tellurion

/tɛˈlʊri.ən/
noun
  1. A model that shows how the Earth moves around the Sun and rotates on its axis, used to explain seasons, day and night, and eclipses.
    • Building a tellurion helped the students understand the solar system better.
    • In the museum, a large tellurion showed the positions of the Earth and Moon.
    • The science teacher used a tellurion to demonstrate why we have summer and winter.
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