1. Bell Work # 17
1. What phases of the moon would someone on Earth see when the moon is at positions A through F?
A D
B E
C F

2. Thursday October 2nd Table of Contents: Page 62: Moon Notes Continued
Page 64: Moon Phase drawing from Flashlight Activity
Page 65: Moon Phase Time Line
Page 66: Lunar Eclipse Notes and Drawing
Page 67: Solar Eclipse Notes and Drawing

3. The Moon Notes Continued Pg. 63
A complete Lunar Cycle is 29.5 days
The Moon’s Rotation time equals its Revolution time.
One day on the moon is 29.5 days long.
The moon revolves around Earth counter-clockwise causing the same side of the moon to always face Earth.

4. Draw on page 64 of your notebook

6. Moon Phase Timeline Pg. 65 of Notebook
Start Cycle: New Moon
3 days later: Waxing Crescent
7 days later: First Quarter
10 days later: Waxing Gibbous
14 days later: Full Moon
17 days later: Waning Gibbous
21 days later: Last Quarter
25 days later: Waning Crescent
29 days later: New Moon

7. Lunar Eclipse Drawing and Notes Page 66 in Notebook
Please take notes on a Lunar Eclipse on page 63 of Space Science textbook. Make sure to read introduction paragraph on Eclipses.
Include the following in your notes:
Describe what happens during a Lunar Eclipse.
Describe the Umbra.
Describe the Penumbra.
A drawing of the position of the Sun, Earth and Moon during a Lunar Eclipse. Label and include the Umbra and Penumbra.

8. Solar Eclipse Drawing and Notes Page 67 in Notebook
Please take notes on a Solar Eclipse on page 64 and 65 of Space Science textbook.
Include the following in your notes:
Describe what happens during a Solar Eclipse.
What places on Earth experience a Total Eclipse? Why?
A drawing of the position of the Sun, Earth and Moon during a Solar Eclipse. Label and include the Umbra and Penumbra.