Solar Eclipse
The correct alignment of the Earth, Moon, and Sun during a Solar Eclipse.
What is Sun - Moon - Earth?
The correct alignment of the Earth, Moon, and Sun during a Lunar Eclipse.
What is Sun - Earth - Moon?
One complete cycle of the phases of the Moon.
What is a month?
Two things that cause the seasons.
What is axis and rotation?
Exoplanets are planets that are ______.
What is, outside of our Solar System?
The phase of the Moon during a Solar Eclipse.
What is New Moon?
The phase of the Moon during a Lunar Eclipses occur in.
What is Full Moon?
Phase that occurs between Full Moon and Third Quarter.
What is Waning Gibbous?
There would be a greater change between seasons if ______.
What is, if the Earth’s tilt increased?
A planet is a gaseous planet or a rocky planet based on ______.
What is Planet Density?
The only light seen during a total Solar Eclipse.
What is the Corona?
During a Lunar Eclipse, ______ blocks light from the Sun from reaching _______.
What is the Earth blocks light from the Sun from reaching the Moon?
This moon phase has a little bit over half of the right side dark.
What is Waning Crescent?
Earth orbiting the Sun is called ______.
What is revolution?
If one half of a planet is cold and the other half is hot, it is _____.
What is tidally locked?
The darkest, central part of the shadow created during an eclipse.
What is an umbra?
Lunar Eclipses appear red because ______.
What is, how sunlight is bent through Earth’s atmosphere (simultaneously seeing every sunrise and sunset)?
How many weeks will it take the Moon to move from position A to position C?
What is two weeks?
The length of our day is due to the Earth’s ______.
What is rotation on its axis?
The orbital range around a star where a planet could have liquid water on its surface ______.
What is the habitable or Goldilocks Zone?
The partial, lighter part of the shadow.
What is the penumbra?
Lunar Eclipses do not happen each month because ______.
What is, the moon revolves around the Earth at a 5° tilt?
Which Moon phase will be seen from Earth when the Moon is at position B?
What is 3rd Quarter?
The area around the Equator stays the same temperature year round because ______.
What is, it receives the same amount of direct sunlight year-round?
It is hard to image exoplanets because ______.
Its star will outshine the exoplanet, which is fainter and smaller, making them almost invisible