Balance a broom any day

Meteorologist Alan Seals discusses the myth that a broom can only stand upright on the equinox. He explains that this is not true and demonstrates that with patience and balance, a broom can stand upright any time of the year. The myth persists because people don't try it at other times. Seals defines a myth as something often said but not always true.

What is the common myth associated with the vernal equinox?

• You can see the Northern Lights during the equinox.

• You can only stand a broom upright on the equinox.

• The equinox is the longest day of the year.

• The equinox causes tides to rise.

What does the speaker demonstrate to debunk the myth?

• Balancing a broom on a windy day.

• Standing a broom upright at any time.

• Using a broom to measure the equinox.

• Breaking a broom to show its balance.

According to the speaker, what is required to stand a broom upright?

• Magic and timing.

• Patience and balance.

• Special equipment.

• A specific type of broom.

What is the speaker's profession?

• Astronomer

• Meteorologist

• Chemist

• Physicist

What is the main message the speaker wants to convey about the broom myth?

• It requires special conditions.

• It is a fun activity for children.

• It is true only during the equinox.

• It can be done any time of the year.