Warum der Mars-Krater wie ein Ort in Bosnien heißt

SHOTLIST NUR FÜR AFP-ABONNENTEN (NO RESALE)JEZERO, BOSNIEN-HERZEGOWINA18. FEBRUAR 2021QUELLE: AFPTV1. Totale the giant screen on which the rover's landing is broadcast2. Totale the giant screen on which the rover's landing is broadcast3. Totale shouts of joy in a sports hall as the rover lands watched live on a giant screen4. Halbnahe children with the Nasa mission brochures5. Halbnahe children take glasses to watch the rover landing 6. Nah the stickers with the NASA logo on the table7. Panorama children playing in the sports hall before the landing is broadcast8. Totale a group of children taking pictures with the mayor of the municipality of Jezero, Snezana Ruzicic9. O-TON 1 - Nemanja Rakic, Astrophysicist (Mann, Serbian, 20 Sek.): 'It was by chance that NASA named the crater (on Mars) after the name of our municipality, but the choice of the Jezero crater (meaning lake in Serbo-Croatian) on Mars was no coincidence. It was chosen because it is believed that a lake was located there. ' 10. Zwischenschnitt: Totale a prospectus on the Mars 2020 mission 11. O-TON 2 - Snezana Ruzicic, Jezero Mayor (Frau, Serbian, 22 Sek.): 'I hope that our municipality will take advantage of this, that we will set up certain ecological, touristic and even scientific projects. Perhaps NASA will like to help us open a small scientific centre. That's what some local young people were proposing. Maybe we can install a replica of the rover or install a powerful telescope in the village.' 12. Zwischenschnitt: Totale children in front of a screen 13. Zwischenschnitt: Totale Jezero's mayor and several other people listen to the scientist's presentation 14. Halbnahe brochures on the NASA mission15. Halbnahe a boy puts on glasses16. Totale children with the NASA mission brochures