Lunar eclipse - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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What causes the seasons? correct answers The tilt of the Earth's rotation axis to its orbit around the Sun causes parts of the Earth to experience more direct illumination from the Sun and longer days during the summer than the winter. What part of the Earth spins the fastest? correct answers the equator If you were standing at Earth's North Pole, where would you see the north celestial pole relative to your zenith? correct answers at the zenith If the star Polaris has an altitude of ...

AST 101 Rio Salado Mid-Term: Multiple Choice & Essay Questions and Answers Already Passed What is the main difference between a planet and a star? A planet orbits a star and does not produce its own light, while a star generates its own light and energy through nuclear fusion. What causes the phases of the Moon? The phases of the Moon are caused by the changing angles from which we view the Moon’s illuminated half as it orbits Earth. What is the significance of the Hubble Sp...

Perihelion - ️️when the earth is closest to the Sun on its orbit Leap year - ️️an extra day to help synchronize calendar with seasons Math: Is the year divisible by 4? yes: Is the year divisible by 100? Yes: its a leap year No: is it divisible by 400? Yes: it is a leap year Spring Tides - ️️more extreme tides happen when new moon/full moon (Moon and Earth lineup) Lunar eclipse - ️️sun is eclipsed by the Earth, casting a shadow on the Moon Earth completely bloc...

MTTC 103 Practice Test Questions with Answers How does acid rain happen by the Great Lakes? - Answer-emission from fossil fuels that release sulfur dioxide & nitrogen oxide combine with water vapor in the air and change the PH What is the most abundant gas in the atmosphere? - Answer-nitrogen when earth moves between the moon and the sun, it is called.... - Answer-lunar eclipse electrons - Answer-negative protons - Answer-positive charge neutrons - Answer-no charge which plane...

Resultant tidal forces are produced by: the difference between centripetal and gravitational forces. the force produced by Earth's rotation matched with the spin of the Moon. density forces balanced by the force of buoyancy. the Coriolis effect (not a true force) combined with Ekman transport. none of the above. correct answers the difference between centripetal and gravitational forces The reason that a lunar day is _________ a solar day is because__________________. longer than; ...

MTTC 103 Study Test Questions with Correct Answers A chart of the hydrological Cycle / Water Cycle with letters and to name one of it ? - Answer-condensation Doctor worked in Africa , helped give birth to women & treated people but didn't wear gloves but then figured theory that he should so disease decreases 38 + 3 %? - Answer-Disease Prevention The 1st grade teacher is teaching a unit in Science with a good Strategy ? - Answer-Choose to take them on an imaginary walk through a lunar ec...

PRAXIS 5008 EXAM TEST BANK 176 QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS UPDATED Who introduced the heliocentric model? - Answer Copernicus Describe the phases of the moon - Answer Begin with the new moon (fully black) and then gain white (waxing) until you get to full moon (fully white) and then begin gaining black (waning) until you return to new moon What are the phases of the moon starting with new moon? - Answer new moon waxing crescent first quarter waxing gibbous full moon ...

What are constellations? How many are there? - A group of stars.88 What is the celestial sphere? - An imaginary sphere that maps all celestial objects. What is the celestial equator? - Earth's equator expanded onto the celestial sphere. What is an ecliptic? - A circle on the celestial sphere representing the sun's apparent path during the year. What are the North and South celestial poles? - Earth's north and south pole expanded onto the celestial sphere. What is the difference...

What causes the seasons? - ANSWER The tilt of the Earth's rotation axis to its orbit around the Sun causes parts of the Earth to experience more direct illumination from the Sun and longer days during the summer than the winter. What part of the Earth spins the fastest? - ANSWER the equator If you were standing at Earth's North Pole, where would you see the north celestial pole relative to your zenith? - ANSWER at the zenith If the star Polaris has an altitude of 35°, then we know that ...