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Earth's Rotation 5.8C Friday 1-22
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Earth's Rotation
A rotation is a spin around a center, like a top!
Earth spins around a central line called an axis.
Axis - Imaginary line that goes through the planet's center.
Earth's axis is tilted 23.5 degrees.
Earth's rotation and tilt causes day and night.
It takes 24 hours for one rotation.
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Multiple Choice
Earth spins around...
The sun
It's axis
The earth isn't spinning!
The moon
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Multiple Choice
Earth is tilted at 23.5 degrees
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Earth's rotation and tilt causes..
The seasons to change
Dizziness
Day/Night
Fake News, earth isn't spinning.
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Foucault's Pendulum
Proved that the Earth rotated on it's axis.
Foucault hung a pendulum from a tall building in Paris, France.
He began swinging it directly North to South, but eventually it would move slightly right.
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Multiple Choice
A pendulum is...
A really fancy pen that writes smoothly.
A weight hung up to move freely with gravity.
A very old man.
Revolution
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Multiple Choice
Foucault's Pendulum proved that...
The earth rotates
Foucault is very boring.
Paris is a cool place to be at.
Foucault didn't even prove anything.
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Day and Night
We experience day when our side of the earth is facing the sun.
Different areas of the earth are experiencing day and night!
Depending on the tilt it can even effect how long you get day time!
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Multiple Choice
The area pointed at by the red arrow is experiencing..
Summer
Daytime
Nighttime
Winter
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Multiple Choice
The area pointed at by the red arrow is experiencing
Winter
Summer
Daytime
Night time
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Sundial
The sun appears to move from East to West.
The Earth is actually rotating west to east.
When the sun is in the east, shadow will be cast to the west.
Before Iphones people used sundials to tell time.
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Multiple Choice
What does a sundial use to tell time?
A pointy thing.
Rocks
Shadows
Iphone
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Earth's Revolution!
A revolution describes the motion of the Earth around the sun.
It takes 365 days to complete one full revolution.
Revolutions cause the seasons
Revolutions = seasons, Rotation = day/night
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Multiple Choice
The revolution of the Earth around the Sun causes day and night.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
How long does it take to complete a revolution?
A day
A month
A year
We already won the revolution.
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