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Earth and Moon

Earth, Moon and Beyond Review

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Spin on an axis rotation
to move around a center point revolution
a path a planet takes around the Sun or the Moon takes around the Earth orbit
a shadow in space eclipse
an eclipse that happens during the day and the moon is in second place solar eclipse
and eclipse that happend at night and the Moon is in last place lunar eclipse
what causes the Moon to stay in orbit around the Earth gravity
High tides occur when the Moon is in the _____ or ____ phase full moon or new moon
Low tides occur when the Moon is in the ______ phases first/ last quarter
happens over and over again cycles
True or False: Moon phasses, seasons and tides occur in a cycle True
True or False: The Moon makes its own light False
Light from the Sun ______ off of the Moon allowing us to see the Moon on Earth reflects
True or False: The stars and Sun appear to move acrosss the sky because the Earth is rotating True
Day and Night happen every 24 hours on Earth
The Earth's revolution causes seasons on Earth and one year (365 days)
The Sun is not the largest star but seems that way because it is the closest star to Earth
True or False: Without the Sun we would not have a water cycle True
Te inner planets are Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
The outer planets are Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
Planets closer to the Sun are (hotter/ colder)? hotter
Planets farther from the Sun have a (long/ short) year? long
Created by: Johnson5
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