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Title: CN: The Moon


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CN The Moon
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What are the two ways the moon moves in space?
  • The moon rotates on its axis.
  • 1 moon day
  • The moon revolves around the earth.
  • 1 moon year.

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Moon Facts
  • 1 moon day 1 moon year
  • This causes the same side of the moon to face the
    earth all the time.

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  • The changing relative positions of the moon,
    Earth, and sun causes the phases of the moon,
    eclipses, and tides.
  • http//www.astro.wisc.edu/dolan/java/publicsource
    /MoonPhase.java

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Phases of the Moon
  • The different shapes of the moon you see from the
    earth are phases.

http//mistupid.com/astronomy/moonphase.htm
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Why are there phases?
  • The phases of the moon you see depends on how
    much of the sunlit side of the moon faces Earth.

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Solar Eclipse
  • Most of the time the moon travels a little above
    or below the path of the sunlight that shines on
    earth.

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Umbra darkest part of the moons shadow total
eclipse
Penumbra large part of the moons shadow
partial eclipse
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Where you live on earth determines if you see a
total eclipse, or partial eclipse. P 623 old book
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Total Solar Eclipses
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Umbra ?
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Umbra Total Eclipse
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Partial Solar Eclipses ?
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Partial Solar Eclipses Penumbra
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Lunar Eclipse
  • During a lunar eclipse, Earth blocks sunlight
    from reaching the moon.

During which phase of the moon can lunar eclipses
only happen? P 480 new book
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During which phase of the moon can lunar eclipses
only happen?- A Full Moon because the earth is
between the moon and the sun
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Umbra Total Lunar Eclipse
  • Unlike a total eclipse, a total lunar eclipse can
    be seen from anywhere on earth when the moon is
    visible.

The reddish tint happens because the Earths
atmosphere bends some sunlight toward the moon.
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Partial Lunar Eclipse
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Why there are Tides?
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Tides High and Low
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