16/08/2016 Newsround

Good morning, I'm Ayshah, its Tuesday and here's what's

We bring you all the action from Day 10 in Rio

and we find out why Australia is on the move.

There were more medals for Team GB at the Rio Olympics yesterday -

one of each colour - a gold, a silver and a bronze to add

It means Team GB still sit second in the medals table behind the USA.

Here's Ricky with a round-up of what happened.

It's one of the hottest days here inside the Olympic Park in Rio and

after fantastic weekend, let's find out how Team GB got on on day ten.

Let's turn our attention to dressage, where Team GB got its

first and only goal of the day. Charlotte the Jardin and her horse

and impressed the judges with this routine. I am so happy, it's been a

dream come true, for me to come here and defend my title from London is

just absolutely incredible. So if Charlotte got a medal, what did

allegro get? He got lots of sugar, he loves sugar cubes, he is addicted

to them. He got a lot of apples, he will have a lot of carrots tonight

as well, he gets lots of treats! Cyclist Mark Cavendish got his first

ever Olympic medal, a silver in the Omni. He makes sure he has the

silver medal! Think of it as the pentathlon of cycling, it's

extremely tough going. Sophie Hitchon, used to be a ballet dancer,

made history for Team GB, winning bronze in the hammer, she threw a

new British record of 74.54 metres, about the same length of four

bowling alleys! I had to do a double-take! Because it was just

incredible. To see the number three there and the national record, I

couldn't be happier, my coach has stuck with me through the bad times

and now the good times. GB's women beat Spain three Harper want to get

through to the hockey semifinals. -- 3-1. And in gymnastics, Team USA's

Simona Boils, finished third on the bin, she added Abrams to her goals.

I think the answer still pretty good. Are you going to come to the

UK? Hopefully one day! We would love you to come on our show.

This really heavy rain in Rio put a stop to some

Events like the men's pole vault and women's discus were affected.

And some would say that coming sixth and not getting a medal

Next to the country of Australia, where it's been revealed

that the whole country has moved north by a metre and a half

Confused? I've been looking into it.

Australia is a country on the move, no seriously -

It's only shifting at about 7cm every year which is about the same

But the reason it's moving is all to do with the way

It might look like one giant rock, but it's actually made up

The ground we stand on is called the crust and it's made

of huge slabs of rock called tectonic plates.

They float on top of a different layer of hot molten rock,

But over long periods of time these floating plates move around and maps

That's because they work using satellites to work out

where something is using a sets of coordinates called

latitude and longitude Think of it like a graph over

Think of it like a graph over the top of the earth.

Latitude goes this way, longitude goes this way

So if you want to tell someone where you are on earth,

you can tell them your latitude and longitude number.

But because Australia's tectonic plate is moving,

its latitude and longitude numbers are now a bit off.

Take the famous Sydney Opera House for example -

GPS devices say the opera house is here.

But actually it's here - about a metre and a half away -

Fixing the issue will be a big job - but scientists say it's important

That's all for now. We're back in about half an hour.