An outdoor scene features a tall, glass-encased educational display about the Solar System, set in what appears to be late winter or early spring. Patches of snow are visible on the ground, and deciduous trees, including several birches, are bare of leaves. The sky is overcast. The display, topped with a yellow frame, presents "SUN СОЛНЦЕ" at its peak. It details "СОЛНЕЧНАЯ СИСТЕМА" (Solar System) at a "масштаб 1:1500000000" (scale 1:1,500,000,000). The exhibit maps the planets onto a local area, showing their relative positions and distances. Visible planet names include ЮПИТЕР (Jupiter), САТУРН (Saturn), УРАН (Uranus), НЕПТУН (Neptune), МАРС (Mars), ЗЕМЛЯ (Earth), ВЕНЕРА (Venus), and МЕРКУРИЙ (Mercury). Information such as "СОЛНЦЕ 1 392 700 км" (Sun 1,392,700 km) and scaled distances "в городе" (in the city) for various planets are provided. The text "ЧЕРНОГОЛОВКА" (Chernogolovka) identifies the location. QR codes are also visible, linking to "solarchg.space". In the background, a two-story brick building with multiple dark-framed windows stands behind a metal fence. Two bicycles are parked near the fence, and a wooden bench is also present. The ground around the display is paved with an intricate pattern of triangular tiles in shades of blue, orange, and gray. No people are visible, and the scene is static.Visitor studies solar system displays in
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Lesia

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Wed, Apr 29, 2026, 10:30 AM

Chernogolovka, Russia

56.00600, 38.38400

An outdoor scene features a tall, glass-encased educational display about the Solar System, set in what appears to be late winter or early spring. Patches of snow are visible on the ground, and decidu…read more

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