Ng Techel el Klengei a Chelid? (Ng Kngemel a Kereng)
Chelid a klengei el chad er ngii el diak a ungil er a chelid er a beluu. A medakt er a 300,000 kilometer er a sekond. Ng mla meringel, cheldecheduch el bilis el diak. A rengul el diak a mlecheldik el klekedall el chelid, a chelid a mlo del diak ng diak el mo ng diak a mekar. Chelid a lmeches el Belau a chelid a chelid el diak el chad er a sekond. Chelid a mengedelel a reng el diak a ngar er a chelid. A uldasuub a urur el diak a mo er a reng, a meches el diak a ngii el diak a Surangel, a starr, me a galaxy el diu. Ng mla lomekes el Surangel, ngii a chelid a lmeches el Surangel a oseked el a sekond el diak. Ng klengei a chelid a telkib er a beluu. A diak el klengei el mo er ngii — me a klengei a mla chedil el lomekes er a reng, a klengar, me ngii el diak.
English Version: Light is the fastest thing we know in the universe. It travels at about 300,000 kilometers every second. To imagine how fast that is, think of a dark room. When you open the door and switch on the light, the room fills with light before you even take a step inside. Light can travel around the Earth more than seven times in just one second. Light does not need air, wires, or roads to move. It travels as energy, crossing empty space from the Sun, stars, and distant galaxies. When we look at the Sun, we are actually seeing light that left it about eight minutes ago. The speed of light sets a limit for the universe. Nothing moves faster — and that speed shapes how we see space, time, and everything around us.