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Earth’s Place in Space

Earth’s Place in Space. Unit 12, Section 1. Earth’s Rotation. Earth rotates around its axis every 24 hours. D ROTATION 1 Day = 24 Hours Y. Earth’s Revolution. One revolution of the Earth around the sun takes a year. S REVOLUTION 1 year to complete N.

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Earth’s Place in Space

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  1. Earth’s Place in Space Unit 12, Section 1

  2. Earth’s Rotation • Earth rotates around its axis every 24 hours. D • ROTATION 1 Day = 24 Hours Y

  3. Earth’s Revolution • One revolution of the Earth around the sun takes a year. S • REVOLUTION 1 year to complete N

  4. What Causes the 4 Seasons? • The seasons change because the Earth’s axis is tilted. • When the northern hemisphere faces the sun, we have summer. • At the same time, south of the equator is facing away from the sun, so they are in winter.

  5. Movements of the Moon • The Moon orbits around Earth once every 27.3 days. • The light on the moon comes from the sun. • When we see the moon completely lit, it’s called a full moon. • The time while the sunlit part gets larger is called a waxing moon. • When none of the moon is lit, it’s called a new moon. • The time while the sunlit part gets smaller is called a waning moon.

  6. Solar Eclipse • The moon is between the Earth and the sun, blocking our view of the sun. • Not all of the Earth will see a total eclipse.

  7. Lunar Eclipse • The Earth is between the moon and the sun. • Only happen during the full moon.

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