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I look forward to all the future missions that NASA is going to be sending out in the

Solar System.

Here, check this out.

You can use NASA's website to show you all the future missions.

Here's everything planned for the future, here's everything going to Mars.

Now, let's look and see what missions are planned for the outer planets of the Solar

System, especially Uranus and Neptune.

Oh, that's so sad… there's nothing.

It's been decades since humanity had an up close look at Uranus and Neptune.

For Uranus, it was Voyager 2, which swept through the system in 1986.

We got just a few tantalizing photographs of the ice giant planet and it's moons.

What's that?

What's going on there?

What are those strange features?

Sorry, insufficient data.

And then Voyager 2 did the same, zipping past Neptune in 1989.

Check that out, and that, and this.

What's going here on Triton?

Wouldn't you like to know more?

Well, too bad!

You can't it's done, that's all you get.

Don't get me wrong, I'm glad we've studied all these other worlds.

I'm glad we've had orbiters at Mercury, Venus, everything at Mars, Jupiter, and especially

Saturn.

We've seen Ceres and Vesta, and the Moon up close.

We even got a flyby of Pluto and Charon.

It's time to go back to Uranus and Neptune, this time to stay.

And I'm not the only one who feels this way.

Scientists at NASA recently published a report called the Ice Giant Mission Study, and it's

all about various missions that could be sent to explore Uranus, Neptune and their fascinating

moons.

The team of scientists who worked on the study considered a range of potential missions to

the ice giants, and in the end settled on four potential missions; three that could

go to Uranus, and one headed for Neptune.

Each of them would cost roughly $2 billion.

Uranus is closer, easier to get to, and the obvious first destination of a targeted mission.

For Uranus, NASA considered three probes.

The first idea is a flyby mission, which will sweep past Uranus gathering as much science

as it can.

This is what Voyager 2 did, and more recently what NASA's New Horizons did at Pluto.

In addition, it would have a separate probe, like the Cassini and Galileo missions, that

would detach and go into the atmosphere to sample the composition below the cloudtops.

The mission would be heavy and require an Atlas V rocket with the same configuration

that sent Curiosity to Mars.

The flight time would take 10 years.

The main science goal of this mission would be to study the composition of Uranus.

It would make some other measurements of the system as it passed through, but it would

just be a glimpse.

Better than Voyager, but nothing like Cassini's decade plus observations of Saturn.

I like where this is going, but I'm going to hold out for something better.

The next idea is an orbiter.

Now we're talking!

It would have all the same instruments as the flyby and the detachable probe.

But because it would be an orbiter, it would require much more propellant.

It would have triple the launch mass of the flyby mission, which means a heavier Atlas

V rocket.

And a slightly longer flight time; 12 years instead of 10 for the flyby.

Because it would remain at Uranus for at least 3 years, it would be able to do an extensive

analysis of the planet and its rings and moons.

But because of the atmospheric probe, it wouldn't have enough mass for more instruments.

It would have more time at Uranus, but not a much better set of tools to study it with.

Okay, let's keep going.

The next idea is an orbiter, but without the detachable probe.

Instead, it'll have the full suite of 15 scientific instruments, to study Uranus from

every angle.

We're talking visible, doppler, infrared, ultraviolet, thermal, dust, and a fancy wide

angle camera to give us those sweet planetary pictures we like to see.

Study Uranus?

Yes please.

But while we're at it, let's also sent a spacecraft to Neptune.

As part of the Ice Giants Study, the researchers looked at what kind of missions would be possible.

In this case, they settled on a single recommended mission.

A huge orbiter with an additional atmospheric probe.

This mission would be almost twice as massive as the heaviest Uranus mission, so it would

need a Delta IV Heavy rocket to even get out to Neptune.

As it approached Neptune, the mission would release an atmospheric probe to descend beneath

the cloudtops and sample what's down there.

The orbiter would then spend an additional 2 years in the environment of Neptune, studying

the planet and its moons and rings.

It would give us a chance to see its fascinating moon Triton up close, which seems to be a

captured Kuiper Belt Object.

Unfortunately there's no perfect grand tour trajectory available to us any more, where

a single spacecraft could visit all the large planets in the Solar System.

