Seasons and Topographic Maps Lesson One. What motion determines night and day?

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Seasons and Topographic Maps Lesson One

What motion determines night and day?

Rotation!

Why does the sun “set” in the west?

The earth rotates in an easterly direction

What motion of the earth determines the seasons?

Revolution around the sun!

As the earth revolves, what location on earth experiences the least variation of daylight to night?

The equator

What locations on the earth experience the greatest change in night and day during the year?

The closer to the poles you get the greater the variation in night and day.

What about the earth causes seasons?

It’s tilted axis

The earth would not have seasons if…

The earth was not tilted!

Put seasons in order for Southern Hemisphere starting at far right

Summer  Fall  Winter  Spring

What is the contour interval for this map?

What is the highest possible elevation on this map?

What is the steepest side of Cameron Cone?

Eastern!

What is the difference in elevation between C and D?

200-50=150

What is the contour interval of this map?

What is the maximum elevation of the centermost peak?

399 ft

What is the maximum elevation for the left peak?

339

What is this?

Weathering

What is this?

Erosion

What is this?

Satellite view of river delta

How will weathering and erosion affect this surface feature?

It will become less deep as the rim of the creator erodes away

How will this change over time?

Weathering and erosion will lower the elevation of the peaks and round the slopes