Class 7 : Formation of the Moon and the nature of modern impactors

Apr 24, 2013

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Class 7 : Formation of the Moon and the nature of modern impactors

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The Moon

The Moon. Earth’s Satellite (Overview). Earth - Moon System. Phases – Eclipses - Tides. Moon Phases. Moon changes phases because it revolves around the earth. Waxing moon / Waning Moon. Lunar motions. How come we always see the same side of the moon regardless of its phase?

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The Moon

The Moon. makaylawatts. What is the moon made of?. The Moon Is Mad At Of roock. How does it move?. obis. The moon’s surface. makayla. The moon. Why does the moon have phases?. makayla.

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Moon Stories

Moon Stories. Writing New Full Moon Folklore. Moon Facts. Earth’s natural satellite Revolves around earth 28 days Rotates on axis 28 days Landscaped with marias , highlands and craters Moon’s core is almost completely cooled Moon rises in east and sets in west. Phases of the Moon.

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The Moon

The Moon. What is the Moon?. A large rock that orbits a planet The Earth has 1 moon Moons orbit planets Planets orbit the sun. Moon Facts. The moon is 240,000 miles from Planet Earth. The moon rotates counterclockwise. There are holes on the moon’s surface called craters.

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The Blue Moon

The Blue Moon. By: Gaby and Ella. The size of the moon. The Moon is slightly more than 1 quarter the size of the Earth. The Moon’s meter is 2,159 miles (3,476km), 27% of the diameter of the Earth. The shape of the moon. The shape of the moon is a sphere The moon is not flat.

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The Moon

The Moon. What is the moon? The moon is the Earths only natural Satellite. . The moon. Where did the moon come from? Top theory: the moon was created when a large planet-like object crashed into the earth. A ring of dust formed like Saturn The dust eventually clustered into the moon .

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The Moon’s Phases

The Moon’s Phases. By: Jesse Gatewood. The Moon’s Phases:. New Moon:. A New Moon occurs when the moon is directly in front of the Earth, blocking it from the sun When this happens, the light is hidden from view on Earth, and the moon appears to be all dark. Waxing Crescent:.

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1.3 The changeable moon

1.3 The changeable moon. Phases of the Moon. The lunar phases are caused by the changes in how much of the illuminated (sunlit) side of the moon faces Earth. Half the moon is always illuminated! The moon produces none of its own light. Phases of the Moon. 1 st Phase  NEW MOON

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Phases of the Moon

Phases of the Moon. Patterns in Nature. Science began when people noticed patterns in nature. They wanted to explain those patterns. For example, each morning the sun rises. Every evening, the sun sets and day turns into night. The next morning, the rises again and a new day begins.

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Moon, Eclipses, and Tides

Moon, Eclipses, and Tides. Ms. Wood. General Moon Info. Moon’s rotation 27.3 days Moon’s revolution around Earth – 27.3 days Same side of moon always faces earth hence “dark side of the moon” One day on moon = one year on moon Moon reflects sunlight

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The Phases of the Moon

The Phases of the Moon. Come and Explore the phases of the moon. The relationship of the the Earth, Moon and Sun. Reflection:. How does the moon move? Does the moon rotate? How long does it take for the moon to go around the earth? Does the moon create it’s own light?

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Literary Jeopardy!

Literary Jeopardy!. Tides 1 . Eclipses 2. Moon Phases 3. Equinox and Solstice 4. Moon Formation and Structure 5 . General Earth, Moon, Sun System Questions 6. $100. $100. $100. $100. $100. $100. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $300. $300. $300. $300. $300.

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The Moon

The Moon. darlisha. What is the moon made of?. The moon is made of rock. How does it move?. The moon revolves around the earth. The moon’s surface. The moon’s surface is hard and bumpy. Why does the moon have phases?. The amount of light from the sun rotates.

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ICE: On The Moon

ICE: On The Moon. Lindsay Johannessen PTYS 395 All photos courtesy of Vasavada el at., Feldman et al., Margot et al., www.nasa.gov , www.psrd.hawaii.edu , http://apollo.sese.asu.edu. Ice: How would water ice get to the Moon?. - Impactors: Comets, Meteors ect …

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moon

moon. Diamond. What is your planet made of?. It is made of rock. How does ti move. The moon gos urad the earth. The moon`s surfaca. Ti is buby. Why does the moon have phases?. The lighton the moon chagers.

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PHASES OF THE MOON

PHASES OF THE MOON. When the bright part is getting bigger, the Moon is waxing. When it is getting smaller, the Moon is waning. When the Moon is more than half-lit, it is called a Gibbous Moon. When the moon is less than half-lit, it is called a Crescent Moon.

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The Moon

The Moon. The Moon. Man in the Moon Imaginary image seen on the surface of the moon. Drawn in the dark maria (sea) and lighter highlands of the moon. Myths about image are found in many cultures. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_in_the_moon. Rotation and Revolution.

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Class 4: The Nature of Art

Class 4: The Nature of Art. Class 4: The Nature of Art. Joseph Margolis: “The Ontological Peculiarity of Works of Art”. Thesis:. An artwork is of an ontologically peculiar sort:. It cannot be universal because it can be created & destroyed. It possesses physical and perceptual properties.

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Introducing the Moon!

Se. Introducing the Moon!. A17. A primer on lunar formation and evolution Lillian R. Ostrach 5 June 2012. T. LROC WAC, RGB = 689, 415, 320 nm [NASA/GSFC/ASU]. Earth Moon System. Formation of Moon may have resulted in Earth ’ s axial tilt of 23.5°

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Earth, Moon & Sun Review

Chapter 15. Earth, Moon & Sun Review. What is this phase of the moon?. a. Third or Last Quarter Moon b. Waxing crescent Moon c. First Quarter Moon d. Full Moon e. New Moon. The rotation of the Earth on its axis causes. a. a month b. a year c. a day d. a season e. the Earth to tilt.

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Section 2 Appearance and Formation of Modern Geographical Environment

Section 2 Appearance and Formation of Modern Geographical Environment. Formation of Modern Geographical Environment. Relationship of Natural Events in Quatemary Period(Holocene and Pleistocene ) in China. Global event: Alternation of ice age and interglacial stage. Evolution’s trend in

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The Moon

The Moon. The Moon. The Moon. The Moon from the Apollo Missions. View of the Earth from the Surface of the Moon. Moon Cycle. Moon Landing, 1969. The Man on the Moon.

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Class 7 : Formation of the Moon and the nature of modern impactors

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The Moon

The Moon

Moon Stories

The Moon

The Blue Moon

The Moon

The Moon’s Phases

1.3 The changeable moon

Phases of the Moon

Moon, Eclipses, and Tides

The Phases of the Moon

Literary Jeopardy!

The Moon

ICE: On The Moon

moon

PHASES OF THE MOON

The Moon

Class 4: The Nature of Art

Introducing the Moon!

Earth, Moon &amp; Sun Review

Section 2 Appearance and Formation of Modern Geographical Environment

The Moon

Earth, Moon & Sun Review