We don't know how to tell it to you and we don't want to blow our own trumpet at all but our class is the only one that successfully and exactly measured the Astronomical Unit. Do you happen to know what the AU is? We suppose you do. And if you don't, look carefully on our pages that have been created for this purpose. We sacrificed the possibility to learn more during the lessons of physics to create them. But that isn't all. We had to work hard even at home in our free time. Everybody slaved like a slave(?). And why? Surely because we want to show the whole world our exact measures and the information about the Venus transit. You can make sure that we succeeded. No other class in Vysoké Mýto could measure this unit more exactly than we did, that's clear. There's no doubt that any other school isn't as good as we are. Our professor Morávek checked us whether we did it correctly. When he found out we had, he joined us to have some worth on it too.





This is him, maybe he's a little  bit  shy.
Of course the other teachers couldn't miss such event like the Venus transit is. Mr. Dustman, excuse us, our Geography professor whose name is Popelář (in English means dustman) visited us first and he was so amazed by the beauty of the phenomenon that he didn't leave. He was followed by professor Šimek. The next who visited us was professor Ježek, who appeared here only accidentally, he was going to lunch and lost his way. In the end came everybody.
There were everybody