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How often does the earth make a complete orbit around the sun?

Every 365.25 days

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During a solar eclipse why does the moon appear the same size as the sun?

It is closer to us than the sun

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What causes tides on earth?

Moons gravity

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When the earth comes between the sun and the moon is which eclipse?

Lunar

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True or false ocean tides follow unpredictable patterns

False

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How often does the earth make a complete rotation around its axis?

Every 24 hours

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What is the moon?

Earths natural satellite

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What is the biggest planet?

Jupiter

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Why does the moon appear to be red during a total eclipse?

Because of the way the light waves pass through the atmosphere

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Umbra is the darker or lighter part of the shadow?

Darker

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How often does the moon make a complete orbit around the earth?

every 27 days

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How does the moon compare in size of the earth?

Its much smaller

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What is a satellite?

A satellite is a natural or manmade object that orbits around a planet.

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What planet is earth from the sun?

 The third planet

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What causes spring tides to be higher than normal?

The gravitational bulges from the moon and sun align 

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Why is the moon able to completely cover the sun during a eclipse? 

Its current orbit

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What have scientists learned from visiting the moon?

it has rocks and dust

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What are meteors?

Little chunks of rock and debris in space

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True or false the sun is a star

True

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True or false the moon is bigger than the sun

False

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How does a partial eclipse occur?

When three bodies are not aligned perfectly

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Why do we only see one side of the moon?

It rotates the same rate as it rotates the earth

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What is the sun?

A star made out of hydrogen and helium

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True or false spring tides has the largest difference between high and low tide

True

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What are tides?

The periodic rise and fall of the ocean