What is the smaller darker shadow in an eclipse (that causes a total eclipse) called?
The umbra
What is the difference in orbit between a planet and a moon?
A moon orbits around a planet while a planet orbits around a star.
What is the bigger but lighter shadow that (causes a partial eclipse) in an eclipse called?
The penumbra
Name two times that a solstice occurs.
Summer Solstice ~ June 20
Winter Solstice ~ December 20
What is why you might pay attention to tides?
This is the closest planet to the Sun in the Solar System.
What is Mercury?
What order are the sun, moon and Earth in during a lunar eclipse?
The sun, the Earth, the moon
What are the two causes of seasons?
Earth's tilt on its axis and the revolution of Earth around the sun
When the average tides are lower than usual.
What is a neap tide?
This planet is known for its giant "red spot".
What is Jupiter?
What order are the Earth, sun and moon during a solar eclipse?
The sun, the moon, and the Earth
What its called when the gravitational pull of the moon and the sun on the Earth create a "lump" of water.
What is bulge?
This planet has the most moons.
What is Saturn?
How can you predict future tides?
By determining the moon phase and looking at past tidal records for the area.
Which planet is not named after a Greek or Roman god?