Moon Phases
The moon takes 27.3 days to revolve on its axis. How long does it take to revolve around the Earth.
What is 27.3 days?
How many types of solar eclipses are there?
What are three?
Which moon phases do spring tides occur during?
What are a new moon and full moon?
How many types of lunar eclipses are there?
What is three?
What is the smaller, darkest part of a shadow called?
What is the umbra?
How much of the moon is illuminated at all times?
What is half of the moon?
What are all the types of solar eclipses?
What is total, annular, and partial?
What are the four types of tides?
What are high tides, low tides, spring tides, and neap tides?
Which moon phase occurs during a lunar eclipse?
What is a full moon?
What is the order for a lunar eclipse?
What is Sun-Earth-Moon?
How long does it take to go from a waxing crescent to a waxing gibbous?
What is 7 days/one week?
Where does the moon pass during a solar eclipse?
What is between the Sun and Earth?
How many high tides are there each day?
What is two?
To have a total one where does the moon go?
What is the Earth's umbra?
Ocean tides are caused by the ________ attraction of the Sun and Moon on the oceans of Earth.
What is gravitational?
Where does light appear during a waning crescent?
What is to the left?
Which type of solar eclipse is more rare than lunar eclipses?
What is a total eclipse?
Which moon phases do neap tides occur during during?
What are first quarter and third quarter?
What are the three types of lunar eclipses?
What are total, partial, and penumbra?
How long does a lunar cycle take?
What is 29.5 days?
Before the New Moon, a waning crescent is illuminated after a New Moon a _____ is illuminated.
What is a waxing crescent?
Which moon phases do solar eclipses occur during?
What is a new moon?
What planets affects/makes tides?
What are the Sun, Moon and Earth?
What does the moon pass through to cause a lunar eclipse?
What is the Earth's shadow?
What is the larger, dimmer part of a shadow called?
What is the penumbra?