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The phase that results when the Moon is on the opposite side of the Earth as the Sun. The entire Moon is lit.
spring tides
full moon
gibbous moon
waxing
spring equinox
waning
rotation
lunar cycle
The spinning of an object on its axis. This causes night and day on Earth.
spring tides
full moon
gibbous moon
waxing
spring equinox
waning
rotation
lunar cycle
Tides during the new and full moons, when the Earth, Sun and Moon line up in a row. The gravity of the Sun and Moon work together and have the strongest pull on Earth. This produces the largest difference between high and low tide.
spring tides
full moon
gibbous moon
waxing
spring equinox
waning
rotation
lunar cycle
When the moon goes through all of its phases in a 29 1/2 day cycle and then starts over.
spring tides
full moon
gibbous moon
waxing
spring equinox
waning
rotation
lunar cycle
The Moon looks more than half full, but not completely full. There are 2 of these in the Lunar Cycle.
spring tides
full moon
gibbous moon
waxing
spring equinox
waning
rotation
lunar cycle
From the full moon to the new moon, less of the moon's lit surface is visible to us. The moon is getting darker each night.
spring tides
full moon
gibbous moon
waxing
spring equinox
waning
rotation
lunar cycle
From new moon to full moon, more of the moon's lit surface is visible to us. The moon is getting brighter each night.
spring tides
full moon
gibbous moon
waxing
spring equinox
waning
rotation
lunar cycle
One of two days in a year when there is equal day and night. This happens around March 20. This happens because Earth's axis is not tilted towards or away from the sun.
spring tides
full moon
gibbous moon
waxing
spring equinox
waning
rotation
lunar cycle
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