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science
observation, identification, description, experimental investigation, and theoretical explanation of phenomena
observation
using your 5 senses to help describe what is happening
identification
using physical properties/characteristics (color, density, reporduction, harness - minerals, crystal size - rocks)
description
using observation and identification to convey meaning
experiments
using a procedure to test a problem or hypothesis
theory
using observational data to create ideas about why something is happening
Revolution
when an object moves around another object (orbit)
terminator
the "line" that separates the light and dark
diurnal
the sun, moon, stars appear to move east to west
rotation
when an object spins on its axis
latitude
invisible lines above and below the equator (horizontal)
hemisphere
one half of a sphere or globe
What phase?

0% illuminated
New Moon
What phase?

25% illuminated
waxing crescent
What phase?

50% illuminated
First Quarter
What phase?

75% Illuminated
Waxing Gibbous
What phase?

100% illuminated
Full moon
What phase?

75% illuminated
Waning Gibbous
What phase?

50% illuminated
Last Quarter (third quarter also acceptable)
What phase?

25% illuminated
Waning Crescent
What type of eclipse?
Lunar
What type of eclipse?
Solar
lunar eclipse
when the shadow of the Earth lands on the moon (must be FULL moon phase)
solar eclipse
when the shadow of the moon falls on the Earth (must be NEW moon phase)
umbra
the darkest part of the shadow of an eclipse
penumbra
a shadow that isn't completely shaded from the sun (light from a different area shines on the shadow)
lunar eclipse
when the shadow of the Earth lands on the moon (must be FULL moon phase)
solar eclipse
when the shadow of the moon falls on the Earth (must be NEW moon phase)
umbra
the darkest part of the shadow of an eclipse
penumbra
a shadow that isn't completely shaded from the sun (light from a different area shines on the shadow)
Astronomical Unit (AU)
The average distance between the Earth and the Sun
terrestrial planet
(inner planet) a dense planet with a rocky surface
gas giant
(outer planet) a planet without a known solid surface, made of mostly of gas.
retrograde motion
spinning backwards (Venus)