Jessi introduces the observatory and discusses the night sky, focusing on the moon's phases and lunar eclipses. She explains how the moon orbits the Earth, and how lunar eclipses occur when the Earth blocks sunlight, casting a shadow on the moon. This shadow can make the moon appear red due to the bending of light through Earth's atmosphere. Jessi also provides information on when and where to view upcoming lunar eclipses, emphasizing that they are safe to watch directly.

Where does Jessi introduce herself in the video?

• In the classroom

• In the observatory

• In the garden

• In the library

What term is used to describe things related to the moon?

• Solar

• Stellar

• Lunar

• Planetary

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What is an eclipse?

• When the moon shines brightly

• When stars align

• When one object blocks another

• When the sun is at its highest point

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How often does the moon orbit the Earth?

• Once a week

• Once a year

• Once a month

• Once a day

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What happens when the Earth is between the sun and the moon?

• A solar eclipse occurs

• A lunar eclipse occurs

• The sun becomes brighter

• The moon disappears

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Why does the moon appear red during a lunar eclipse?

• Because of the Earth's shadow

• Because of the moon's surface

• Because of the sun's rays

• Because of the Earth's atmosphere

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What other colors can the moon appear during a lunar eclipse?

• Black, white, and silver

• Pink, violet, and grey

• Yellow, orange, and brown

• Blue, green, and purple

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Who can see a lunar eclipse?

• Only people in the southern hemisphere

• Everyone on Earth

• Only people on the side facing the moon

• Only people in the northern hemisphere

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Is it safe to look directly at a lunar eclipse?

• Only with special glasses

• Yes, it is safe

• Only through a telescope

• No, it can damage your eyes

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How often do lunar eclipses occur?

• Every five years

• Once a month

• Every ten years

• Twice a year

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