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revolve
(revolution)
rotate
(rotation)
orbit
axis
to move in a circle or ellipse
around a center; orbit
the spinning of an object on its
axis
the path one body in space
follows as it goes around
another body; one complete
path around a body
a line through the center
of an object on which that
object turns
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gravity
the force that pulls objects
toward each other
(gravitational force)
satellite
an object that orbits a planet
atmosphere
a mixture of gases that
surround a planet
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phase
one of the different ways we
see the moon appear in the sky
as it orbits Earth
a bowl-shaped landform on a
planet or moon
crater
solar
about the sun
lunar
about the moon
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solar eclipse
the partial or total blocking of
sunlight on Earth by the moon;
this occurs when the Earth
passes through a new moon’s
shadow
moon
sun
Earth
lunar eclipse
sun
star
diameter
Earth
moon
the partial or total blocking of
sunlight on the moon by the
Earth; this occurs when the
full moon passes through
Earth’s shadow
an object in space that
produces its own heat and light
the distance across the middle
of a circle
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sunspot
dark spots on the sun that are
cooler than the rest
planet
comet
asteroid
a large body that goes
around (orbits) the sun
chunk of ice and dust that
orbits the sun
rocky and metallic objects that
orbit the sun that are too small
to be considered planets
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scale
model
a way to show the relationship
between distance on a map and
real distance
a small object that looks like
the real one, but in a smaller
size
to take in and hold
absorb
reflect(reflection)
when light rays bounce off of
an object
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refract
(refraction)
convex lens
concave
lens
telescope
when light rays bend
lens with a thick middle and
thin edges; light rays bend
towards each other
lens with edges thicker than
the middle; light rays bend
away from each other
something used to make far
away things look close
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refracting telescope
manned
space
program
a telescope (thing used to
make far away things look
close) that can see things by
bending light through a lens
United States using people to
explore space
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