MYTHS AND FACTS ABOUT OUR SOLAR SYSTEM
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- No, I'm not talking about food leftovers; I'm talking about what the Solar System used to look like. While it's easy to get caught up in the weather and craters on planets and moons, it's also important to remember that we must also pay attention to the smaller bodies.
- Class, good morning! Today's lesson is on the Solar System, but I'd like to share a fact about comets and asteroids with you.
- Do you know that Comets and asteroids are leftovers?
- What do you mean, Sir? Leftover to eat?
- Yeyyy! This lesson is gonna be awesome!
- Solar System again? Hayyy
- I'm curious, why the earth isn't a perfect sphere?
- Do you know that my teacher mentioned that the Earth is not a perfect sphere, but rather a myth created by people? At first, I didn't believe him since I thought the Earth was a perfect sphere.
- The North and South Poles are slightly flat due to the force caused when the Earth rotates. The planet is slowly changing shape due to its rotation, wobbling motion, and other causes, yet it is still round.
- Hmmm, Thank you for letting me know about this!
- They went to the teachers' office after talking about why Earth isn't a perfect sphere because they'll get something there.
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- Ahh so our home planet's tilt allows the sun's energy to hit us more directly during its orbit?
- Omg its so warm this summer. Is it because the Earth is closer to the sun ?
- No. It's only a myth. The fact is the Earth is not closer to the sun during summer in the Northern Hemisphere. The planet is at its farthest point from the sun during the summer.
- Yes! you got it right.
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