Define "ellipse".
What is a geometric shape with two foci?
Name the celestial body that is mainly responsible for causing tides.
What is the Moon?
State the shape that a planet orbits in according to Kepler's first law.
What is an ellipse?
State why Earth experiences seasons.
What is due to its tilted axis?
Name the number of layers in the sun.
What are 6 layers?
Define "barycenter."
What is the point between two objects where they both are balanced?
Name the type of tide that is occurring in the image.
What is Spring Tide?
State whether planets travel faster or slower when closer to the sun.
What is faster?
Name the angle at which Earths axis is tilted.
What is 23.5 degrees?
The colder regions on the sun's surface.
What are sun spots?
Define "nutation."
What is the wobble of a body on its axis?
State the changes in the tides that occur during a Neap tide.
What are higher low tides and lower high tides?
True or False: Kepler's laws apply to any celestial body orbiting the sun.
What is false, it applies to any celestial body orbiting another celestial body?
State the approximate amount of time it takes for the Earth to complete a revolution.
What is 365.26 days?
What is plasma?
State what this diagram represents.
What is "precession?"
True or False: Tides occur due to the Sun and moon's gravitational pull creating bulges on each side of Earth.
What is true?
Fill in the blanks: According to Kepler's second law, a planet travels "equal __ in equal __" around the Sun.
What are "areas" and "time"?
Name the requirements to be a planet.
What are rounded by gravity, orbiting a star, and has a clear orbit?
Name the nuclear process that occurs inside of the Sun.
What is nuclear fusion?
Define "aphelion."
What is the point in orbit when an object is furthest from the Sun?
Name the moon phases which are most likely to occur during a Neap tide.
What are first and third quarter?
State the equation associated with Kepler's third law of planetary motion.
What is T2=R3?
True or False: Longitude is from North to South but measures East to West.
What is True?
Name the 3 types of electromagnetic energy that the sun radiates.
What are Infrared, ultraviolet, and visible light?