Okay, imagine you're in a car cruising down the highway, right? Sometimes, the road gets a bit bumpy, like hitting small potholes or speed bumps. Well, in the air, it's kinda similar.
Airplane turbulence is like the bumps in the sky. It happens when the plane flies through different air currents or changes in the atmosphere. Just like how your car might jiggle a bit on a rough road, the plane might shake or bump a little when it hits turbulence.
But here's the cool part: turbulence might feel a bit unsettling, but it's totally normal and nothing to worry about. Pilots are trained to handle it, and planes are built to withstand it. It's like a rollercoaster ride in the sky – a little thrill, but nothing to be scared of. So, if you ever experience it on your first flight, just remember, it's just Mother Nature giving you a gentle reminder that you're soaring through her domain!