meteor make a streak of light when it falls on the earth do u think it would be same when faling on moon
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When the meteor falls on the earth, it creates a fire and we see the light of that fire.
As oxygen is required for burning and there is no oxygen on the moon, thus fire wont occur on the moon and we cannot see the light when the meteor strikes it. But even if we talk about extraordinary cases, if the meteor itself was composed of gases, and created a fire on the moon, we will see only a small part of that light as the atmosphere will absorb a large part of that light.
No ... it will not coz there is no air on moon which will cause an air resistance on the object..
As oxygen is required for burning and there is no oxygen on the moon, thus fire wont occur on the moon and we cannot see the light when the meteor strikes it. But even if we talk about extraordinary cases, if the meteor itself was composed of gases, and created a fire on the moon, we will see only a small part of that light as the atmosphere will absorb a large part of that light.
No ... it will not coz there is no air on moon which will cause an air resistance on the object..
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