This causes the Earth's seasons and what is it's value.
What is the tilt of the Earth at ~23.5?
This rare eclipse happens about 375 years apart in the same area on Earth.
What is a total solar eclipse?
It takes this long for the moon to revolve completely around the Earth.
What is 29 days or about a month?
This is when a solar eclipse can occur.
What is during the day?
What is during a new moon?
This word describes the Earth spinning continuously on its axis.
What is "rotating"?
The shape of Earths orbit.
What is "elliptical"?
When more and more sunlight is reflected each day on the moon we say the moon is doing this.
What is "waxing"?
It takes this long for the Earth to complete one full rotation.
What is 24 hours?
This imaginary line goes from the North Pole to the South Pole through the middle of the Earth.
What is the "axis"?
The sun rises from this direction.
What is the "east"?
During this phase of the moon, we can see no light from the moon.
What is a "new moon"?
An eclipse does not occur at every New Moon and Full Moon because of this.
What is the angle of the Moon’s orbit around the Earth.
When it is winter in North America, it is this in Australia and the day is called this.
What is "summer" and summer solstice?
This occurs when the Earth moves between the sun and the moon, blocking some of the sun's light.
What is a "lunar eclipse"?
When You can see a partial eclipse You are standing in this kind of shadow.
What is a penumbra.
The Earth's equator is tilted as far south as it can be during this season.
What is "summer"?
The shortest daylight day of the year in north America is called this and is on this day.
What is the "winter solstice on December 21st"?
This is the figure 8 pattern the sun makes in the sky as it rises high in the summer and low in the winter.
What is an analemma?
The moon is tidally locked with so the near side always faces toward Earth.
What do we see when the moon rotates at the same rate of time as it revolves.
When you see a partial eclipse, either lunar or solar, you are standing in a faint shadow called this
What is the "penumbra"?