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The Moon Part 2 Satellites & Moon Phases Satellites Part 2 Miscellaneous 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Moon Phases

The name of Earth’s moon

What is Luna?

The same side of the moon is always seen from Earth. True or False

What is true?

The pulling on the Earth’s oceans by the moon causes what phenomena

What are the tides?

The color of the moon during a lunar eclipse

What is red?

When the sunlit portion of the moon is becoming brighter/bigger

What is the moon is waxing?

When the sunlit portion of the moon is becoming dimmer/smaller

What is the moon is waning?

The length of time it takes the moon to revolve around the Earth

What is 28 days?

A ________ eclipse occurs when the Earth comes b/w the sun & the moon, & Earth’s shadow falls on the moon

What is a lunar eclipse?

Identify the type of eclipse pictured

What is a solar eclipse?

Identify the type of eclipse pictured

What is a lunar eclipse?

Name the moon phase that appears as a half moon before the full moon

What is a first quarter?

Name the moon phase that you cannot see

What is a new moon?

Name the moon phase that appears as a completely lit moon

What is a full moon?

Name the moon phase that appears as a half lit moon after the full moon

What is a last quarter?

What is the name of the moon phase that looks like a banana

What is a crescent moon?

What is the phase of the moon that is an almost a full moon

What is a gibbous moon?

This type of satellite orbits in one location over Earth because it orbits at the same speed as the Earth.

What is a GEO?

What do the letters GEO represent

What is geostationary?

This type of satellite orbits the Earth very rapidly and only a few hundred kilometers above the Earth

What is LEO?

The letters LEO stand for this

What is low earth orbit?

This type of satellite is not made by man

What is a natural satellite?

This type of satellite is made by man and usually has technology on board

What is an artificial satellite?

Asteroids are satellites of the sun. True or False

What is true?

Meteoroids are natural satellites of the Sun. True or False

What is false?

This was the first satellite launched by man

What is Sputnik 1?

The name of the first satellite launched by the United States

What is Explorer1?

The satellite that carried the first living thing into space

What is Sputnik 2?

NASA stands for this

What is National Aeronautics and Space Administration?

Where on the H-R diagram would you find the hottest stars

What is the upper left corner

The brightness of a star is also called this

What is magnitude?

Make your wager

An event in which the moon moves b/w the Sun & the Earth & the moon blocks the light of the Sun

Final Question: What is a solar eclipse?