2. Which location on this diagram shows the position of the moon when an observer from Earth would see a full moon? A New moon? D C B A HW: Finish Moon.

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2. Which location on this diagram shows the position of the moon when an observer from Earth would see a full moon? A New moon? D C B A HW: Finish Moon Lab, if necessary. Alien due TOMORROW, 5/27. Unit test Wed 6/1 Do Now: 5/26/16 1. Take out your Tides Webquest B D

Did you hand in ALL of the following? Moon Phases WQ? Planet Essay? Moon Sketch? Eclipse Lab? **ALIEN IS DUE TOMORROW!!!!!!! **UNIT TEST JUNE 1 **EXTRA CREDIT SONG AND INDEX CARDS DUE JUNE 1

Waves that move through the ocean in response to gravity of the moon and sun. The ocean The coastline Tidal flood ebb Ebb current falls (gets lower). Gravity Gravitational attraction of the sun and moon on the oceans

When the Earth happens to be facing the moon The water will rise (bulge) On the far side of the Earth Another bulge forms (slightly smaller size) Tidal bulge (due to inertia) Tidal bulge (due to gravity)

Increase/decrease in angle of the Earth, moon & sun Time it takes for Earth to rotate from a point under the moon to that same point again

Sun’s gravity when the sun, moon, and Earth are aligned (new or full moon phase) Extra-high high tides and very-low low tides Spring tides Neap tides Right angles (90 degrees) Two sets of Spring tides and two sets of Neap tides occur.

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