes, and took place, for the first time, in Ukraine, after Sofia Tarasova's victory in the second edition with the song "Letet Vysoko", receiving a total of 99 points. The Ukrainian national broadcaster AU:PBC was the host broadcaster of the event. The final took place on in the Arena Lviv, in Lviv. Verka Serducka, an Ukrainian comedian and pop and dance singer, hosted the show.

A total of 21 countries participated, with Croatia, Bulgaria, Ghana, Belgium, Thailand, Slovakia and Lithuania making their debuts. The winner of the contest was Marlisa Punzalan, who represented Australia with the song "Stand By You". Belgium and Sweden finished in second and third place, respectively. This was Italy's first victory in any Vision competition.

## Format

### **Design**

On 2 February 2017 the logo and slogan were confirmed, which was made by the Kazakh delegation. The slogan was "Child Of The Moon".

### **Location**

After the Ukrainian victory, AU:PBC confirmed to host the third edition in Ukraine. Later, the broadcaster announced that Lviv would host be the host city and Arena Lviv would be the host venue. The venue had a capacity of nearly 35.000 people inside the building.

### **Host**

Verka Serducka was on 2 February 2017 confirmed as the host of the contest. She is known as a comedian and pop and dance singer. She represented Ukraine in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007, finishing second, respectively.

## Participating countries

On 2 December 2016, it was confirmed that 21 countries would participate in the third edition. Débutante countries included, Croatia, Bulgaria, Ghana, Belgium, Thailand, Slovakia and Lithuania, Serbia and Sweden returned to the contest after a one-edition break.
Junior North Vision Song Contest 10 .

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The **Junior North Vision Song Contest 10**, often referred to as **JNVSC 10** will be the tenth edition of the Junior North Vision Song Contest. It will be held in Malmö, Sweden following their victory in the ninth edition.

## Participating countries

A record of 31 nations have confirmed their participation including Lithuania which announced their debut in the contest.

It was announced, that - for the first time since the first edition - 2 semi-finals would be held.

## Results

### Semi-final 1

Sweden also voted in this semi-final. The ten highlighted countries qualified for the final.

### Semi-final 2

Sweden also voted in this semi-final. The ten highlighted countries qualified for the final.

### Final

10 countries of each semi-final qualified for the final.

Sweden, as the host, was already pre-qualified.

## Other countries

* Lebanon: LBC Europe revealed they had no plans to return to the Junior North Vision Song Contest 9, but stated a possible participation for the near future wasn't ruled out.

* Morocco: SNRT announced the withdrawal due to bad results, last edition. However, they also stated that a return in the future wasn't ruled out.

* Slovenia: RTVSLO have shown high interest and are most likely to continue their participation in the contest.
South Ossetia

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

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     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify to the final*
     *Did not compete or was relegated*
Junior North Vision Song Contest 8 .

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## Participating countries

A record of 31 nations have confirmed their participation including Lithuania which announced their debut in the contest.

It was announced, that - for the first time since the first edition - 2 semi-finals would be held.

## Results

### Semi-final 1

Albania also voted in this semi-final. The ten highlighted countries qualified for the final.

### Semi-final 2

Albania also voted in this semi-final. The ten highlighted countries qualified for the final.

### Final

10 countries of each semi-final qualified for the final.

Albania, as the host, was already pre-qualified.
Moon

The Moon is a rocky moon that orbits Earth. It is the only other body humans had landed on (1969-1972). It has been known since the ancient times.

## Neil and Buzz

Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were the first people on the Moon. Neil Armstrong was first place. Many photos came home with Buzz Aldrin doing a pose on the Moon's surface. Their footprints are still there, and will be for the next 1 million years.

## The Side to Never Hide

The Moon only face from Earth. This is because Moon orbits Earth within a little over 27 days. It rotates the same amount of time. The Moon appears in the day, too. The far side of the Moon has most craters that appear on the Moon.

## Phases

Moon has eight phases, a new moon is the first. The Moon is still here, however you cannot see it. The second phase is the waxing crescent. Its side is barely lit, but the poles are lit more. The third phase is the first quarter. At this point, the right side of the Moon appears what we can see appears. The fourth phase of Moon is waxing gibbous. A waxing gibbous is almost lit fully, except the left side is still invisible here. The fifth phase is the full Moon, it has a **magnitude** of -12.7, mostly **maria** and mountains can be seen. Maria are parts that were once flooded by lava, but had cooled and dried, they look darker gray than the mountains. Then, the waning gibbous appears. The waning gibbous has small light on the right. The third quarter shows the left side of what we can see of the Moon. The waning crescent looks similar to the letter "C". Then the new moon appears, and the cycle starts again.

