Question about Daily Periods
Subject Sciences
Sciences
Source Originais Teachy
Originais Teachy
Topic Daily Periods
Daily Periods
Difficulty Medium
Medium
(Originais Teachy 2024) - Question Medium of Sciences
Have you ever noticed that the day has the morning, followed by the afternoon, and then comes the night? Well, this happens because the Earth is always moving, spinning around itself like a dancing ballerina. This spinning movement of the Earth is called rotation. When the place where we are is facing the Sun, it is day, and when we are on the other side, where the Sun cannot illuminate us, it is night. Keeping that in mind, explain to us: Why do we have day and night on Earth? What is the name of the movement that the Earth makes to create day and night?Answer sheet:
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