Which period is how long it takes to complete one full revolution relative to the sun?

what phase is this?

what phase would immediately follow this phase?

How much of the moon is illuminated at all times?

The illuminated portion of the moon always faces....

The type of tides that happen when the tidal effects from the sun and moon team up to create really large tides are called

What phases do spring tides happen during?

how many high tides are there per day in coastal areas?

What phase is this

What is the terminator?

Which direction does the moon move across the celestial sphere?

Every day the moon rises in the _______ and sets in the _______

What is the next phase after the new moon?

phases of the moon in which the illuminated portion of the moon is getting smaller are ____

Does the sun's gravity cause tides?

What causes tides? (be careful-- choose the BEST answer)

How many degrees does the moon move across the celestial sphere every day?

You notice a full moon right next to a bright star. You observe the moon for the next month or so.... after how many days would you observe the moon to be in that exact same location next to that bright star?

You notice a full moon right next to a bright star. You observe the moon for the next month or so.... when you seen the moon in the exact same location next to the same bright star... will it again be Full?

Why don't we see a solar eclipse every time there is a new moon?

Does the moon rotate?

Is the same side of the moon always facing Earth?

Is there such a thing as the 'dark side of the moon', that is.. a side of the moon that never gets sunlight?

When the moon is New, 0 degrees separate the sun and moon, when the moon is Full 180 degrees separate the sun and moon. So how many degrees separate the sun on moon during the 1st quarter moon?

When the moon is New, 0 degrees separate the sun and moon, when the moon is Full 180 degrees separate the sun and moon. So how many degrees could there between between the sun and the waxing crescent moon?

Which moves faster across the celestial sphere?

What time of day does the full moon rise?

when is the full moon at its highest point (culmination) in the sky?

what phase of the moon does it have to be in order for there to be a solar eclipse?

What phase of the moon does it have to be in order for there to be a lunar eclipse?

How would the Sun, Earth, and moon be oriented during a solar eclipse?

How would the Sun, Earth, and moon be oriented during a lunar eclipse?

What do we call the type of tide that happens when the tidal effects from the sun and moon kind of cancel each other out?

The _______ period is the amount of time it takes the moon to complete one orbit relative to the stars, the _______ period is the amount of time it takes the moon to complete one orbit relative to the sun.

What does perigee mean?

If the moon and sun are lined up perfectly centered on each other, but the moon is too small to fully cover the sun its called a _____ eclipse?

What time of day would the new moon set?

What phase of the moon would be right after 1st quarter?

What phase of the moon is this?

the terminator always moves from ________

what does the moon look like during a total lunar eclipse

The points in the moon/suns orbital paths intersect and only when both are located there eclipses can happen?

If the right half of the moon is illuminated, what phase is it?