Missions to Uranus and Neptune will have to be separate, however, if NASA's Space Launch

System gets going, it could carry probes for both destinations and launch them together.

In a moment, I'm going to talk about the science.

What do we want to know about Uranus and Neptune, but first I'd like to thank Nelson Reyes,

Martin Assche, R.Instro, and the rest of our 750 patrons for their generous support.

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The goal of these missions is the science.

We want to understand the ice giants of the outer Solar System, which are quite different

from both the inner terrestrial planets and the gas giants Jupiter and Saturn.

The gas giants are mostly hydrogen and helium, like the Sun.

But the ice giants are 65% water and other ices made from methane and ammonia.

But it's not like they're big blobs of water, or even frozen water.

Because of their huge gravity, the ice giants crush this material with enormous pressure

and temperature.

What happens when you crush water under this much pressure?

It would all depend on the temperature and pressure.

There could be different types of ice down there.

At one level, it could be an electrically conductive soup of hydrogen and oxygen, and

then further down, you might get crystallized oxygen with hydrogen ions running through

it.

Hailstones made of diamond could form out of the carbon-rich methane and fall down through

the layers of the planets, settling within a molten carbon core.

What I'm saying is, it could be pretty strange down there.

We know that ice giants are common in the galaxy, in fact, they've made up the majority

of the extrasolar planets discovered so far.

By better understanding the ones we have right here in our own Solar System, we can get a

sense of the distant extrasolar planets turning up.

We'll be better able to distinguish between the super earths and mini-neptunes.

Another big question is how these planets formed in the first place.

In their current models, most planetary astronomers think these planets had very short time windows

to form.

They needed to have massive enough cores to scoop up all that material before the newly

forming Sun's solar wind blasted it all out into space.

And yet, why are these kinds of planets so common in the Universe?

The NASA mission planners developed a total of 12 science objectives for these missions,

focusing on the composition of the planets and their atmospheres.

And if there's time, they'd like to know about how heat moves around, their constellations

of rings and moons.

They'd especially like to investigate Neptune's moons Triton, which looks like a captured

Kuiper Belt Object, as it orbits in the reverse direction from all the other moons in the

Solar System.

In terms of science, the two worlds are very similar.

But because Neptune has Triton.

If I had to choose, I'd go with a Neptune mission.

Are you excited?

I'm excited.

Here's the bad news.

According to NASA, the best launch windows for these missions would be 2029 or 2034.

And that's just the launch time, the flight time is an additional decade or more on top

of that.

In other words, the first photos from a Uranus flyby could happen in 2039 or 2035, while

orbiters could arrive at either planet in the 2040s.

I'm sure my future grandchildren will enjoy watching these missions arrive.

But then, we have to keep everything in perspective.

NASA's Cassini mission was under development in the 1980s.

It didn't launch until 1997, and it didn't get to Saturn until 2004.

It's been almost 20 years since that launch, and almost 40 years since they started working

on it.

I guess we need to be more patient.

I can be patient.

So far, NASA hasn't suggested any names for these missions.

What would you call them?

And now I'm going to naively ask for your ideas for the names of probes to Uranus…

and Neptune.

Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

In our next episode, I wonder why we haven't sent humans anywhere interesting in a long

time, and propose a better way to explore space: capability-based human space exploration.

That's next time.

For this episode's playlist, I've queued up a bunch of videos about Uranus and Neptune,

starting with our own video about why Uranus is on its side.

Then Phil Plait's Crash Course Astronomy about the ice giants.

How to Pronounce Uranus, the Planets Beyond Neptune, and an astronomy lecture about the

ice giants of the Solar System.

It would have all the same instruments - aww.

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Dothraki, their History, Roots, Locations and Personalities | Map of Essos - Duration: 11:27.

The Dothraki are large people with copper-toned skin, dark almond eyes, and black hair.

They are nomadic warriors who range across the vast grasslands of the Dothraki sea in

Essos, and their hordes are known as khalasars, the nomadic groupings upon which dothraki

society is based.

The ancestors of the Dothraki came from the lands beyond the Bone Mountains in the Further

East, leaving behind the bones that give the Bone Mountains their name.

