<prompt> Phapano ke efe lipakeng tsa meteoroid, meteor le meteorite?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the difference between a meteoroid, meteor, and meteorite? . Response in English: A meteoroid is a piece of rock or other debris in space that ranges in size from a speck of dust to around 10 meters in diameter. It usually originates from an asteroid or a comet.When a meteoroid enters the Earths atmosphere, it heats up and produces a streak of light, which is visible in the sky. This event is called a meteor, often referred to as a shooting star or falling star.If a meteoroid survives its journey through the atmosphere and lands on the Earths surface, it is then called a meteorite. Meteorites can vary in size and can provide valuable information about the early Solar System and its formation.In summary, a meteoroid is a space rock, a meteor is the streak of light produced when it burns up in the atmosphere, and a meteorite is the object that remains if any fragments make it to the surface. . Response in Sesotho: Meteoroid ke karoloana ea lefika kapa maloanlahla a mang sebakeng se fapaneng ka boholo ho tloha ho lerōle ho ea ho bophara ba limithara tse 10. Hangata e tsoa ho asteroid kapa comet. Ha meteoroid e kena sepakapakeng sa Lefatše, ea futhumala me e hlahisa letoto la khanya, le bonahalang leholimong. Ketsahalo ena e bitsoa meteor, hangata e bitsoa naleli e thunyang kapa naleli e oelang. Haeba meteoroid e pholoha leeto la eona sepakapakeng ebe e lula holima Lefatše, joale e bitsoa meteorite. Li-meteorite li ka fapana ka boholo me li ka fana ka boitsebiso ba bohlokoa mabapi le Solar System ea pele le sebōpeho sa eona. Ka bokhutšoanyane, meteoroid ke lejoe la sepakapaka, meteor ke letoto la khanya le hlahisoang ha le cha sepakapakeng, me meteorite ke ntho e setseng haeba likotoana leha e le life li fihla holimo. 