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Revolution
Movement of a planet or other body orbiting another body.
Rotation
Spinning of planet or other body on its axis.
Axis
Imaginary line through the center of a planet or other body around which that body spins.
Solar noon
Time of day when the Sun is hightest in the sky.
Standard Time
System whereby all places within a time zone all have the same time.
International Date Line
Boundry formed where the first and 24th time zones meet.
Perihelion
Point in a planet's orbit at which it is closet to the Sun.
Aphelion
Point in a planet's orbit at which it is farthest to the Sun.
Solstice
Day of the year the Sun reaches its highest or lowest point in the sky.
Equinox
Day the Sun shines directly on the equator.
Apogee
Point at which the Moon is farthest from the Earth.
Perigee
Point at which the Moon is closest to Earth.
Spring tide
Tide that is higher or lower than a normal tide.
Neap tide
Tide that is not as high or as low as a normal tide.
Phases
Changing shpaes of the Moon.
Crescent
Phase when less than half the Moon is visible.
Gibbous
Phase when more than half the Moon is visible.
Umbra
Center or dark part of a shadow.
Penumbra
Light part of a shadow.
Lunar eclipse
Passing of the Moon through Earth's shadow.
Solar eclipse
Passing of the Moon between Earth and Sun.
Corona
Outer layer of the Sun's atmostsphere.