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Earth's Place in the Universe
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Where will you experience midnight sun and polar nights?
Near the poles
Near the equator
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How are all galaxies formed?
Thor
Forces
Gravity
Spiderman
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What are the 2 factors that affect gravity?
Mass and Distance
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How long does it take for the Earth to complete one revolution?
365 days (1 year)
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What is the correct order from LARGEST to SMALLEST?
Universe, Solar System, Galaxy, Planet
Universe, Galaxy, Solar System, Planet
Planet, Galaxy, Solar System, Universe
Planet, Solar System, Galaxy, Universe
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What is it called when Earth travels around the Sun?
Revolution
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If the moon moved farther away from Earth how would that affect the gravitational pull?
Earth would have less gravitational pull on the moon.
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If distance increases what happens to gravity?
Gravity increases
Gravity decreases
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Which object has a bigger affect on the tides and why?
The moon because its closer.
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How does a solar eclipse occur? (what is the order of the Earth, sun and moon?)
The moon is between the sun and Earth.
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Which factor determines the length of time it takes a planet to orbit the sun?
It's distance from the sun. Closer to the sun- shorter.
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How does a lunar eclipse occur? (what is the order of the Earth, sun and moon?)
Earth is between the sun and moon.
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If mass increases what happens to gravity?
Gravity decreases
Gravity increases
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What 2 things would happen if the Earth doubled its size?
It would have more gravitational pull and it would be closer to the sun.
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Why is the sun the center of the galaxy?
It is the biggest and has the most gravitational pull.
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What causes Earth to have seasons?
Earth is tilted 23.5 degrees
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Where will you experience the least amount of change in day light?
Near the poles
Near the equator
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