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Beginning of Earth and Space

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Definition
Term
show Rotation/Rotate  
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show Revolution/Revolve  
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show Equator  
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An imaginary line on which a planet rotates.   show
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show Tilt  
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show Day/Night Cycle  
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show Full Moon  
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show Lunar Cycle  
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show New Moon  
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show Shadows  
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show Noon  
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Time of day that your shadow is the longest.   show
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The direction the Sun rises in.   show
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The direction the Sun sets in.   show
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Caused by the tilt of the Earth on its' axis.   show
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Mercury, Venus,Earth, and Mars   show
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show Outer Planets  
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How long does it take the Earth to rotate one time?   show
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show 365 days/1 year  
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This orbits the Earth.   show
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The center of our solar system.   show
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show Counter-clockwise  
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show Tides  
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