u/ProfessionalStuff395

Well, I remember when there were old mobile games on FB, like Angry Birds.

In Hungarian, it has 2 words for red. Unlike Russian, where it distinguishes their blue colors by hue, like Siniy for dark and Goluboy for light, Hungarian distinguishes their red colors based on source, texture, and culture, rather than the exact hue.

Vörös - used to describe red for these like blood, wine, bricks, communist flags/symbols, sunsets, hair, foxes, nature (like sand, stone, soil), railroad signs, roses, rubies, unpainted red wood, geography, political parties, VIP red carpets, copper, Red Cross, etc.

Piros - the most common word for red, used to describe red for these like red road signs, red traffic lights, red in card suits, Christmas, apples, most red flowers, most national flags (Hungary, Japan, U.S, U.K, France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Italy, etc), etc.

Looking closely at this video, the first part of the video labels these as Vörös, but they are actually Piros. The second part of the video is correctly Vörös. The third part​ of the video is correctly Piros.

The video states that the sunlight zone for Hestia is 200m deep.
In reality, the depth depends on the star's luminosity.
In this case, Hestia's star is an orange dwarf.

In comparison, the Earth's ocean layers is like this:

*Sunlight zone - 0m-200m

*Twilight zone - 200m-1000m

*Midnight zone - 1000m+

But for Hestia's, is this a different story?

I found this in Lazada.

I was using Google Lens to search for the old flag of Mississippi. The result - the language is not English.

My parents' former school, Holy Angel University, is located in the Philippines. I lived in the Philippines, specifically Pampanga. This school is located in Angeles City, Pampanga. This school has an orchestra that features a big clarinet.

See https://www.reddit.com/r/Clarinet/comments/1t2h67o/i_saw_this_big_clarinet_with_a_long_neck_in_the/ for original info about this instrument.

My parents' former school, Holy Angel University, is located in the Philippines. I lived in the Philippines. This school is located in Angeles City, Pampanga. This school has an orchestra that features a big clarinet. What is that big clarinet featured in the Holy Angel University (HAU) Orchestra? This big clarinet does not resemble a bass clarinet due to a long neck. What clarinet is this?

Correction: the social media images refer to the new ones, not the old ones.

The picture to the left is from this source:

https://mostinterestingfilescollected.blogspot.com/2013/04/10-year-old-girl-saved-her-family-from.html

The picture to the right is from this source:

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CQqd8nyhN/