## Lunar Eclipses

Lunar eclipses are visible. The Moon turns red-brownish in color. This is called a lunar eclipse. Sometimes Earth's shadow may be visible, however, even if total, the Moon will still be visible.
Earth

Earth is the only place in the universe known to harbor life. It is a habitable planet, or in the "Goldilock's Zone" of space. Earth is 93 million miles away from the Sun, it is able support life.

## A Year on Earth

How long is a year on Earth? Of course, 1 year on our calendar! This is the time it takes Earth to move across its oval orbit from the Sun. In January to March, it is winter in the Northern Hemisphere and summer in the Southern Hemisphere. From April to June, it is spring in the Northern Hemisphere and autumn in the Southern Hemisphere. From July to September, it is summer in the Northern Hemisphere and winter in the Southern Hemisphere. For the most remaining part of the year (until December 21-22), it is autumn in the Northern Hemisphere and spring in the Southern Hemisphere. The coldest places on our Planet are the poles, which may have many hours of daytime or many hours of nighttime. The hotter places on our Planet are the equator, the Sun sets and rises nearly the same time all year round.

## Atmosphere

The Earth has a deep sky, like all the planets, called an **atmosphere.** It is made of four layers: The troposphere is the lowest level, and it is where we currently live. The stratosphere is home to the Ozone Layer and weather balloons, and planes. The next layer is the mesosphere, where meteoroids burn up. And the thermosphere is 90 km above the Earth's surface, going up to space.

## Oceans

70% of Earth's surface is covered by water. Most of the water appear in oceans. Lakes, rivers, creeks, dams, seas make up the surface. The deepest ocean part is 11 kilometers (6.8 miles) or 36,000 feet (11,000 metres) deep.

## Land

The land only takes up 30% of the blue marble. Water is everywhere, some small lands in fact have water surrounding them entirely. These lands are called **islands.** Lands with many trees are called **forests.**

## Mount Everest

Mount Everest is the highest mountain we know of, but if it were in the Challenger Deep, deepest ocean part, and you titled it upside down, and floated, it would not reach the floor bottom. It is only 29,000 feet high.
Puerto Rico

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

Table key
     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify to the final*
     *Did not compete or was relegated*
Jupiter

### Moons

1. Io2. Europa3. Ganymede4. Callisto5. Amalthea6. Himalia7. Elara8. Pasiphae9. Sinope10. Lysithea11. Carme12. Ananke13. Leda14. Themisto15. Metis16. Adrastea17. Thebe18. Callirrhoe19. Dia20. Iocaste21. Praxidike22. Harpalyke23. Taygete24. Chaldene25. Erinome26. Kalyke27. Isonoe28. Megaclite29. Euporie30. Euanthe31. Orthosie32. Hermippe33. Thyone 34. Aitne 35. Kale 36. Eurydome 37. Pasithee 38. Arche 39. Sponde 40. Autonoe41. Carpo 42. S/2003 J 1243. S/2003 J 344. S/2003 J 1845. Thelxinoe46. Helike 47. S/2003 J 1648. Mneme 49. Herse 50. S/2003 J 1951. S/2003 J 1552. S/2003 J 1053. Aeode54. Kallichore55. Kore56. Cyllene57. Eukelade 58. S/2003 J 4 59. Hegemone 60. S/2003 J 9 61. S/2003 J 5 62. S/2003 J 2 63. S/2003 J 23 64. S/2010 J 2 65. S/2010 J 1 66. S/2011 J 1 67. S/2011 J 2 68. S/2016 J 1 69. S/2017 J 1

Jupiter is the biggest planet in the Solar System. It has many storms on the clouds. It is big enough to engulf 1,300 Earths. It is the closest gas giant to the Sun. Excluding dwarf planets and asteroids, it spins mighty fast, 9 hours 56 minutes in one rotation. It has many moons it is like a mini-Solar System itself.

## Temperature

Temperatures don't get hotter at the equator, instead the temperatures are frigid at the very top clouds, however, at the downer clouds it is a bit warmer, until you reach the core, which is much hotter than most cores of the space celestial bodies.

## Failed Star

Jupiter may be a "failed star". It possibly could have been a star itself, if it were only bigger. It wasn't big enough to burn up.

