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Earth's movements

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summer solstice   1st day of summer, longest day of the year  
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winter solstice   1st day of winter, shortest day of the year  
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vernal equinox   1st day of spring, earth receives 12 hours of day and night  
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autumnal equinox   1st day of fall, earth receives 12 hours of day and night  
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What is earth's rotation?   earth spinning on its axis  
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How long does earth's rotation take?   It takes 23 hrs and 56 min or one day  
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What does earth's rotation cause?   It causes day and night  
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What is the earth's axis?   an imaginary line that runs from the north to south pole  
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What is earth's revoultion?   earth's orbit around the sun  
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How long does earth's revolution take?   It takes 365 and 1/4 day or one year.  
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What does earth's revolution cause?   It causes the change in the seasons  
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When does the summer solstice occur?   about June 21  
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When does the winter solstice occur?   about Decemeber 21  
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When does the vernal equniox occur?   about March 21  
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When does the autumnal equinox occur?   about September 21  
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