https://padlet.com/elisejac4081/wuczkq25xsxy Made with the help of a typing monkey en-us 2018-02-22 15:46:26 UTC 2018-03-06 15:47:30 UTC hello@padlet.com elisejac4081 https://padlet.com/elisejac4081/wuczkq25xsxy/wish/234290213 1. A celestial body that makes an orbit around a major, minor or dwarf planet. The term "moon" is exclusively used to reference a specific natural satellite orbiting its specific planet.
2. Also called a natural satellite.
3. The moon has very few surface processes that make it geologically active. This means the moon changes very little over time
4. Lunar is another reference to the moon]]> 2018-02-22 15:48:27 UTC https://padlet.com/elisejac4081/wuczkq25xsxy/wish/234290213 elisejac4081 https://padlet.com/elisejac4081/wuczkq25xsxy/wish/234730700 1. Mares: large, dark, basaltic low plains, formed by ancient volcanic eruptions. Named maria, Latin for "seas", by early astronomer who mistook them for actual seas.
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3. Montes: highland mountains
4. Terrae: large, light, feldspar high plains on Earth's Moon.
5. Sinuses: a small plain

]]> 2018-02-23 15:22:25 UTC https://padlet.com/elisejac4081/wuczkq25xsxy/wish/234730700 elisejac4081 https://padlet.com/elisejac4081/wuczkq25xsxy/wish/234735516 1. The moon is Earth's only natural satellite
2. The moon rotates on its axis once for every orbit around earth.
3. The single orbit results in a near and far side of the moon. We only eer see the near side from earth.
4. There is NO atmosphere on the moon
5. The lunar surface has not changed much historically. The moon has no wind weather and very little water
6. Craters are the result of meteoroid impacts.
7. Like the earth the moon has a crust (igneous rock), mantle (rock), and core (iron, nickel & sulfer)
8. The Apollo Program is the NASA program that actually sent astronauts to the moon.-99]]> 2018-02-23 15:29:53 UTC https://padlet.com/elisejac4081/wuczkq25xsxy/wish/234735516 elisejac4081 https://padlet.com/elisejac4081/wuczkq25xsxy/wish/238661109 1. The Sun shines on the Earth and Moon at different points in their orbiy and casts shadows.
2. These shadows result in eclipses.
3. Eclipses can be partial or total. They are partial when they are only in part of this shadow and total when they are completely in the shadow
4.The Moon's gravitational energy is stronger on one side of earth and weaker on the other side.
5. The difference in the strength of the Moon's gravity causes tidal bulges.
6. High tides occur at the bulges, low tides occur between them.
7. There are ]]> 2018-03-06 15:19:56 UTC https://padlet.com/elisejac4081/wuczkq25xsxy/wish/238661109 elisejac4081 https://padlet.com/elisejac4081/wuczkq25xsxy/wish/238666249 1. During the moon's orbit around the earth, we see different amounts of light being cast on the moon.
2. if we take earth out of the equation and only look at the sun's light shining on the moon at each position around the Earth, upi will see that the moon at eachposition around the moon always recieves 50% of the sun's light.
3. From here on EArth, we say that we are seeing the "Phases of the Moon"
4. There are 8 total phases
    - New Moon: All Dark
    - Waxing Crescent: Right 25% light
    - 1st quarter: Right 50%
    - Waxing Gibbeous: Right 75% 
    - Full Moon: All Light
]]> 2018-03-06 15:26:21 UTC https://padlet.com/elisejac4081/wuczkq25xsxy/wish/238666249 elisejac4081 https://padlet.com/elisejac4081/wuczkq25xsxy/wish/238672855 1. Seen only during a full moon
2. Earth is casting dark shadow on moon (Earth's Umbra)
3. On either side the Earth casts a lighter shadow called the penumbra]]> 2018-03-06 15:34:49 UTC https://padlet.com/elisejac4081/wuczkq25xsxy/wish/238672855 elisejac4081 https://padlet.com/elisejac4081/wuczkq25xsxy/wish/238675505 1. Happens only during a new moon
2. Moon is casting dark shadow on earth (moon's Umbra)
3. On either side the moon casts a lighter shadow called the penumbra]]> 2018-03-06 15:37:48 UTC https://padlet.com/elisejac4081/wuczkq25xsxy/wish/238675505 elisejac4081 https://padlet.com/elisejac4081/wuczkq25xsxy/wish/238677695 1. The daily rise and fall of sea level
2. Tides happen 4 times a day
3. Low tide happens 6 hours after a high tide
4. Sun only has half the effects on tides as moon
5. Moon orbits around earth during a month
4. Big Four phases we experience spring and neap tides
7. At full and new moons we experience spring tides
Greatest difference between high and low tide)
8. At first and 3rd quarter we experience neap tides5]]> 2018-03-06 15:40:20 UTC https://padlet.com/elisejac4081/wuczkq25xsxy/wish/238677695