PPT-Lunar Phases Review

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48C Collect and analyze data to identify sequences and predict patterns of change in shadows tides seasons and the observable appearance of the Moon over time

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48C Collect and analyze data to identify sequences and predict patterns of change in shadows tides seasons and the observable appearance of the Moon over time Supporting Standard 1 A student observed the apparent shape of the moon every night for a period of 60 days On Day 10 the student observed a full moon On which other day did the student most likely observe a full moon. Gregorian date Solarterms Jan Lunardate2526272829 12th Lunar Month 345678101112131415171819202122242526Moderate Cold: Severe Cold: Feb Lunardate272829 1st Lunar Month 8910111213151617181920222324Spri Gregorian date Solarterms Jan Lunardate212223242527282930 12th Lunar Month 45678911121314151618192021Moderate Cold: Severe Cold: Feb Lunardate2223252627282930 1st Lunar Month 234567910111213141617181 Phases of the Moon. Lunar Eclipses. Solar Eclipses. The Earth-Moon-Sun System. The Moon rotates on its axis as it circles the Earth - its rotational period is the same as its period of revolution. That means that we only see one side of the Moon from Earth. . By Nate, Aidan, . Thalia. , and Elliott . Pictures. Information. We identified our rock as an igneous rock, specifically obsidian.. The chemical formula of obsidian is mostly silicon dioxide (SiO2) with a bit of magnesium oxide (. WMS SCIENCE. Grade 6. YES. NO. 1. I . can . describe. . how atoms move in a solid, liquid, and gas. 2. I . can . describe . the speed/energy of the atoms in . a solid, liquid, and gas.. 3. I . can . Gregorian date Solarterms Jan Lunardate1718202122232425272829 12th Lunar Month 5678910121314151617Moderate Cold: Severe Cold: Feb Lunardate1920212223242627282930 1st Lunar Month 345678101112131415Spr Unit 3. : The Moon. 1. Objectives. To be able to describe the phenomenon of how a lunar eclipse occurs.. To be able to apply what they already know about the moons orbit to this “special case.”. To apply what they know about the wavelengths of light to the appearance of the moon during the eclipse. . What causes Solar and Lunar Eclipses?. Quick Review!. Solar. means. Lunar. means. The SUN!. The MOON!. What is an Eclipse?. An eclipse happens when one object gets in between you and another object and blocks your view.. Jeff Forbes. Department of Aerospace Engineering Sciences, . University of Colorado, Boulder, CO. Brief history of the lunar atmospheric tide, and recent resurgence in interest. Characterizing lunar tidal forcing. Presented by Kesler Science. Why does the moon look different every night?. Can you make predictions about the Moon’s appearance?. Essential Question:. Lunar Cycle . – the change in appearance of the Moon as it makes one full revolution around the Earth. . 0. Guidepost. In this chapter, you will consider four important questions about the Moon. Why does the moon go through phases?. What causes a lunar eclipse?. What causes a solar eclipse?. How can eclipses be predicted?. 1 NASA’s Plan for Sustained Lunar Exploration and Development NASA’s Plan for Sustained Lunar Exploration and Development 2 NASA’S PLAN FOR A VIBRANT LUNAR FUTURE “Lead an innovative and MODIS/VIIRS Calibration Workshop 26 February 2021VIIRS Observations of the MoonSNPP and NOAA20 execute roll maneuvers each month to capture the Moon in the Earthview sector at phase angle 51before Ful Tubes and Permanently . Shadowed . Regions . Sarah Withee. LSIC . Extreme Access PNT subgroup lead. Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory. Sarah.withee@jhuapl.edu. Introduction . to the Lunar Surface Innovation Consortium .

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