Tides
Atoms
Eclipses
Asteroids, Meteors and Comets
Seasons
100
Spring Tides
What type of tide occurs tidal bulges?
100
Protons, neutrons and electrons.
What are the three parts of an atom?
100
An average of about 2.4 Solar Eclipses occur every year.
How much Solar Eclipses occur every year?
100
Barely seen with the naked eye.
Can comets be seen?
100
True.
True or false: Seasons have different events.
200
Two tides every day.
How many tides occur every day?
200
Protons and neutrons.
What makes atomic mass?
200
A little warm because the moon blocks part of the sun every Eclipse.
What is the temperature of eclipses? Hotter? Colder?
200
An asteroid collided with Earth millions of years ago.
Why did dinosaurs become extinct?
200
Flu Season.
What type of season is winter?
300
The gravitational attraction of the moon.
What makes tides occur?
300
Atomic mass and the total charge.
What do electrons effect?
300
Part of the sun because the name of the Eclipse has the word "partial" in it.
How much sun does the moon block during a Partial Eclipse?
300
In between Mars and Jupiter.
Where is the asteroid belt?
300
Spring - March 21 Summer - June 21 Fall - September 21 Winter - December 21
When do seasons start?
400
Maybe yes, but only if houses are close to tides.
Do tides sometimes destroy houses?
400
Protons = Positive Neutrons = No charges Electrons = Negative
Name the charges.
400
When the moon blocks some of the sun, and the sun will look like a ring in the sky, so basically it's a Solar Eclipse.
What is an annular Eclipse?
400
Meteorites.
What do meteors become when they land on Earth?
400
Summer.
What season do pools open in?
500
Makes some of the ground sink.
What do tides do if it's at a beach?
500
Protons affect the name of the element and raise the atomic number and mass.
What do protons do?
500
Solar = New Moon Lunar = Full Moon
What moon phase can make a Solar Eclipse and Lunar Eclipse?
500
The 21st of different months.
When do solstices occur?
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