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Earth rotates on its axis this many times every 24 hours.


once

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This happens to the length of shadows in the afternoon compared to noon

shadows are longer in the afternoon

100

This ancient model tell us that the earth is the center of our solar system and everything orbits the sun.

Geocentric Model

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This imaginary line runs through the Earth from the North Pole to the South Pole and is the axis around which the Earth rotates

axis

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What are the gasses that surround Earth?

Atmosphere


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What do you call the force going in the opposite direction of the object moving?

Resistance

100

Give an example of gravity

100

What cause earth to orbit around the sun?

What cause the moon to orbit around the Earth?

The sun's gravitational pull.

The Earth's gravitational pull.

200

Earth takes this long to complete one full orbit around the sun.

365.25 days

200

The apparent movement of the sun across the sky is actually caused by this

rotating on its axis

200

This model tells us that the sun is the center of our solar system and all the planets orbit the sun

heliocentric model

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a group of stars that form a recognizable shape

constellation

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What is the amount of matter in an object called?

mass

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What do you call an increase in the rate of something?

acceleration

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Give an example of Force

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If two objects are closer together their gravitational force will be __________. Objects with less mass will have a ________ gravitational force.

stronger, weaker

300

As the Earth orbits around the sun, it also does this, causing the cycle of day and night.

rotating on its axis

300

What phenomenon causes us to see different constellations at different times of the year?

Earth's Orbit

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What ancient Device was used to tell time of the day based on shadows

sundial

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What do you call the measurement that depends on the pull of gravity on an object?

Weight

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What do you call the force that accelerates (or pulls) an object toward the center of Earth?

Gravity

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Give an example of Resistance.

300

If two objects with different masses are dropped from the same position, which object will reach the ground first? (pretend there is no air resistance) Why?

They will fall at the same time becuase gravitational acceleration is the same for all objects on the same on Earth.

400

A tool that provided evidence that earth is rotating. 

Foucault pendulum 

400

Why are scale models impractical to use when making models of space

because of size and distance 

400

What do you call any interaction that can change the motion of an object.

Force

400

What was Isaac Newton known for?

He was known for his three laws of motion.

400

What is an example of an affect the moon's gravitational pull has on Earth.

High tides.

400

If I drop a feather and a a bowling ball how come the bowling ball falls first even though gravitational acceleration is the same for both objects on Earth?

Because of Air resistance.

500

Earth’s rotation causes these observable patterns, including day, night, and changes in the length of this throughout the day

Shadows

500

It takes only 87 days for this planet to complete one orbit around the sun

Mercury

500

This is used to make sure that everyone around the has noon when the sun is at it's highest point for them.

Time zones

500

It takes 12 years for this planet to complete one orbit around the sun

Jupiter

500

Who is the Italian Astronomer that dropped two objects with different massed from the Leaning Tower of Pisa? What did this prove?

Galileo

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What did Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation say?

The more massive an object the stronger the gravitational force. And the further the objects are from each other the weaker the gravitational force.

500

Give two examples example on how weight can change? Why does it change?

If you stand on a tall mountain. If you go to another planet/ moon.

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What is the difference between weight and mass?

Weight is the gravitational force on an object, while mass is the amount of atoms or matter in an object.