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6.3de Sun,Earth,Moon

Lesson 4 - Seasons and Tides

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What would happen if Earth had no tilt of its axis? There would be no seasons.
The interactions and orientations of the Sun, Earth, and Moon lead to patterns that are evidenced in ________, ___________, and the ________ of the moon. Seasons, eclipses, and phases of the moon
Earth has _______ because the Earth's axis is tilted at 23.5*. Seasons
If the season is winter in the northern hemisphere, the season will be ____ in the southern hemisphere. Summer
Approximately how many days are needed for Earth to complete one full revolution around the Sun? 365
Seasons are caused by a combination of …. Name all three. Tilt of the earth’s axis, the curvature of earth’s surface, the angle sunlight strikes earth’s surface
When the moon and the sun are in line with one another, what effect does this have on the Earth's tides? The gravity of both the sun and the moon pull on the water to create even higher tides.
How many tides are experienced in one rotation of earth? There are two high tides and two low tides. So the total is 4 in the 24 hours of one rotation of earth .
What is an ocean tide? The ocean water level increases or decreases every six hours due to the moon's gravitational pull.
Tides are mostly the result of the gravitational pull of the ______ on the surface waters of Earth. moon
__________ from the moon pulls on Earth's surface waters and creates tides. Gravity
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