Phases of the moon Cookie lab Eclipses reading highlighters ready Two types solar and lunar Umbra dark narrow shadow in region of shadow Penumbra lighter outer region of shadow Solar eclipse ID: 802576
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Bell ringer-
When Galileo looked through his refracting telescope what phases of the moon would he see? (draw and label the phases) try without looking at your notes!
Slide2Phases of the moon
Slide3Cookie lab
Slide4Eclipses reading *highlighters ready
Two types solar and lunar
Umbra= dark narrow shadow in region of shadow
Penumbra= lighter outer region of shadow
Solar eclipse sun is being blocked sun moon earth must be aligned for total eclipseoccurs during new moon
Slide5Slide6Eclipse notes
Lunar eclipse
Moon is being blocked
More likely to seeOccurs during full moon
Slide7Slide8Video clip
Slide9Tides
Tide-The alternate rising and falling of the sea, usually twice in each lunar day and particular place, due to the attraction of the moon and sun.
Spring tide-
occurs during new moon and full moon (twice a month)
They are exaggerated tides due to the gravitational pull of the sun and the moon on the high tide side.
Slide10Spring tide
Slide11Neap tides
Neap tides-
These tides occur during the 1
st quarter moon (twice a month)
the tides are less exaggerated and more balanced then the spring tides because the gravitational pull from the sun pulls the low tide.
Slide12Neap tide
Slide13Questions of the day
Why should you know about tides????
How are we affected by the moon?
Slide14Moon phases lab
Hypothesis: If I stand with the “moon” in line with my eyes, as I rotate clockwise I will observe….
What happened?
What was difficult during this lab?
What questions do you have after doing this lab?