## Bright Sight

Jupiter is close enough and big enough to be seen through the night sky, it is the fourth-brightest natural light in the sky; Venus third place, Moon second place, and Sun first place. Although Mars is closer, Jupiter is much bigger and brighter.

## Great Red Spot

The Great Red Spot is a great violent storm that is presently three times bigger than Earth. Scientists have seen this for more than 200 years or more. The Great Red Spot is a red oval.

## Moon Apartment

Jupiter makes a good apartment for moons. 69 presently moons have been discovered, 53 have been given names, but 16 moons have not been given official names yet. Jupiter has so many moons, and the four biggest were seen at once with one eye. They were discovered the same day, none earlier, none later. However, Saturn once had more moons than Jupiter discovered, in recent times.

## Rings

Jupiter has 4 sets of rings. The halo ring, the main ring, the Amalthea gossamer ring, and the Thebe gossamer ring.
Malta

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

Table key
     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify to the final*
     *Did not compete or was relegated*
Saturn

### Moons

1. Titan2. Iapetus3. Rhea4. Tethys5. Dione6. Mimas7. Enceladus8. Hyperion9. Phoebe10. Janus11. Epimetheus 12. Atlas13. Prometheus14. Pandora15. Telesto16. Calypso17. Helene 18. Pan19. Kiviuq20. Ijiraq21. Paaliaq 22. Skathi23. Albirorix24. Erriapus25. Siarnaq26. Tarvos27. Mundilfari28. Suttungr29. Thrymr30. Ymir31. Narvi32. Methone33. Pallene34. Polydeuces35. Bebhionn36. S/2004 S 1337. S/2004 S 1738. Bergelmir39. Hati40. S/2004 S 1241. Farbauti42. Aegir43. Bestla44. S/2004 S 745. Fenrir46. Fornjot47. Dalphnis48. Skoll49. Greip50. Hyrrokkin51. Jarnsaxa52. S/2006 S 153. S/2006 S 354. Surtur55. Kari56. Loge57. Anthe58. S/2007 S 259. Tarqeq60. S/2007 S 361. Aegaeon62. S/2009 S 1

Saturn is the sixth planet from the Sun. It is almost as large as Jupiter, in diameter. It has the least density.

## Saturnball

If Earth was complete ocean and imagine as it was as big as the Sun. The planets were like balls. You dropped the planets to the ocean, all planets and dwarf planets would sink to the depths, however, we exclude Saturn here. Saturn presently floats on the ocean like a volleyball. This is because it is less than 1 g/cm3 in density.

## Rings

Saturn has thousands of rings that orbit the planet itself. Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune, and Haumea have rings too. The Earth, Planet Mercury, Venus, and Mars are too warm to form rings. They are thousands of miles long around the planet. The rings look like a giant disc with a giant hole where the biggest ball there can be fits. However, they are dozens of millions of bits of ice and dust ranging to size of a single dust while some chunks are the size of a mountain. They were discovered in 1610 by Galileo Galilei.

## War of the Giants

Did you know, Jupiter was the first planet to have moons besides Earth? Then Saturn had a moon, then more than four moons. Eventually, after hundreds of years, new Jovian moons caught up with the number of Saturnian moons. Which today, and just for now, Jupiter has won the battle of more discovered moons, 69 to 62.

## Saturn at Night

Saturn is able to be seen in the night sky, and like the other five nearest planets, it has been seen with human eyes since the ancient times. It looks like a golden-yellowish star that does not twinkle.
Surfer Pete

**Surfer Pete**

Surfer Pete is a character in Lost The Plot who was first introduced in episode 2 of season 2 as Eddies friend.

## Biography

Surfer Pete is Eddies best friend and met him while going off at Eddie for parking in his carpark. After the two argued they realized they had a lot in common and Eddie then invited him to come to his house to meet his brother Harry.

Harry would prefer to risk attending a Trump rally with an ObamaCare shirt on instead of hanging out with Eddie and Surfer Pete.

## Behind the scenes

Surfer Pete is portrayed by series creator NathanFisherNF7.

Alternative possible names for Surfer Pete was Stoner Pete due to his laid back attitude and outlook on life.

NathanFisherNF7 decided to name him Surfer Pete because he imagines Pete chilling at the beach telling stories all day.

NathanFisherNF7 didn't name him Stoner Pete because he felt that kids might watch Lost The Plot and he wanted to keep the series as family friendly as possible.