Around the time of the Doom of Valyria, the Dothraki rode toward the Free Cities out of

the east, sacking and burning every town and city in their path.

The leader of a khalasar, is called khal.

The khal leads the khalasar and its various khas, a subdivision of a khalasar, commanded

by a ko, a lieutenant of a khal.

The khal is usually considered the strongest or fiercest of a khalasar; because he must

be a ruthless and cunning warrior to deal with any who challenge his authority or get

in his way.

It is also said that if a khal cannot ride, he cannot lead.

Khals keep trusted companions and guards known as bloodriders, who follow the khal everywhere,

even in death.

If their khal falls in battle, the bloodriders live only long enough to avenge his death.

They refer to each other as "Blood of my Blood" as a sign of respect and the closeness

of their bond.

A khal's wife is called a khaleesi, while his heir to a khalasar is named the khalakka.

There were many great khals in the short history of dothraki.

The first was khal Mengo who lived during the Century of Blood.

His mother was Doshi, a reputed witch queen who united all Dothraki under his command

during the Century of Blood.

Becoming the first great khal.

He enslaved or killed those who refused to follow him.

In his old age, he turned his attentions westward and began to move against the Kingdom of Sarnor.

As the Sarnori were contemptuous of the horselords, they sought to use the Dothraki in their own

wars, offering them gold, slaves, and other gifts to fight their rivals.

Khal Mengo took these gifts and then took the conquered lands as well, burning fields

and towns and farms to return the grasslands to their former state, as Dothraki consider

it sinful to cut the flesh of the earth with plows, spades, and axes.

In time he was succeeded by his son Moro, who led the Dothraki to the gates of Sathar,

the "Waterfall City" of the Sarnori.

All men were put to the sword and their women and children carried off as slaves to the

slave markets of the hill city of Hazdahn Mo, a colony of the Ghiscari Empire.

Sathar was burned to the ground, and it is written that Moro gave the ruins a new name:

Yalli Qamayi, the place of Wailing Children.

Six years later, Moro razed Kasath to the ground, with the aid of the King of Gornath,

who had taken one of Moro's daughters as wife and made common cause with him and sent aid

to Moro's riders.

Twelve years later, however, Moro was slain by Khal Horro, who took control of his khalasar.

He also took Moro's daughter, who had married the King of Gornath in an alliance between

him and Moro, for himself.

Three years later Horro was slain by a rival, and his great khalasar separated into a dozen

lesser hordes.

Khal Haro lived during the Century of Blood.

He united with khals Qano, Loso, and Zhako to fight against High King Mazor Alexi, who

had united all of the Sarnori lesser kings to defend their homeland against the Dothraki

hordes.

The battle took place halfway between Sarnath and the ruins of Kasath.

The Sarnori chariots smashed the center of the Dothraki horde.

Haro was trampled and died, while his Dothraki fled.

However, the escape was feigned and Haro's riders turned back, raining arrows on the

Sarnori, while the other khals surrounded the Tall Men on all sides.

The battle was later named Field of Crows.

Khal Loso, dubbed Loso the Lame, was one of the four khals that fought in the Field of

Crows.

Less than a fortnight after the Field of Crows Loso sacked Sarnath and put the city to the

torch.

Khal Zeggo also lived during the Century of Blood.

He sacked the city of Sarys, the last city of the Kingdom of Sarnor to fall to the Dothraki.

Khal Onqo lived during the Century of Blood and lead a particularly huge khalasar.

He began to make incursions into the Ibbenese territories in Essos, only to be killed by

the Ibbenese in an epic battle that destroyed his khalasar.

His grandson was Khal Dhako, who approached the city of Ibbish to sack it, but its inhabitants

took to their ships and fled.

Dhako put the city to the torch and named it Vaes Aresak, or City of Cowards.

In his wroth, Dhako burned not only the abandoned city, but so much of the surrounding countryside,

that he was thereafter known as the Dragon of the North.

Dhako took great pride in being known as the Dragon of the North, however he came to rue

it when his khalasar was broken by that of the younger Khal Temmo, who took the elder

captive and fed him to the flames after cutting off his hands, feet, and man parts, and roasting

them before his eyes, after first burning his wives and sons in the same manner.

