BellWork-- Name the crew of the Apollo 11 moon mission. Nobody ever remembers me – I was the pilot. I was the 2 nd man to walk on the moon. Everybody remembers.

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BellWork-- Name the crew of the Apollo 11 moon mission. Nobody ever remembers me – I was the pilot. I was the 2 nd man to walk on the moon. Everybody remembers me – I was the 1 st man to walk on the moon

Lesson 27-2 The Moon From left: Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin

Man on the Moon?

Maria & Craters &Rays

Lunar Maria  darker areas of the Moon From “mar” = oceans Made of basalt (like our ocean plates)

Impact Craters remain intact because there is no weathering & erosion on the moon.

Lunar Rays

How the Moon was made? Giant-Impact Hypothesis

Regolith = moon dust

Neil Armstrong’s footprint on the moon In the Regolith

Layers of the Moon

Crust – Moon rocks are similar to Earth rocks Lunar Highlands- made of silicates (white feldspar/quartz) fused into Breccias from meteor strikes Lunar Maria – made of basalts

Movements of the Moon

Lunar orbit

Stop here on Thursday Complete 27-2 interactive notes

Lunar Eclipse

Solar Eclipse

Eclipses Umbra = “Shadow” UMBRAA person in the UMBRA will see a total eclipse Penumbra = “Almost or nearly a Shadow” PENUMBRAA person in the PENUMBRA will see a partial eclipse

July 20, 2009

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