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Biosphere.
The part of earth that includes all life forms.
Tilt.
23.5 degrees.
Tropics.
Warm low-latitude areas near the equator.
Rotation.
One complete spin of earth on it's axis.
Equinox.
time when earth's poles are not pointed toward or away from the sun.
Environment.
All the biological, chemical, and physical conditions that interact and affect life.
Revolution.
One elliptical orbit of earth around the sun.
Solar energy.
Energy from the sun.
Solstice.
Time that earth's poles point in their greatest angle toward or away from the sun.
Lithosphere.
The solid crust of the planet.
Why are planets visible?
Because they reflect light.
In the Northern hemisphere, the March equinox marks the beginning of _____.
Spring.
The earth is about _____ away from the sun.
93 million miles.
The Sun is about _____ times larger than Earth.
100.
The shape of Earth's orbit around the Sun is _____.
Elliptical// Oval Shaped.
The ocean floor is part of the _____.
lithosphere.
The North pole points toward the _____.
North star.
Earth's _____ holds the atmosphere around the planet.
Gravity.
Earth revolves around the sun in _____ days.
365 1/4.
_____ are caused by the gravitational pull o the Sun, Moon, and Earth.
Ocean tides.
The tropic of Cancer is located in the _____.
Northern Hemisphere.
The solstices occur each year on about _____ and _____.
December 22 and June 22.
The _____ causes the sun to appear to rise and set.
Earth's rotation.
The _____ contains clouds and fog.
Hydrosphere.
In the Southern Hemisphere, the March equinox marks the beginning of _____.
Fall.