In outer space so vast and wide,
A meteoroid begins to glide,
It travels on an orbit's path,
Across the galaxy's endless math.

It's not alone up in the sky,
Many meteorites pass by,
They light up the atmosphere,
And fill the night with beauty clear.

But some meteors fall to Earth,
And cause a spectacle of mirth,
Scientists study their diameter,
To learn about the universe's character.

Fossil fuels come from ancient times,
When creatures roamed in paradigms,
Their remains now power our lives,
A precious resource, we must strive.

So let's protect the atmosphere,
And keep our planet crystal clear,
As we learn about the cosmos above,
And cherish the wonders of our Earth with love.

Reflections

1. What is a meteoroid, and how is it different from a meteor or meteorite?
2. How do scientists learn about the diameter of meteorites, and why is it important?
3. What are fossil fuels, and where do they come from?
4. What can we do to protect our planet's atmosphere?
5. Why is it important to study the wonders of the universe, and how can this knowledge help us in our everyday lives?