Temmo was a great conqueror, but is best remembered for his loss in the Battle of the Three Thousand.

He led his khalasar to Qohor to sack the city.

He destroyed city's defenders on the first day and retired to his camps for the night,

planning to sack the city the following day.

The next morning he awoke and found three thousand Unsullied barring the way.

Eighteen times the khalasar attacked the Unsullied, to no avail.

Khal Temmo was slain in the battle, along with all his sons, and bloodriders.

His khalasar suffered grievous losses and eventually chose to retreat.

Vaes Dothrak, translated as City of Riders, is the only city of the Dothraki people.

It is located beneath the Mother of Mountains, a holy mountain for the Dothraki people on

which only men can set foot.

Near the city is the Womb of the World, a large lake and another holy place to the Dothraki

people.

The lake is surrounded by reed, and is reported to have no bottom.

According to Dothraki legends, the first man emerged from the depths of the Womb of the

World, riding on the back of the first horse over a thousand years ago.

City has no walls and is ruled by the dosh khaleen, the wives of all the khals who have

come before.

They are the only permanent residents of Vaes Dothrak, along with their eunuch slaves.

They enjoy great honor and status amongst the Dothraki and serve as seers foretelling

the future and interpreting omens for the Dothraki.

Vaes Dothrak is a place of peace where the Dothraki khalasars may gather and meet to

trade, but not to fight.

Therefore it is forbidden to draw a sword while in the city, under penalty of death.

However, the restriction is specifically on drawing a bladed weapon or shedding blood,

but should the need arise, it is permissible to kill someone in the city using other lethal

means, like strangulation or burning.

Even so, due to the respect the Dothraki have for the city, violence within it is rare.

Vaes Dothrak is at once one of the largest cities, due to its expansive layout, and one

of the smallest, due to its small inhabitant population.

It has broad, windswept streets paved in grass and mud.

There are carved stone pavilions, manses of woven grass, wooden towers, stepped pyramids

and log halls.

It is large enough to hold every khalasar, were they all to return at once.

The Horse Gate, main gate of the city, is no true gate, as there are no gates or walls

in Vaes Dothrak.

Instead, it is named for two gigantic bronze stallions whose hooves meet a hundred feet

above the roadway to form a pointed arch.

The godsway is a broad, grassy road that runs through the heart of the city in a straight

line.

It goes from the Horse Gate to the Mother of Mountains.

Along the way it passes through the Western and Eastern Markets.

The Western Market is a grand bazaar used by traders from the Free Cities.

It is a great square of beaten earth surrounded by mud-baked brick, animal pens and whitewashed

drinking halls.

Hummocks rise from the earth and beneath the square lie large storerooms.

The interior of the square is made up of stalls and aisles.

In the Eastern Market, traders from Asshai, Yi Ti and the Shadow Lands come to trade.

There one can find rarer items, such as manticores, elephants and striped white and black horses,

called zorses, of the Jogos Nhai.

Traders are free to cross the Dothraki sea unmolested to Vaes Dothrak as long as they

keep the peace, do not profane either the Mother of Mountains or the Womb of the World

and give the traditional gifts of salt, silver and seed to the dosh khaleen.

The Dothraki sea is also known as the Haunted Lands and the Great Desolation after the dozens

of ruins of the cities destroyed and nations conquered by the Dothraki.

Before the Century of Blood, it was referred to as the grasslands and is considered by

some as the birthplace of civilization, where the first true towns arose beside the banks

of the Sarne river.

Save for Vaes Dothrak and some Valyrian roads in the west near the Forest of Qohor, there

are no surviving roads, hills, or cities, leaving an ocean of unbroken rippling grass,

for which the Dothraki sea is named.

Over a hundred types of grass grow on the plains, often growing thick and taller than

a man's head and from afar look like a sea, as it rolls like waves in the breeze.

Some rivers run through the lands, though they are often shallow and shift with the

seasons; overall sand is more prevalent than water.

Other than that it is largely empty, with packs of wild dogs, herds of free-ranging

horses and rare hrakkar, a white lion.

By the time of the War of the Five Kings, the most powerful khal is Drogo, son of Khal

Bharbo.

