Facts
Vocab
Moon Phases
Seasons
Space Instruments
100

What percent of the Earth's size is the Moon?

27%

100

the force that attracts a body toward the center of the earth, or toward any other physical body having mass.

gravity

100

Moon appears to be growing

waxing

100

Start of Fall equal day and night

Fall/Autumn Equinox

100

instruments that gather info and sends it back to Earth, they can travel far into space

Space Probe

200

What is the Earth's axis tilt?

23.5 degrees

200

the quantity of matter in a body regardless of its volume or of any forces acting on it

mass

200

Moon appears to be shrinking

waning

200

Start of Spring equal day and night

Spring/Vernal Equinox

200

produce magnified images of objects by using visible light portion of the electromagnetic spectrum

optical telescope

300

What happens to the extra 6 hours on every year?

Leap Year

300

transverse, electromagnetic wave that can be seen by the typical human

light

300

No Moon

New Moon

300

Longest day of light in the year, start of summer

Summer Solstice

300

are used to study radio waves in space

radio telescope

400

What is the only known planet to sustain life?

Earth

400

a closed plane curve generated by a point moving in such a way that the sums of its distances from two fixed points is a constant

ellipse

400

Entire Moon illuminated by Sun

Full Moon

400

Shortest day of light in the year, start of winter

Winter Solstice

400

optical telescope that was put into space in 1990 by the space shuttle the Discovery, at first it did not work but 3 years later it was repaired by astronauts for the Endeavor

Hubble Telescope

500

How is radiation transmitted?

Electromagnetic Waves

500

process or act of turning or circling around something

rotation

500

When Sun, Earth, and Moon are all parallel to each other, their are lunar and solar eclipses

Eclipse

500

12 hours of light and dark

Equinox

500

man made satellites

Artificial Satellites