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Space Facts for 6 th Grade

Space Facts for 6 th Grade. Following are a series of slides related to our study of space. You are responsible for the definitions given you in class. You are also responsible for the material listed on the concept sheet.

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Space

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Lecture 2: Spaceship Earth

Lecture 2: Spaceship Earth.

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Eclipses:

Eclipses:. Shadow and Light. Which of the Following is True?. An eclipse of the sun occurs when an invisible dragon eats the sun. During eclipses, poisons drop from the sky An eclipse is a sign that the world is coming to an end. None of thee above. Answer. None of thee above.

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Eclipses

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The Sun

The Sun. Is the Sun a star or a planet?. Star!. The Sun is 1 astronomical unit from Earth. This is equal to ______________________ km. 150 000 000 km = 150 million kilometers away!. The Sun rises in the east and sets in the west. It moves across the sky along a path called the ECLIPTIC. I.

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Moon Orbits the Earth

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Eclipses

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Eclipses and Tides

Eclipses and Tides. IAN pages 20 and 21. Eclipses occur when one objects shadow blocks light from hitting another object. The shadow caused by the first object has two parts The Umbra - If the second object passes through this part of the shadow, a total eclipse will occur.

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How the moon affects earth.

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Total Solar Eclipse

Total Solar Eclipse. Total Solar Eclipse. There is a lunar eclipse when the moon blocks out the sun's light. The best view of this eclipse was on the coast of Turkey. From Brazil to Mongolia, witnesses gathered to experience the blackout.

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What You Need to Know about Sunglasses and Solar Eclipses

http://www.olympiceyewear.com/sunglasses-brands.html - U.S. residents will experience something on August 21 that will not come around again for another seven years. Of course, we are talking about the solar eclipse that so many astronomy enthusiasts have been looking forward to for years.

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