Moon Phases, Eclipse, Tide Trivia Mrs. Womack. How long does it take for the Earth to make one revolution?

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Moon Phases, Eclipse, Tide Trivia Mrs. Womack

How long does it take for the Earth to make one revolution?

 One year

How long does it take for the Earth to make a rotation?

 24 hours/ 1 day

How many high tides are there in one day?

 Twice a day….every 12 hours

If the Earth was not tilted on its axis…what would change?

 No seasons, same temp year round

What is another name for the “moon phases”

 Lunar Cycle

How long does the Lunar Cycle take?

 27.3 days….about a month

Explain the position of the Earth. Moon, and sun in a spring tide.

 All in a straight line

In what moon phases can spring tides occur?

 New and full

What causes the Earth’s tides?

 Gravity of the moon and the relationship between the Earth, moon, and sun

Explain the relationship between the Earth, moon, and sun during neap tide.

 Right angle to each other

What moon phases are in neap tide?

 1 st and 3 rd Quarter

Explain the actual tide in a spring tide.

 High tide is very high, low tide is very low. GREATEST DIFFERENCE IN TIDES

Explain the actual tide in a neap tide.

 High tide is not much higher than low tide. SMALLEST DIFFERENCE IN TIDES.

How much of the moon is always lit?

 HALF OF THE MOON IS ALLLLWWWAAYYYSSS LIT!!!!!

How are the Earth, moon, and sun arranged during new moon?

 Moon is directly in between Earth and Sun

What is a solstice?

 Point at which the Earth is tilted as far away or toward the sun as possible

In what two seasons will we have a solstice?

 Winter and summer  December 21 and June 21

What is an equinox?

 Point at which Earth is not tilted toward or away from sun

What two seasons have equinoxes?

 Spring and Fall  March 21 and September 23

During a lunar eclipse, what phase is the moon in?

 Full moon

During solar eclipse, what phase is the moon in?

 New moon

When progressing from full moon to new moon, is the moon waxing or waning?

 Waning….getting smaller

When it is spring in the northern hemisphere, what is it in the southern hemisphere?

 fall

 On October 15 th, Susie went outside and saw a 1 st quarter moon. If she went outside on the 30 th, what moon would you expect to see?

 3 rd Quarter

TIME TO MAKE YOUR WAGER FOR FINAL QUESTION!!!

 Hank was outside on the 4 th of July and observed a waxing crescent. 3 weeks later what will he see?

 Draw and label earth moon and sun in lunar eclipse and solar eclipse.  HERE. WE. GO.