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Unit 3 Vocabulary

Unit 3 Vocabulary for science

TermDefinition
Tilt a sloping position or movement
Rotation The movement of the Earth on its own axis
Revolution The movement of the Earth around the Sun in a fixed orbit.
Axis an imaginary line around which a body rotates
Solar Energy radiant energy emitted by the Sun
Orbital Plane All planets orbit around Sun. all orbits line up with each other making a kind of flat disk called orbital plane
Seasons Each of four divisions of the year are marked by particular weather pattern and daylight hours due to the changing position of the Earth
Tide A daily rise and fall of the ocean water along the coastline.
Summer Solstice The solstice that marks the onset of summer, at the time of longest day, June 21 in Northern hemisphere and December 22 in Southern hemisphere
Winter Solstice The solstice that marks the onset of winter at the time of shortest day, December 22 in the Northern hemisphere and June 21 in the Southern hemisphere.
Autumn Equinox The time when Sun crosses the plane of Earth’s equator making day and night of equal length September 22
Spring Equinox In Northern hemisphere the spring or vernal equinox happens around March 21 when the Sun moves north across the equator
Lunar Eclipse It occurs when the moon passes directly behind Earth and into its shadow. It can occur only on the night of the full Moon
Solar Eclipse When moon comes in between Earth and the Sun and shadow caused by Moon fully or partially blocks the Sun
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