Seasons, Moon, Sun, Stars

Front 1

The northern and souther hemisphere are always _______

Back 1

Opposite

Front 2

66.5 south is the ______ circle.

Back 2

Anarctic

Front 3

Whenever the sun is over the tropic of cancer or capicorn its a _____

Back 3

solstice

Front 4

32.5 degrees north is the tropic of ______

Back 4

cancer

Front 5

a moon bigger than half but smaller then full is a _____

Back 5

Gibbous

Front 6

29.5 days is called a ______ month.

Back 6

synodic

Front 7

Climatic region that yuo and I live in is the ______

Back 7

Temperate

Front 8

Especially low tide is ____ tide.

Back 8

Neap

Front 9

27.3 days is the time it takes the moon to ______ on it's own axis.

Back 9

Rotate

Front 10

_____ is Where the noon sun is directly overhead during an equinox

Back 10

Equator

Front 11

Most outer layer of the sun is the _____

Back 11

Corona

Front 12

Fuel that the sun uses is _______

Back 12

hydrogen

Front 13

The effect we see during a solar eclipse, when we see the last bit of light from the sun is the ________ effect.

Back 13

Diamond Ring

Front 14

Huge towering flames on the sun are _______

Back 14

Flare

Front 15

23.5 south is the tropic of ________

Back 15

Capicorn

Front 16

When the sunlight reflects off the craters, valleys and mountains of the mood we see this effect during a solar eclipse.

Back 16

Bailey's Beads

Front 17

Phase of the month for a lunar eclipse is ________

Back 17

Full

Front 18

Huge cloud that stars form from is the -______

Back 18

Nebula

Front 19

Eclipse that lasts the longest is solar or lunar???

Back 19

Lunar

Front 20

Normal size stars fit into this category.

Back 20

Main Sequence

Front 21

Another name for the "highlands" of the moon is ________-

Back 21

Terrae

Front 22

_________ Means the moon is getting bigger.

Back 22

Waxing

Front 23

_____ means the moon is getting smaller.

Back 23

waning

Front 24

Gravity from the moon is making the rotation of the earth a.) faster or b.) slower?

Back 24

b.) slower

Front 25

What is the layer of the sun with prominences and flares?

Back 25

Chromosphere

Front 26

The graph used to calculate the angle of the noon sun is ______

Back 26

Analema

Front 27

Moon bigger than new but smaller than half is _____

Back 27

Crescent

Front 28

Cool spots on the surface of the sun are ______

Back 28

Sunspots

Front 29

A huge star that explodes is a ______

Back 29

supernova

Front 30

Lowlands on the moon formed by lava flows are ______

Back 30

Mare

Front 31

66.5 North is the ____ circle

Back 31

Arctic

Front 32

Visible layer of the sun is the

Back 32

photosphere

Front 33

Climatic region that gets the MOST direct sunlight is the _______

Back 33

Tropic

Front 34

Huge arch shaped flames on the sun are ________

Back 34

Prominence

Front 35

Especially High tide is ______ tide.

Back 35

spring

Front 36

The brightest and closest star to you and I. Source of all Energy on earth.

Back 36

The sun

Front 37

Eavily cratered OLDER part of the moon is ________

Back 37

Highlands

Front 38

Phase of the moon for a solar eclipse is ______

Back 38

New

Front 39

Process by which the sun converts hydrogen to helium and energy is _____

Back 39

Fusion

Front 40

Bright cool stars are _____

Back 40

Red Giants

Front 41

Bright hot stars are what color?

Back 41

Blue