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How does the earth move?   2 major ways, rotation and revolution.  
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rotation.   the spinning of earth on its axis. it causes day and night. 24 hours equals one day  
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revolution   movement of earth around the sun. one complete revolution equals 1 year/ 365 1/4  
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orbit   the path earth moves around the sun non circular it is elliptical  
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calendar   a system to organize time  
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leap year   an adjustment made by the romans to the egyptian calender made to 365 1/4 days feb. 29th  
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what causes the seasons?   the tilted axis as the earth revolves around the sun  
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summer   north end of earths axis tilted towards the sun. june 21 solctice longest day of the year.  
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winter   south end of earths axis tilted toward the sun december 21 solctice shortest day of the year  
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spring and autumn   neither end of earths axis is tilted toward the sun noon sun directly over head 12 hours day and night  
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vernal/spring equinox   march 21 first day of spring  
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autumnal/fall equinox   september 21 first day of fall  
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