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Scott Foresman Science Vocab

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Solstice   a point in earth's orbit around the sun where daylight is either the longest or the shortest amount possible  
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Equinox   a point in Earth's orbit around the sun where nights and days are the same length  
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Lunar eclipse   a darkening of the moon when it passes through Earth's shadow  
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Fusion   the combining of less massive elements to form more massive elements  
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Corona   a crown of glowing gases around the sun that can be seen during a total solar eclipse  
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Solar eclipse   an alignment of the sun, moon, and Earth where the moon blocks the sun from Earth's view  
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Sunspot   a region on the sun of very strong magnetic field  
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Solar flare   powerful eruption of very hot gases from the sun  
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Aurora   the glow or display of lights in the skies near polar latitudes  
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Galaxy   a system of billions of stars, gases, and dust  
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Quasar   brilliant objects in space that may be the power houses of developing galaxies  
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Nebula   cloud of gas and dust in space  
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Black Hole   an invisible object in space whose mass and gravitational force is so great that not even light can escape  
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Red shift   the changing of light waves from retreating objects to the red end of the spectrum  
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