From an early age Drogo was an extraordinarily gifted warrior even among the fierce Dothraki;

before the age of thirty he led a khalasar forty thousand strong, the largest on the

Dothraki sea and has never been defeated in battle.

Drogo owns a palace in the sacred Dothraki city of Vaes Dothrak.

He also possesses a nine-towered manse in Pentos, given to him by the city's ruling

magisters as part of their policy of bribing the Dothraki not to loot the city.

Drogo's bloodriders are Cohollo, Qotho and Haggo.

Cohollo was pledged to the khalakka Drogo while he was still a child, and saved young

Drogo's life from sellswords on one occasion.

Qotho is known as the most sadistic of Drogo's bloodriders.

He has cruel eyes and quick hands that like to hurt.

Even his horses react to him with fear.

After Drogo's injury, Daenerys intends to take her husband to the maegi Mirri Maz Duur

to heal him, but Drogo's bloodriders attempt to stop this from happening.

They are killed by Daeneryse's guards and Jorah Mormont.

Dothraki are fearsome and through their history they have destroyed many fine cities and kingdoms.

Some of those kingdoms still live in one form or another, and are waiting to strike back

on dothraki, seeking their weak spots.

And, surely, those lands threatened by dothraki won't support any friends of the bloodthirsty

horseriders, especially ones with the fire breathing dragons by their side.

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Germany's Crazy Robot Censorship In Video Games - Duration: 4:36.

There are a few reasons why you may not want to be a gamer living in Germany.

The sometimes strict censorship of video game violence, for example, is sure to upset those

of you who enjoy seeing your enemies exploding to pieces.

However, once upon a time, German gamers were faced with something a bit more bizarre when

it comes to video game censorship and I'm talking about... the robots.

You see, one way that the industry decided to tackle Germany's problem with video game

violence was to turn all of the characters into non-human robots instead.

Due to this, there are many examples from the 90s and 00s of games having a special

German version created that are extremely different to the rest of the world... and

much more mechanical in nature.

Take Soldier of Fortune 2, for example, which is a popular FPS from back in 2002.

As you can see from the gameplay, there's no shortage of that red stuff, with you being

able to target any of the enemies' body parts and obliterate them to pieces.

Back in 2002, Soldier of Fortune's gameplay was groundbreaking and there was absolutely

no chance that it would be allowed to be released in Germany in its original form.

And so, for the German release, the devs completely changed the game and not only turned every

single human character into a robot, but also replaced the story with a new one, where the

game now takes place in a parallel universe where mankind was completely wiped out by

machines.

The game of course plays and feels very different with all humans now turned to machines.

Also, this means that there's no more of that high tech violence system, with the robots

instead blowing up when defeated.

Another game released in Germany with humans turned to robots is Carmageddon, the graphic

vehicle combat game from 1997.

One big part of the title was the ability to mow down pedestrians during races for points.

Over in Germany though...

German games turning characters into robots though, goes back even further than the 90s,

with one of the first cases happening in Contra from way back in 1988.

This one however, ended up affecting all European regions and it even led to the title being

given a new name...

Probotector.

As you can see on the cover art, the game is now based around futuristic robots instead.

These changes affected all humans in the game and then went on to also be made to all of

the Contra sequels for a whooping 9 years.

One of the later games even decided to make the same changes to a wolf-like playable character,

showing that this treatment wasn't exclusive to humans.

This is similar to Turok: Dinosaur Hunter, which made changes to all of its Demon enemies,

which, whilst humanoid looking in nature, aren't actually human

Turok does also contain many proper human enemies though, such as human poachers, soldiers

and sergeants.

Naturally, these were censored in Germany the same... by turning them into some sort

of robot.

Now there are many more examples of German games with similar sort of changes, but the

last for today will be a rather infamous case from 2003's Command & Conquer: Generals.

The real time strategy game was actually originally released completely uncensored in Germany

and with only a 16+ rating.

However, shortly after release the game was then indexed by the German government, meaning

that it was unable to be sold openly and had to be hidden out of view of children by, for

example, hiding it under counters.

This would, of course, heavily affect sales and so out of nowhere the devs had to create

a new version of their game for the German market.

