Days/years/seasons
Days/years/seasons 2
Earth/moon/sun
Moon Phases
Lunar Eclipses
100

What causes seasons?

Earth's tilt in relation to the sun

100

Earth's makes one full ____________ around the sun every year

What is a revolution?

100
A body the orbits a larger body
What is a satellite?
100

As the moon revolves around Earth, the portion of the moon that reflects sunlight back to Earth changes, causing the moon's appearance to change. 

What are lunar phases?

100
An event during which one object in space casts a shadow onto another
What is an eclipse?
200

Circular motion of an object around its axis and it spins counter clockwise

What is a rotation

200

What does Earth's tilt do?

Causes the seasons

200
Exert force that pulls objects with mass toward themselves
What is gravity?
200

                        Double Points!!!

Put the phases in order starting with New Moon:

New moon, waning crescent, Full moon, First quarter, waning gibbous, waxing crescent

New moon, waxing crescent, first quarter, full moon, waning gibbous, waning crescent

200
The darkest part of a shadow
What is an umbra?
300

When the light is hitting the Earth making an equal amount of daylight and nighttime.

What is an equinox?

300

What is the angle that Earth tilts at?

23.5 degrees

300

The moon completes one rotation for every __________ it makes around Earth.

Revolution

300

What is a gibbous?

when the near side is more than half lit but not fully lit

300

Spreading cone of lighter shadow

What is a Penumbra?

400

How often do equinoxes' happen?

2 times a year

400

Double Points!!!: What season is it in the southern hemisphere in position one?

Fall

400

What causes the moon phases?

Light from the sun reflecting off of the moon's surface

400

What phases come before and after a 1st quarter moon?

Waxing crescent and waxing gibbous

400

How do solar eclipses occur?

When the moon is directly between the sun and Earth, the shadow of the moon falls on a part of Earth

500

When the sun reaches its highest or lowest point in the sky it is marked by the shortest and longest days of the year.

What is a Solstice?

500

The winter solstice

What is the shortest day of the year?

500

Double Points!!: Roughly 383,000 km about a hundred times the distance from New York to Los Angeles

Distance between Earth and the moon?

500

What does the waxing moon appear to do each day?

Appears to grow

500

When the moon is in Earth's umbra what eclipse is occurring?

Lunar