Surfer Pete is based on a surfer Nathan saw at a beach while having a BBQ with friends. He thought the surfer was stoned so he imitated him and thus the voice of Surfer Pete was born.
Makemake

Makemake is the second smallest dwarf planet, right after Ceres. It is the second brightest object in the Kuiper Belt, right after Pluto. It was named after an Easter god.

## Information

Makemake is very far from the Sun, at 52.4 AU. It has one known satellite, a moon, S/2015 (136472) 1. It is extremely tiny.

## Discovery

It was discovered on March 31, 2005 by a team at the Palomar Observatory, led by Michael E. Brown. It was named because it was discovered soon after Easter that year.
Mongolia

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

Table key
     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify to the final*
     *Did not compete or was relegated*
The Space Wiki

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## Welcome to The Space Wiki

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## Learning More

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The **Junior North Vision Song Contest 5**, often referred to as **JNVSC 5** will be the tenth edition of the Junior North Vision Song Contest. It will be held in Minsk, Belarus following their victory in the fourth edition.

## Participating countries

It was announced, that - for the first time since the first edition - 2 semi-finals would be held.

## Results

### Semi-final 1

Belarus also voted in this semi-final. The ten highlighted countries qualified for the final.

### Semi-final 2

Belarus also voted in this semi-final. The ten highlighted countries qualified for the final.

### Final

10 countries of each semi-final qualified for the final.

Belarus, as the host, was already pre-qualified.
Mercury

Mercury is the first planet in the Solar System. Because it is in the star system, of course, it orbits the Sun. Compared to the other planets, it is quite unique due to its thin atmosphere. It is smaller than few of the largest moons in the Solar System. It has the biggest temperature range, available to increase over 1,000 F in the daytime than nighttime. It is the smallest terrestrial planet and is 3,032 mi in diameter.

## Hot and Cold

The daytime on Mercury grows 800 F, this is enough to melt lead! Can you believe that temperature? However, in the nighttime, the temperature climbs down to -290 F! The gas giant planets and some of their moons have this average temperature! It has the biggest temperature increase of all the bodies in the Solar System.

## Craters

Craters are made from meteorites and asteroids. There are many because it has a very thin atmosphere. Mercury has 397 named craters as of 2017. Caloris Basin is the largest crater on the rocky planet. It is 1,560 km (960 mi) in diameter.
Sun

The **Sun** is a **star** belonging to the Milky Way Galaxy. It is a star at the center of our Solar System. In fact, it is the only star in the solar system. It is a medium-sized yellow dwarf star. A yellow dwarf is a star that has the temperature in between the red dwarfs and the blue dwarfs. Our Solar System is located in the Orion Arm of Milky Way Galaxy. It has an average surface temperature of 10,000 degrees F (5,538 C) but its core experiences temperatures to 27 million degrees F (15,000,000 C)!

## Sunspots

Sunspots are cooler spot areas on the middle-aged star. Sunspots are about 3,000 F cooler than the surface. So it is averagely about 7,000 F. The number of sunspots go in a 11-year cycle. Sunspots can be bigger than Earth.

## Bright Light

The Sun is the brightest natural object in the sky. It is so bright it could damage your eyes, especially if you look at the star through telescopes or binoculars. Today's light is not modern-aged. The Sun has so many neutrons that the light bounces off, even though it travels at 186,000 miles per hour, so many neutrons bounce the sunlight, it is stuck in the main-sequence burning star for 30,000 years! After, it can go free in a straight line and takes 8 minutes to reach Earth. So today's sunlight was made in the core during the last ice age. If it was always in a straight line, it would only take 2 seconds to reach the bright surface.

## Size

It has a diameter of 864,575.9 miles. The modern-aged Sun could easily swallow 1 million Earths.
Mars

Mars is the fourth planet and furthest terrestrial planet from the Sun. It lies very close to the habitable zone, and it may be a good home for humans one day. It is slightly larger than 0.5 Earths.

## Is There Water on Mars?

A: Yes. But Mars has very little water, only the ice caps on Mars, have water. But the young-aged Mars likely had water and was warmer than the icy cold red planet we know of today.

## Olympus Mons

Olympus Mons is the largest volcano in the Solar System, three times higher than Mount Everest, Earth's highest mountain. It is 24 miles tall, so tall it sticks above Mars' atmosphere. Also, Mars' atmosphere is very thin, but talk about that later. Olympus Mons has a crater 50 miles wide. Olympus Mons latest eruption was 25 million years ago. Once, Olympus Mons non-stopped erupting for 2 billion years once.

