Yashaswini came well-prepared with a structured plan to bust common space myths using visuals, historical context, and clear scientific explanations. She covered multiple myths such as “the moon is made of cheese,” “there’s no gravity on the moon,” and misconceptions about stars, craters, and moon phases. Her use of examples like Newtons for weight, NASA images, and real lunar footage helped ground abstract ideas in observable evidence. To improve, she could consider tightening transitions between myths or preparing smoother navigation between external links and visuals to maintain flow.
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