Thus, a little while later came a version that had many changes made to it, to remove

anything that could potentially cause issues... one of the most popular forms of editing being,

yet again, turning all humans into machines.

Dozens of art assets had to be altered and it really gives a different impression than

the original.

Other changes include the removal of all civilians, changing anthrax to acid, the removal of elements

that were related to real life and even a mission being completely cut from the game.

There were many other changes made to the German version and perhaps one day Censored

Gaming could make a full in-depth video going into these.

Here, for example, is one of the other ways that Command & Conquer: Generals handled human

characters, with the bombers on the left being replaced by bombs on wheels.

Thankfully for German gamers though, it's now been a long time since this sort of thing

has happened and, in fact, the country has actually got a lot more relaxed in recent

years, with them allowing games like Mortal Kombat X completely uncensored.

However, with so many classics from the past being affected, including Valve's Half Life

which is commonly regarded as one of the most influential games of all time, these are memories

that still to this day must unfortunately linger on.

Until next time, thank you for watching.

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Os documentários "Divinas Divas" e "São Paulo em Hi-Fi" - Duration: 4:01.

Hi, how are you? My name is Alan, I am a journalist and this Ingresse na Arte channel, my culture channel on YouTube.

In this video, I am going to speak about cinema.

If you think you are the star on the dancefloor when you go out,

I think you should read more about Brazilian nightlife story and about who were some icons of Sao Paulo, Rio or Brazil nightlife and change your mind.

I speak specifically about eight transvestites that, during Brazilian dictatorship, in the 1960s and 1970s,

were the stars of amazing performances in theaters located in Rio de Janeiro downtown.

They are Jane di Castro, Rogeria, Divina Valeria, Camille K, Fujica de Hallyday, Eloína dos Leopardos, Marquesa and Brigitte de Buzios.

The documentary "Divinas Divas", directed by Leandra Leal and that is on Brazilian movie theaters, tells their stories.

In this documentary, besides speaking about their 50 years career, they also speak about society gender bias.

For me, the best documentary scenes are when they reveal some funny secrets, particular situation that they have lived.

Brigitte de Buzios, for instance, remembers when she has been to New York, in 1970s, for some performances.

Over there, she met some hippies, but she did not like them, because she thought they were a kind of stinky.

She also met some punk people, who used to go to CBGB night club, where bands as Ramones and Blondie used to play.

She loved them and, because of that, she likes to be called as a gothic transvestite.

Eloina dos Leopardos' sentences are funny as well. She, for instance, gives some advices you if you want to be a great transvestite.

For that, she says, you must take care your hands and shave.

Rogeria's sentences are also great. She, who maybe is the most popular transvestite in the documentary, declares she is the "Brazilian Family Transvestite".

The documentary "Divinas Divas" shows some scenes of a making of a concert that those transvestites have performed to celebrate their 50 year career

and lots of photos and TV images from the 1960s and 1970s.

Leandra Leal has taken a long time to release the movie because, according to her,

there wasn't enough money for produce it. She believes few companies haven't wanted to sponsor a movie about transvestites and aging.

Because of that, Leandra Leal recorded a video some years ago in which she asked for any money for who would like to see that documentary produced.

To convince people to do that, she says in the video:

"An artist completing 50 years of career still in activity is admirable. An artist completing 50 years of career still in activity being transvestite in Brazil is extraordinary."

I also suggest the documentary "São Paulo em Hi-Fi", directed by Lufe Steffen,

that shows how used to be São Paulo nightlife in 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.

As "Divinas Divas", "São Paulo em Hi-Fi" shows how some icon people of the night in that period used to enjoy the nightlife.

In that period, for instance, there was a person who went down Augusta street (a famous street in São Paulo) by elephant to go to a nightclub. That is true!

That is it. In the next video, on Tuesday, I am going to speak about a Steve Jobs exhibit.

If you like this video, do not forget to enjoy it and sign Ingresse na Arte channel. And, for sure, share it to your friends and Ingresse na Arte (get your ticket and get in art). Bye bye.

For more infomation >> Os documentários "Divinas Divas" e "São Paulo em Hi-Fi" - Duration: 4:01.

