Hello friends, today I am going to talk about asteroids, major asteroids and comets. In previous video we talked about the sun and the egg planets. Astroids, major asteroids and comets are some other bodies in the solar system. Astroids are large with sub-work orbiting the sun. Most asteroids are in the asteroid belt which is between mass and Jupiter. Although they are usually about 10 meters across, they can range in size from less than 10 meters to over 5-3-3 kilometers across. Next we are going to talk about meteoids. Meteoids are small fish sub-work which move around the sun. Unlike asteroids which are mainly present in the asteroid belt, meteoids are not usually clustered at any location. They can range in size from dust to about 10 meters. Next we are going to talk about meteoids. When meteoids come near the earth, they may fall on its atmosphere. When falling through the atmosphere, it burns up and can be seen as a line of light in the sky. They are known as meteoids. We also call them shooting stars. When there are a lot of meteoids for at the same time, it is called a meteo shower. Next we are going to talk about meteoids. Sometimes a meteoid without being completely burnt falls on the surface of the earth. It is called a meteoid. When it falls on the earth, it forms a crater where it fell. Next we are going to talk about comets. Comets are bases of rock and ice that move on the sun in highly elliptical orbits. When a comet comes near the sun, dust that is blown off the comet by solar winds and gas that aeriproids of a comet makes a tail. The tail always points away from the sun. Comets are of two types. Short term comets and long term comets. Short term comets. Short term comets are comets for the orbital period of less than 200 layers. They are formed in the kite robot. The helix comet is a short term comet. Long term comets are covered with an orbital period that is more than 200 layers. They are formed in the Earth clouds. Hope you liked this video. Please like and share this video and subscribe to my channel. Thank you.