Предмет: Астрономия, автор: ivaearli

уявлення стародавніх слов'ян про будову світу

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Автор ответа: jazzist63

Ответ:

Стародавні слов'яни думали, що для кожного явища є свій бог, наприклад, бог Сонця, бог грому тощо. Коли було сонячне затемнення, (тоді вони ще не знали про це явище і не могли пояснити його) вони просто впадали в паніку, починали молитися, щоб знову з'явилось Сонце. Молилися ще для того, щоб пішов дощ, щоб їх фрукти й овочі виросли смачними і гарними.

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