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The moon produces its own light.
False
The moon orbits around the Earth every:
29 days
A meteorite is a meteoroid that strikes a planet or moon.
True
Some meteoroids are large enough that they reach Earth’s surface before they burn up completely.
True
A meteorite is a streak of light in Earth’s atmosphere made by a glowing meteoroid.
False
The friction makes the meteoroid and the air around it hot enough to glow.
True
Most meteoroids are only about as a big as a grain of sand!
True
A meteor is a small, rocky particle that moves through space.
False
Tides are the point at which the wave breaks at shore. T/F
False
Tides are the amount of water that seeps into the sand. T/F
False
Tides are he rise and fall of water levels.T/F
True
What is a tide?
The rise and fall of water levels.
The Moon’s gravitational force causes Earth’s tides.
True
The side of the Earth facing the sun is daytime, and the side facing away is night. T/F
True
The Moon has less mass than Earth, the Moon’s gravitational pull is 3 times stronger. T/F
False
The Moon has less mass than Earth, the Moon’s gravitational pull is ___ times weaker.
6
Size of objects and how close they are to the sun affects gravity. T/F
False
How fast the objects are moving or spinning affects gravity. T/F
False
The total mass of objects and distance between them affects gravity. T/F
True
What affects the strength of gravity?
The total mass of objects and distance between them.
Gravity is a meteoroid that struck a planet’s surface. T/F
False
Gravity is a half of a planet or circle. T/F
False
Gravity is a force of attraction, or pull, between any two objects. T/F
True
a force of attraction, or pull, between any two objects.
Gravity
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