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19. How is Earth’s motion related to the changing seasons throughout a year?
Solar flares that come close to Earth are pulled in by the gravitational pull
Cold and wintery
New moon
Earth rotates on its axis which takes 24 hours, giving us one full day.
Noon in the summer
Sun
Earth is tilted on its axis and revolves around the Sun in 365 days giving us four seasons
We can see only one side of the moon because the moon’s rotation and revolutions are the same as Earth
What is the name for the dark phase of the moon?
Solar flares that come close to Earth are pulled in by the gravitational pull
Cold and wintery
New moon
Earth rotates on its axis which takes 24 hours, giving us one full day.
Noon in the summer
Sun
Earth is tilted on its axis and revolves around the Sun in 365 days giving us four seasons
We can see only one side of the moon because the moon’s rotation and revolutions are the same as Earth
How many sides of the moon can we see from Earth and why is this true?
Solar flares that come close to Earth are pulled in by the gravitational pull
Cold and wintery
New moon
Earth rotates on its axis which takes 24 hours, giving us one full day.
Noon in the summer
Sun
Earth is tilted on its axis and revolves around the Sun in 365 days giving us four seasons
We can see only one side of the moon because the moon’s rotation and revolutions are the same as Earth
When the South Pole tilts towards the Sun, what is the weather like in the northern hemisphere?
Solar flares that come close to Earth are pulled in by the gravitational pull
Cold and wintery
New moon
Earth rotates on its axis which takes 24 hours, giving us one full day.
Noon in the summer
Sun
Earth is tilted on its axis and revolves around the Sun in 365 days giving us four seasons
We can see only one side of the moon because the moon’s rotation and revolutions are the same as Earth
What causes the auroras that can be seen from Earth’s poles?
Solar flares that come close to Earth are pulled in by the gravitational pull
Cold and wintery
New moon
Earth rotates on its axis which takes 24 hours, giving us one full day.
Noon in the summer
Sun
Earth is tilted on its axis and revolves around the Sun in 365 days giving us four seasons
We can see only one side of the moon because the moon’s rotation and revolutions are the same as Earth
During a day, when is your shadow the smallest?
Solar flares that come close to Earth are pulled in by the gravitational pull
Cold and wintery
New moon
Earth rotates on its axis which takes 24 hours, giving us one full day.
Noon in the summer
Sun
Earth is tilted on its axis and revolves around the Sun in 365 days giving us four seasons
We can see only one side of the moon because the moon’s rotation and revolutions are the same as Earth
How is Earth’s motion related to the length of a day and the number of hours of daylight?
Solar flares that come close to Earth are pulled in by the gravitational pull
Cold and wintery
New moon
Earth rotates on its axis which takes 24 hours, giving us one full day.
Noon in the summer
Sun
Earth is tilted on its axis and revolves around the Sun in 365 days giving us four seasons
We can see only one side of the moon because the moon’s rotation and revolutions are the same as Earth
What object in our solar system has the greatest gravitational pull?
Solar flares that come close to Earth are pulled in by the gravitational pull
Cold and wintery
New moon
Earth rotates on its axis which takes 24 hours, giving us one full day.
Noon in the summer
Sun
Earth is tilted on its axis and revolves around the Sun in 365 days giving us four seasons
We can see only one side of the moon because the moon’s rotation and revolutions are the same as Earth
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