Please Translate the following paragraphs: Since the first manned flight 27 years ago, 195 men and 11 women from 20 countries have taken space flight. They have seen from as far as 238,857 miles aloft the greatest spectacle of our universe — Earth. In this excerpt from The Home Planet, a book published this month by Addison-Wesley, many of those who have made the trip reflect on how they felt as they moved at up to 300 miles a minute through space. "Although the ocean’s surface seems at first to be completely homogeneous, after half a month we began to differentiate various seas and even different parts of oceans by their characteristic shade. We were astonished to discover that, during a flight, you have to learn anew not only to look, but also to see. At first, the finest nuances of color elude you, but gradually your vision sharpens and your color perception becomes richer, and the planet spreads itself before you with all its indescribable beauty." —— The View from Outer Space