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The Earth's axis always points towards...

Polaris

What season is at location A?

What season is at location A?

Summer

What season is at location C

What season is at location C

Winter

To spin on an axis is called

Rotation

Rotation causes...

Day and Night

To travel around the sun

Revolution

Revolution causes

Seasons

______________ receives EQUAL amounts of daylight all year long.

Equator

What phase always occurs between the Earth and Sun?

New Moon

What phase is always opposite of the New Moon?

Full Moon

When the moon is getting brighter or white on the right is called...

Waxing



When the moon is getting darker or dark is on the right is called...

Waning

How often does the Earth experience High Tide?

Every 12 hours

Spring Tide occurs when waters are ______________ than normal

Higher

Which phases of the moon do Spring Tides occur?

New and Full Moon

Which phases of the moon do Neap Tides occur?

1st and 3rd (Last) Quarter

Longest wavelength, lowest frequency, and lowest energy...

Radio Waves

Shortest wavelength, highest energy, and highest frequency...

Gamma waves

Only part of the EM spectrum we can see...

Visible Light

The distance that light travels in one year.

Light Year

Top of a wave

Crest

Bottom of a wave

Trough

From crest to crest or trough to trough

Wavelength

If Polaris is 403 light years away, how long before we see the light?

403 years

If Sirius is 8.3 light years away, how long before we see the light?

8.3 Years

If Proxima Centauri is 4.2 light years away, how long before we see the light?

4.2 years

Why does the Earth move around the Sun?

The gravitation pull of the sun while the earth is pulling away from the sun.