Planets of the Solar System
The third planet from the sun
What is Earth?
The amount of time the Earth takes to rotate on its axis
What is 24 hours
The coldest season on Earth
What is Winter
The cycle where the moon appears to change shape from Planet Earth
What is the Phases of the Moon
The tide when the water reaches its highest point on a beach.
What is High Tide
The only celestial body that revolves around Planet Earth
What is the moon
The invisible line that splits the Earth into North and South Hemispheres
What is the Equator
The shortest day of the year
What is the Winter Solstice
The Phases when from Earth we see less of the moon
What is Waning
The Moon phases when a Spring Tide will occur
What is New Moon and Full Moon
The scientific model that places the Earth in the centre of the universe
What is the Geocentric Model
The amount of time it takes the Earth to revolve around the Sun
What is 365.25 days
The cause of the seasons on Earth
What is Earth's Axial Tilt
The phases when we see more of the moon
What is Waxing
The astronomical event when the Moon moves into the Earth's shadow causing it to become darker.
What is a Lunar Eclipse
The planet which is furtherest away from the Sun
What is Neptune
The axial tilt of Planet Earth
What is 23.5 degrees
The season in the Southern Hemisphere if it is Winter in the Northern Hemisphere
What is Summer
The amount of time it takes for the Moon to Rotate on its axis and Revolve around Earth
What is 27.3 days
The phenomena when the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth, blocking the face of the Sun.
What is a Solar Eclipse
The scientific model that represents all of the planets revolving around the sun
What is the Heliocentric Model
The amount of Time Zones on Earth
What is 24 Time Zones
The time of year when the sun is closet to the equator which results in equal amounts of day and night time
What is the Equinox
Approximately the time it takes for the Moon to cycle through its phases
One Month
The tide where there are a little lower high tides and a little higher low tides
What is a Neap Tide