Solstice/Equinox
Earth's Tilt
Seasons
Extra
Magnetic Axis/ Field
100

What is the winter solstice?

The winter solstice is the shortest day of the year when the earth is tilted farthest away from the sun.

100

What causes the seasons?

The earth's tilt

100

If it is summer here what season is it in the southern hemisphere?

Winter

100

It takes this long for the Earth to complete one full rotation

24 hours 

100

When the earth is spinning on the axis, it’s called a? 

Revolution 

200

What is the summer solstice?

The summer solstice is the longest day of the year when the earth is tilted most toward the sun.

200

How is the earth tilted when it is winter here?

Away from the sun

200

If it is Winter here what season is it in the southern hemisphere?

Summer

200

This word describes the Earth spinning continuously.

Rotating 

200

The movement of the material inside Earth’s core, along with Earth rotation, creates a? 

Magnetic Field 

300

What is an equinox?

This occurs when the Sun is directly above the Earth's equator. At this time neither the Northern nor Southern Hemisphere is tilted towards the sun

300

How is the earth tilted when it is summer?

Toward the sun

300

If it is spring here what season is it in the southern hemisphere?

Fall

300

This imaginary line goes from the North Pole to the South Pole of the Earth.

Axis 


300

Earth's magnetic field protects us from? 

Solar Radiation 

400

Are the days shorter on the June solstice or the December Solstice? Why?

The December solstice, because the earth is tilted away from the sun.

400

How many degrees is the tilt perpendicular to the place of its orbit? 

23.5 degrees 

400

If it is fall here what season is it in the southern hemisphere?

Spring 

400

Can the Northern and Southern Hemisphere have the same season? Why? 

No because if the Northern Hemisphere is facing the sun – more sunlight or warmer days will occurs, and the Southern Hemisphere will facing away from the Sun causing colder days and vis versa

400

What can solar radiation do to someone?

Cause skin damage / Damage on the eyes

500

What is a solstice? 

The solstice is the day when the Earth reaches its greatest distance north or south of the equator

500

How is the earth tilted when it is fall/spring? 

Not towards or away from the sun.

500

What is one thing you learned about the tilt of the earth or the seasons today?

.......

500

Does the titled axis go straight up and down?

No it's perpedicular to the line of orbit. 
500

Why does a compass point north?

The compass aligns with Earth magnetic North

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