seasons,moon vocab
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Seasons | A subdivision of the year identified by the changes of weather and hours of daylight.
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Direct light | Light that hits a surface from a ninety degree angle.
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Indirect light | Light that hits a surface from more or less of a ninety degree angle.
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Earth's tilt | The tilt of the earth that causes the seasons to occur.
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Orbit | The circular path of an object around a another object in space.
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Revolution(revolve) | To go around an object.
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Axis | An imaginery line on which an object rotates.
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Rotation(rotate) | To move around in a circle on an axis.
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Solstice | Either of the two times in the year when the sun reaches its highest or lowest point.
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Equinox | Either of the two days when the hours of daylight and the hours of night are equal.
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Moon phases(space view) | The phases of the moon where the moon is in different positions around the earth but only half of the moon is illuminated.
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Moon phases(earth view) | The phases of the moon where different parts of the moon is illuminated.
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Gibbous | When the illuminated part of the moon is greater than a semi circle but less than a full circle.
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Cresent | When the illuminated part of the moon is less than a semi circle but greater than no circle.
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Waxing | When the illuminated part of the moon is increasing up to a full moon.
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Waning | When the illuminated part of the moon is decreasing down to a new moon.
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