Rotation & Revolution How does the movement of the sun, earth, and moon relate to days, lunar cycles, and years?

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Rotation & Revolution How does the movement of the sun, earth, and moon relate to days, lunar cycles, and years?

Orbit – the path the earth takes to travel around the sun. sun orbit

ROTATION

Rotation – the Earth spinning on its axis. earth

Period of Rotation –The amount of time it takes for this rotation to happen: one day (24 hours)!

Rotation A=Axis

REVOLUTION

Revolution - the motion of the Earth orbiting around the sun. sun earth

Period of Revolution – the amount of time it takes for an object to orbit around the sun once: One year (365 Days). sun earth

Every planet revolves around the Sun! The closer you get to the sun the shorter the revolution/orbit. Longer years Shorter years

Rotation/Revolution Animation: ations/animations/01_EarthSun_E2.html

Revolution

Review QUESTIONS:

What does each letter represent? earth sun A B C

Rotation or Revolution?

SOLAR & Lunar ECLIPSE Objective: What is the difference between a solar and a lunar eclipse?

South Pole North Pole Solar Eclipse Details Sun Moon A solar eclipse occurs when the moon comes between the Earth and the sun. MMS= Moon Middle Solar

Partial Solar Eclipse The moon passes between Earth and the Sun. The moon covers part of the sun.

Total Solar Eclipse Moon passes directly between Earth and the Sun. Moon blocks our view of the Sun. Only the Sun’s corona is visible.

Annular Solar Eclipse Moon passes directly between Earth and the Sun. The moon appears smaller than in a total eclipse because it is further from the earth.

LUNAR ECLIPSE

A Lunar Eclipse Moon Sun Earth Moon’s Path During a Lunar Eclipse the Earth’s shadow falls on the moon and the moon can look RED!!!

The moon becomes a blood red color during a total lunar eclipse. No wonder that ancient cultures feared the appearance of the moon during a lunar eclipse.

Review Questions:

Answer

What type of eclipse?

Earth’s axis goes directly through _______. a.The north and south poles b.The sun c.The common center of mass

When we watch the sun rise and set we are actually experiencing Earth’s ____. a.Rotation on its axis b.Revolution around the sun c.Revolution around the moon

Fewer people can see total solar eclipses than lunar eclipses because A) the Moon casts a smaller shadow than Earth does B) solar eclipses almost never happen C) only people at the South Pole can see solar eclipses

When Earth is directly in between the Sun and the Moon, people on Earth experience a __________. A) lunar eclipse B) solar eclipse C) half Moon

When the Moon is directly in between the Sun and Earth, some people on Earth may experience a __________. A) solstice B) lunar eclipse C) solar eclipse

A lunar eclipse occurs when ___. A) the Sun passes into the Earth’s shadow B) the Earth passes into the Moon’s shadow C) the Moon passes into Earth’s shadow D) the Moon passes into the Sun’s shadow

When a lunar eclipse occurs what happens to the Moon? A) It vanishes from existence, to be recalled on the whim of a magician. B) It is covered in shadow and hidden from view for a brief time. C) It becomes extraordinarily bright. D) Nothing happens to it.

When a solar eclipse occurs, what happens to the Moon? A) It falls into the Earth’s shadow. B) It moves between the Earth and the Sun, causing a part of the Earth to fall into its shadow. C) It lies outside of a straight line connecting the Earth and Sun. D) It disappears from view.