A young girl stands in a lush garden with a bouquet of freshly picked wildflowers in her hands. She is beaming with pride over the flowers she has picked herself. She is wearing a simple summer dress that moves lightly in the gentle breeze. In the background, her dear mother is waiting anxiously for the little surprise.
Will this planet be as clean when we children grow old?
A young girl stands with a globe in her hands, her eyes filled with wonder and seriousness.
Our earth is bleeding
The earth revolves around the sun
Earth moves at an average speed of about 107,000 kilometers per hour (km/h). This speed varies slightly throughout the year, as the Earth moves faster when it is closer to the Sun (perihelion) and slower when it is farther away (aphelion).
This is an incredibly high speed, but due to the vast distance between the Earth and the Sun, we do not perceive this speed in our daily lives. The gravitational forces from the Sun keep the Earth in a stable orbit, enabling the cyclical seasons and creating a stable and life-sustaining environment on our planet.
