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Motion in the Solar System
Earth’s Rotation: Earth rotates about it axis once every __________ 24 hours. -the side of the Earth facing the Sun is in daylight
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Motion in the Solar System
Earth’s Revolution: the travel of the Earth around the Sun -takes days (add a day every 4 years) -revolution time roughly equates to how far away from the Sun the planet sits
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Earth’s Revolution- you tube-
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Motion in the Solar System
Earth’s Tilt: axis from North to South pole is not perpendicular to the Earth’s orbital path around the Sun -it is tilted by 23.5 degrees
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Motion in the Solar System
Earth’s Tilt: Seasons: as Earth revolves around the Sun, different areas of the Earth directly face the Sun Winter: the southern hemisphere faces the Sun Summer: the northern hemisphere faces the Sun
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Motion in the Solar System Earth’s Tilt: Seasons:
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The reason for the seasons!
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Motion in the Solar System
Motions of the Moon: the Moon revolves around the Earth and rotates about its axis -the rotation rate equals its revolution rate so the same side of the Moon always faces the Earth
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Websites Our World: the moon, NASA- 4:00min
Phases of the moon-3:16
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Motion in the Solar System
Phases of the Moon: lunar cycle: all the phases of the Moon New Moon: begins the lunar cycle -Moon is not visible because the side illuminated by the Sun faces away from Earth -amount of illuminated side visible increases from this point each night Full Moon: the entire lit side of the Moon faces the Earth -the amount of illuminated side facing the Earth diminishes from this point until the next new moon
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Motion in the Solar System Phases of the Moon:
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Motion in the Solar System
Eclipse: darkening of a celestial body due to the position of another celestial body Solar Eclipse: when the Moon and Sun align and the Moon blocks the Sun from view
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Motion in the Solar System
Eclipse: darkening of a celestial body due to the position of another celestial body Lunar Eclipse: when the Earth is positioned between the Sun and Moon so the Moon is completely in the Earth’s shadow
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websites Solar and lunar eclipse-you tube-1 min
Walking on the moon-youtube (2:30)
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