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Earth, sun, and moon

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Rotation   The spinning of the earth on its axis  
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Revolution   Revolving and rotation around the sun or the movement of the earth around their sun circular and  
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Axis   Invisible line that goes throught the north and south poles  
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Equator   The imaginary line that goes through the middle of the Earth and 0° latitude  
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Seasons   Period of the year characterized by particular conditions of weather temperature due to the tilt of Earth's axis  
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Axial tilt   The tilt of Earth's axis pointing towards Polaris and it causes seasons it is tilted at a 23.5° angle  
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Lunar Eclipse   An eclipse that the moon must be a full moon. It lines up with the eclipse point it happens once every 18 months. The moon gives off an orangey completion  
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Solar eclipse   An eclipse where the moon must be a new moon and it covers up the sun it gives a silvery ring around the sun.  
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Neap tide   Lowest tide  
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Spring tide   The highest and lowest tide  
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New moon   No light is reflected off the moon therefore there looks like there is not moon  
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Full moon   All of the half side of the moon is lit  
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First quarter   Half of the moon is lit. To the right  
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Third quarter   Half of the moon is lit to the left  
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Waxing   Gradually growing  
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Waning   Gradually fading  
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Waxing crescent   Less than a quarter of a moon on the right  
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Waxing gibbous   More than a quarter less than a full moon on the right  
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Waning crescent   Less than quarter more than new moon on the left  
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Waning gibbous   More than a quarter less than a full on the left  
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Wave   An uprising of water by wind  
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Tide   A bulge of water caused by. The gravitational pull of the moon  
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Umbra   The effect of the total eclipse  
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Penumbra   That area if the partial effect of the eclipse  
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Total eclipse   An area in the umbra the black part of a diagram where one can see all if the eclipse  
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Partial eclipse   An area in the penumbra the white stuff in the diagram where one can see part of the eclipse  
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Polaris   The star where axis points to also referred to as the North Star  
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