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Quarto de menina - #meajudamari - Ep. 04 ❤ Mariana Martins - Duration: 6:26.

For more infomation >> Quarto de menina - #meajudamari - Ep. 04 ❤ Mariana Martins - Duration: 6:26.

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SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING - LOW BUDGET VERSION - Duration: 2:27.

What's this? No Black Widow? Ah, you guys are the real Avengers!

Let's fight!

Yo I got your deposit, my fist!

Please. Please. No.

Boom! In yer face!

Ahh!

Whoa! That was awesome!

Times are changing boys and that means we change too.

I'm the bad guy!

Vulture!

I gotta stop Vulture!

Don't go after him, you're not ready.

Shut up Iron Man! I. am. ready.

Okay.

Whoa! You're Spider-Man?!

Yeah.

Cooooool.

Don't tell no one.

I'm gonna go climb the Washington Monument!

Hey! Get off the Washington Monument!

NO!

Get down or we'll shoot!

Dammit!

Hey bird-brain!

Let's dance!

You're gonna have to come at me with a lot more than that!

Come and get me Spider-Man.

Nooooooo!!!

I gotta believe in myself!

Mayday. Mayday. I think somebody's on my plane!

Ah! What is this?!

You're gonna wish you never met me!

You're gonna wish I never did this! Nooooo!

You know what?

You might be ready after all!

Hey I did it!

Um, don't hug me.

For more infomation >> SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING - LOW BUDGET VERSION - Duration: 2:27.

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Fidget Spinner Piano Challenge - Oh! Susanna Beginner - LauraK - Duration: 0:53.

Glad it didn't fly on the piano.

If you can play an entire song on the piano

at basic or advanced level

with Fidget Spinner

post on YouTube with the title "Fidget Spinner Piano Challenge".

I doubt it.

Xoxo!

I broke everything.

For more infomation >> Fidget Spinner Piano Challenge - Oh! Susanna Beginner - LauraK - Duration: 0:53.

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(Space Monkeys ) Parodia com Day Menezes - Anitta Paradinha - Duration: 5:48.

For more infomation >> (Space Monkeys ) Parodia com Day Menezes - Anitta Paradinha - Duration: 5:48.

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Como Virei Vegano (Em Desenho) - Duration: 2:31.

For more infomation >> Como Virei Vegano (Em Desenho) - Duration: 2:31.

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O dia em que Dom Pedro II quase foi presidente dos Estados Unidos (Felipe Dideus) - Duration: 5:45.

For more infomation >> O dia em que Dom Pedro II quase foi presidente dos Estados Unidos (Felipe Dideus) - Duration: 5:45.

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VW Polo - Duration: 0:52.

For more infomation >> VW Polo - Duration: 0:52.

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VW Polo - Duration: 0:53.

For more infomation >> VW Polo - Duration: 0:53.

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Skoda Octavia - Duration: 0:49.

For more infomation >> Skoda Octavia - Duration: 0:49.

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Suzuki Jimny - Duration: 1:01.

For more infomation >> Suzuki Jimny - Duration: 1:01.

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Suzuki Jimny - Duration: 1:09.

For more infomation >> Suzuki Jimny - Duration: 1:09.

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Suzuki Vitara - Duration: 1:07.

For more infomation >> Suzuki Vitara - Duration: 1:07.

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Suzuki Vitara - Duration: 1:09.

For more infomation >> Suzuki Vitara - Duration: 1:09.

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Hyundai I30 - Duration: 1:02.

For more infomation >> Hyundai I30 - Duration: 1:02.

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Imagens Históricas (Comentadas) - Duration: 8:30.

For more infomation >> Imagens Históricas (Comentadas) - Duration: 8:30.

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Suzuki Jimny - Duration: 1:01.

For more infomation >> Suzuki Jimny - Duration: 1:01.

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Suzuki Jimny - Duration: 1:10.

For more infomation >> Suzuki Jimny - Duration: 1:10.

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Suzuki Jimny - Duration: 1:01.

For more infomation >> Suzuki Jimny - Duration: 1:01.

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Is Time To Go Back to Uranus and Neptune? Revisiting Ice Giants of the Solar System - Duration: 9:18.