[clapping to a beat] Rocket, rocket to the Moon. Do you think we'll make it soon? Is it fast,
or is it slow? Will we make it? We don't know.
Hey, I've got an idea. Me too. Let's go to the Moon. Well, you can't really do that. Yeah,
you really can't. What do you mean we can't get to the moon? It's a straight shot.
Olivia, let's show just how wrong they are.
Here's a simple demonstration that you can try
at home to prove why it's hard to launch a rocket to the moon.
For this demonstration, you'll need a ball and a container. Sit in a chair and have
someone spin you around. When you're in the chair, the outside person will be moving,
and so will you. Try to throw the ball into the container, but you'll miss.
Oh, now I get it. Oh, so it's not a straight shot.
So you see, it's hard to line up objects that are in motion.
Well, it's dismissal time.