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Earth, Moon, Sun, Earth's Rotation,

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the length of a straight line through the center of an object   diameter  
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object in the sky made of very hot spinning gases   star  
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our nearest star; made up of gases around which the planets revolve   sun  
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dark areas on the Sun’s surface that are cooler than the rest of the sun’s surface.   sunspots  
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the path an object takes around another object   orbit  
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to move in an orbit or circle around something   revolve  
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one complete orbit   revolution  
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an object that travels around another object   satellite  
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Earth’s only natural satellite   moon  
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of or relating to the moon   lunar  
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layers of gases which surround a star, like our Sun, or a planet, like our Earth   atmosphere  
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a force that pulls objects toward each other   gravity  
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To spin around a center point, or axis   rotate  
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an imaginary line that passes through the North Pole, the South Pole, and the center of the Earth   Earth's axis  
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The changes in the moon’s appearance as the position of the Earth, moon and sun change;   moon phases  
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the rise and fall of sea levels caused by the pull of gravity between Earth, the moon and the Sun;   tides  
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a system that consists of a star and everything within reach of the star’s gravity.   solar system  
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