Meteorites,+meteors+and+comets+what's+the+differnce+betwem+them?

History
Hi, I’m a seventh grader. My name is Carlos; today we are going to talk about meteorites, meteors and comets. Confused about the differences between meteors, meteorites, and comets. Meteorites have to survive their journey of reaching earth; those that burn up before they reach earth are called meteors. Comets and asteroids are like small planets, ranging baseball –size meteors to 1/3 the size of the moon. They also are the rocky and icy bodies left over from the formation of the solar system. There were more comets and asteroids n the past but most of them collided together to form the mayor planets.

Location
The place I found this information is called Harvard Museum of Natural History. In Massachusetts, in the city of Cambridge. It’s located in 26 Oxford Street. It’s this very big building that looks like an apartment. Once you’re in, you can ask for directions to the third flour. Once you’re in the meteor, meteorite, and comet section, you can look at the video that’s located right in the middle to your left. You can read the vital information that’s beside both the video.

In summary meteorites, meteors, and comets are very interesting. They can give us all lots of theories of things that happened in the past and how the world was formed. They can also predate anything found on earth, they also tell us the origin and evolution of the solar system. Mostly meteorites strike the earth once every 1 thousand million years. Meteorites come to earth because the gravity pulls of larger bodies sending them into less stable orbits, in some occasions it collides with larger bodies, including earth. They also come from asteroids. They can be very deadly but once you know how they form, you can tell why this happened and how to predict when it might occur again. [|]