<prompt> Hlalosa hore na ke hobaneng ha letsatsi le bonahala le tsamaea sepakapakeng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain why the sun appears to move across the sky. . Response in English: The sun appears to move across the sky because of the Earths rotation on its axis. The Earth rotates counterclockwise, or from west to east, completing one full rotation every 24 hours. Since the Earth is rotating, the sun, which is stationary in the sky, appears to rise in the east and gradually move across the sky until it sets in the west. However, this is just an optical illusion due to the movement of the Earth. The sun itself isnt moving, but our perspective from the rotating Earth makes it appear as though it is. . Response in Sesotho: Letsatsi le bonahala le tsamaea sepakapakeng ka lebaka la ho potoloha ha Lefatše holima axis ea lona. Lefatše le potoloha ka lehlakoreng la oache, kapa ho tloha bophirimela ho ea bochabela, le qeta ho potoloha ka botlalo lihora tse ling le tse ling tse 24. Kaha Lefatše lea potoloha, letsatsi, le eme sepakapakeng, le bonahala le phahama ka bochabela me butle-butle le tsamaea sepakapaka ho fihlela le likela ka bophirimela. Leha ho le joalo, ena e mpa e le pono e fosahetseng ka lebaka la ho tsamaea ha Lefatše. Letsatsi ka bolona ha le sisinyehe, empa pono ea rōna ea Lefatše le potolohang e etsa hore ho bonahale eka lea tsamaea. 