## Canyons

Mars has several canyons; the largest **canyon** is Mariner Valley, which is ten times larger than the Grand Canyon back on Earth.

## Craters

Since Mars has a thin atmosphere, it allows a lot of dangerous rays from the Sun to reach the surface. Meteors don't often burn up, they leave craters. There are almost 1,100 craters known on Mars. The biggest crater is Hellas Planitia, is larger than even the dwarf planet Ceres, is 2,300 km in diameter. It is 5 miles deep, close to the depth of Earth's Ocean.

## Dust Storms

Dust Storms (Dust Devils) often occur on Mars. Some presently may blanket the planet for months.

## Spying Mars

Mars appears as a red-pinkish star in the night sky. Mars is the third-brightest planet after Venus and Jupiter. Mercury and Saturn can be seen as bonus.
The Big Book of Space (Infants) Expanded

**There is a place called space. We ARE IN SPACE! Let's explore, my friend!**

**The Sun is the brightest light to be seen in the sky. I wouldn't look at it, would you?**

**Mercury is the closest planet to the sun.**

**Venus is the second planet to the sun.**

**Earth is the third planet to the sun, also our home! Yay!**

**The Moon is a bright light in the sky, seen at night.**

**Mars is the fourth planet to the sun.**

**Jupiter is the biggest and fifth planet to the sun.**

**Saturn is the sixth planet to the sun and is the planet with rings.**

**Uranus is the seventh planet to the sun.**

**Neptune is the furthest planet to the sun.**

**Pluto is a body in space, but it orbits the sun! How weird!**

**The stars are sparkles in the night sky. Some are little, some are big. Some are hard to find, some are easy to find.**
Sinyxs

**Sinyxs** (b. 26 April 1999) is a student at **Koning Willem I College** (KW1C) and one the main protagonists of <*/AppDevs>*.

## Biography

Use this section to give greater details about the character's life.

## Background

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## Notable quotes

* *"Go back to your bodypillow and let a real man take care of her"*
Hawaii

**Country** has participated X times in Vision Song Contest. They debuted with the song "" performed by X. Their highest result is X in the final.

## Contestants

The following lists the contestants that represented the country in Vision Song Contest.

Table key
     *Winner*
     *Second place*
     *Third place*
     *Automatically qualified to the final*
     *Did not qualify to the final*
     *Did not compete or was relegated*
Venus

Venus is the second planet from Sun. It is the hottest known planet at an averag

## Venus

### Volcanoes

1,600 (major)

Venus is the second planet from Sun. It is hottest known planet in Solar System, averaging a temperature of 465 C. (869 F.).

## Volcanic World

Venus has over 1,600 major **volcano**es. Most of them are probably **inactive. Volcanism** took place within the last 2,500,000 years. Scientists haven't counted all the volcanoes yet. But they are guessing the total number is 100,000 or even 1 million volcanoes! That's a lot! One volcano is Maat Mons.

## No Fans Allowed!

The atmosphere of Venus is 100 times denser than Earth's atmosphere, making it so hot. Back then, oceans up to 2 kilometers deep may have supported Venus, but vanished on the hot rocky planet. This is because it is so close to the Sun.

## Craters?

Even though Venus' atmosphere is thick, it still has about 1,000 craters on its surface! Isn't it amazing how planets work?

## Hot Day and Night

Unlike Earth, Venus does not have seasons. Its temperature nearly stays the same all Venusian year long, even the South Pole of Venus is still always the temperature that it would be on fire if the temperature built any higher.

## Long Day

A day lasts longer than a year on Venus. Venus spins around so slowly that one Venus day lasts as long as 243 Earth days. A year on Venus is 18 Earth days shorter.
Haumea

Haumea is the third largest dwarf planet in the Solar System, right after Pluto as second, and Eris in first place. It has the oddest shape of all planets.

## Frosty Egg

Haumea spins so fast it looks like an egg rather than a sphere-shaped ball. A day on Haumea lasts only 3.9 hours! This means one Earth day is equivalent to more than 6 Haumea days!

## Moons

Haumea has two moons, Hi'iaka and Namaka that are very odd and small. They may be chunks of Haumea.
Special Demo Version

The Special Demo Version is an Entity Raiders game but there will only be 1 stage and 4 fun waves! The waves do not appear in the full Entity Raiders game! Only Woody Heads appear in this edition. They have all types of Woody Heads!

### Woody Head Types

They almost have all kinds of Woody Heads but not Moving Woody Heads

* Most of them are passive

* Only some are hostile

* Only a few jump