Mars inhabitants will live in the underground covered whit a bubble through the sky could be seen. Mars will have big areas under bubble, connected between them by 3 subways (underground).
The cities will be built on vertically whit lifts to move vertically and whidth wise. There could only be few thousands people by areas.
Each house will be in its caves, heated by electricity and running water (and heat). Phones will be replaced by large pipes in which we will slip messages.
In each areas, there will be one factory for food , one for the textile in dustry ans one for the waste recycling and a funeral home.

The school  will be compulsory on Mars until the age of 25. Pulpils will have French lessons and Mathematics lessons in the morning ; and they will have the choice of the lessons for the afternoon according to the possible aptions : ( arts: sculpture, drawing, painting...sports : dancing, pe, football... experiments : physics, chemistry, sciences...).

Leisures: playing clubs (like marsnis and marsket). This clubs will be accessible to peoples whit different levels for a reasonable price. Contests will be organized between the 3 areas.

Medecine : In each areas, a great center of medicine will be sattled. The care will be free and the special for the old to rest will be free too. But, if a person is touched by a virus likely to harm the life of Mars inhabitants, he will be immediately sent back on Earth to be treated.

Town hall: the town hall will be located in the center of each areas. We could find some news about Mars or Earth...
We will be able to communicate whit the Earth. Employees will deal whit the papers of the inhabitants and of the newborns .

Thanks to Michel et al

Don't forget !
Approximatly 19h36 UTC to 22h44 UTC ; in order to get legal time :
* add  1 h in UK  (20h36 to 23h44) ;
* add  2 h i Sverige and France (21h36 to 00h44).
Good evening - God kväll - Bonne soirée.
MW (Uzerche, France).

In Brive, where I am living, the observation of the partial Sun eclipse was a failure once more.
The reason was : too many clouds.
The Sun was visible for only a quarter of an hour, just before the beginning of the eclipse.
Did someone else succeed in this observation ?
MW (Collège Gaucelm Faidit, 19140 Uzerche) , 1st of August 2008.

A partial Moon eclipse will occur on next Saturday August 16th 2008.

Beginning : 19 h 36 min (UT) ; the Moon begins to enter the shadow of the Earth.

Maximum : 21 h 10 min (UT) ; 81 %.

End : 22 h 44 min (UT) ; the Moon is out of the shadow.

I think that the beginning of the eclipse will not be visible from Sätila, maybe nor from Birmingham.

That doesn’t matter :

If possible, French, English and Swedish pupils and teachers could
try to take pictures, and to magnify them as much as possible, with
several exposure times.

So you could use them in order to do the work that French pupils presented in Sätilaskolan on Wednesday the 28th of May 2008 :

“how to estimate the true diameter of the Moon and the true distance between the Moon and the Earth”.

NB : remember that a lot of contrast is required on the pictures, for that work.

Michel Wavresky, July 11th 2008.