Eclipses
When the moon is between the Earth and Sun and perfectly overlaps with the sun.
What is a lunar eclipse?
The word for Earth's orbit around the sun.
What is a revolution?
When the Earth is facing the Sun.
What is daytime?
The phase of the moon when the moon is between the sun and the earth.
What is the new moon?
The first living thing sent to space.
What are fruit flies?
The darkest shadow directly behind a celestial body.
What is an umbra?
The season for Northern hemisphere when it is tilted toward the Sun.
What is summer?
The term that explains the movement Earth makes when experience day and night.
What is a rotation?
The reason why Earth sees different phases of the moon.
What is the perspective on Earth of light reflected off of the moon?
The name of the first person in space.
What is Yuri Gagarin?
When the moon is on the opposite side of earth from the sun and lines up perfectly with the earth
What is a lunar eclipse?
The season for Northern Hemisphere when it is tilted away from the sun.
What is winter?
23.5 degrees
What is the tilt of Earth's axis?
What 'HE HAY' sees of the moon all the time.
What is a half lit, half dark moon?
When solar flares enter Earth's atmosphere and charge Hydrogen and Oxygen particles.
What is the reason we have auroras?
The lighter shadow cast during an eclipse.
What is a penumbra?
The term that explains sunlight during summer time.
What is direct sunlight?
A term used when daylight and nighttime are equal.
What is an Equinox?
The name of the phase of the moon that occurs when the moon is on the opposite side of Earth from the sun.
What is a full moon?
The reason why auroras occur closer to the North or South pole.
What is Earth's magnetic field?
When the moon overlaps the sun during an eclipse, but it is not totally aligned.
What is a partial eclipse?
A specific line on Earth that does not experience seasons.
What is the Equator?
A term used to explain longer and shorter daylight.
What is a solstice?
The name of the moon phase the occurs right before the moon becomes a new moon again.
What is a waning crescent?
What are the benefits of a high tide for a farmer?