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Motion of Earth

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The Earth spins along an imaginary line called the …………… axis
The spinning of the Earth on its axis is called …………… rotation
The movement of the Earth around the Sun is called …………… revolution
The Earth rotates from …………… to …………… west,east
The rotation of the Earth causes …………… and …………… day,night
The Earth and other planets move around the Sun in a fixed path called the …………… orbit
It takes …………… hours for the Earth to complete one rotation twenty-four
It takes …………… days and …………… hours for the Earth to complete one revolution around the Sun 365,6
The imaginary line running through the center of the Earth, dividing it into two equal halves, is called the …………… equator
The top half of the Earth that lies between the equator and the North Pole is called the …………… …………… northern hemisphere
The bottom half of the Earth that lies between the equator and the South Pole is called the …………… …………… southern hemisphere
The North Pole is the …………… point of the Earth northernmost
The South Pole is the …………… point of the Earth southernmost
A year has …………… days 365
The imaginary line around which a spinning top or the Earth spins is called the …………… axis
Earlier, people believed that the …………… was at the centre of the universe Earth
Due to the Earth's rotation from west to east, places in the …………… get to see the Sun first east
The axis of the Earth is …………… at an angle tilted
Both …………… and …………… of the Earth happen at the same time rotation
The revolution of the Earth around the Sun and the …………… …………… of the Earth cause the change in seasons tilted axis
The extra 6 hours, per year, are added every four years to form an extra day in ……………, which makes a …………… year February leap
When the northern hemisphere tilts towards the Sun, it receives …………… rays from the Sun and has longer hours of …………… direct sunlight
When the southern hemisphere is tilted away from the Sun, it receives …………… rays of the Sun and hence, less hours of …………… slanted sunlight
From April to June, the …………… hemisphere of the Earth tilts towards the Sun northern
From November to January, the …………… hemisphere is tilted away from the Sun northern
When it is summer in the northern hemisphere, it is …………… in the southern hemisphere winter
When India has summer, Australia has …………… winter
The imaginary line at the centre along which a spinning top spins …………… actually exist does not
The Earth spins on its axis in approximately …………… 24 hours
The Earth revolves around the Sun at a speed of …………… kilometers per second 30
The tilt of Earth's axis is responsible for the …………… length of days in different hemispheres at different times of the year varying
A leap year has …………… days 366
The position of the Earth in its …………… affects which hemisphere is tilted towards the Sun orbit
When the Northern Hemisphere experiences spring, the Southern Hemisphere experiences …………… autumn
When the Northern Hemisphere experiences autumn, the Southern Hemisphere experiences …………… spring
The concept of the …………… is fundamental to understanding both rotation and revolution axis
The movement of the Earth that explains why the Sun appears to 'rise' and 'set' is actually the Earth's …………… rotation
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