Moon | Earth & Space | Sun & Time | Miscellaneous |
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Growing slowly, The lit part of the moon does this for about two weeks after a new moon.
Waxing
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A force of attraction that pulls objects without them toucing
Gravity
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An area of darkness that forms when light from any source is blocked.
Shadow
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A section of the sky that has a recognizable star pattern.
Constellation
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Getting smaller, the lit part of the moon does this about two weeks after a full moon
Waning
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Streak of light that a chunk of rock falling from space toward earth produces.
Meteor
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A part of the world where the same standard time is used. There are 24.
Time Zone
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Name a constellation
Big Dipper, Orion, Little Dipper, Cassiopeia, or any other officially named
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When the moon appears to be a complete circle. It is this half way through its cycle of phases
Full Moon
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Curved path that an object makes around another object.
Orbit
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A unit of measure used when describing distance between stars in space.
Light Year
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A scientist who studies objects and energy in space.
Astronomer
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You are unable to see the moon. This is the beginning of its cycle of phases
New Moon
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The imaginary line that Earth rotates around.
Axis
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How bright a star looks from Earth.
Apparent Brightness
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A telescope that works in space, beyond Earth's atmosphere
Space Telescope
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The different shapes of the lit part of the moon seen from earth. Pattern of changes.
Moon Phases
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To spin; Earth's complete spin
Rotate OR Rotation
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A tool that uses the shadow cast by an object in sunlight to keep track of during the day.
Sundial
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A telescope that uses an antenna to collect radio waves.
Radio Telescope
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