The Phases of the Moon Science NGSS Presentation in Black Blue and Yellow Illustrative Style.pptx

The Phases of the Moon Science NGSS Presentation in Black Blue and Yellow Illustrative Style.pptx

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  Space Science withSir JM From Crescent to Full Understanding the Patterns of the Lunar Phases
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  1. Some areasmay be flooded. AFTER 2. There is a heavy rain accompanied by strong wind. DURING 3. 3. Sun becomes visible and the sky becomes clearer. AFTER 4. The sky is dark and cloudy. BEFORE 5. Flash floods may occur due to heavy rainfall. DURING Direction: Tell whether it happens “before”, “during” or “after” typhoon.
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  The moon Every time youlook up in the sky at night, you will see how beautiful the moon is. We all know that it gives us light in darkness and has the ability of changing its shape! It is all just an illusion. The moon doesn’t emit light to itself. The moon we see is actually the sun’s light reflected off the lunar surface. The sun is also responsible for the moon’s transformation from the new moon to full moon, and back again under the process we called “Lunar Cycle” or “Phases of the Moon”.
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  The moon The Moon isEarth's only natural satellite and is the fifth largest moon in the solar system. Moon Stats Diameter: Approximately 3,476 kilometers Mass: Approximately 81 quintillion pounds Distance from Earth: Approximately 384,400 kilometers Orbital Period: Approximately 27.3 Earth days Gravity: Approximately one- sixth of Earth's gravity
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  four main phases Thenew moon phase is when the Moon is not visible from Earth. New Moon The waxing phases are when the Moon appears to grow larger. Waxing The full moon phase is when the entire illuminated side of the Moon is visible from Earth. Full Moon The waning phases are when the Moon appears to grow smaller. Waning
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  The Complete Cycle The lunarcycle is the recurring sequence of changes in the Moon's appearance as seen from Earth, which begins with the new moon phase and progresses through waxing phases, full moon, waning phases before returning to the new moon phase again. This lunar cycle completes in approximately 29.5 Earth days.
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  New Moon The new moonphase is a phase of the moon where it appears completely dark in the sky. This happens because during this phase, the side of the moon that is facing Earth is not illuminated by the sun. New Moon Stats Moon Phase: Primary Illumination: 0% Position: Between the sun and earth
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  Waxing Crescent The moon appearsas a thin crescent shape in the sky, with only a small portion of its surface illuminated. During this phase, the moon moves further away from the sun and more of its illuminated side becomes visible. waxing crescent Stats Moon Phase: Intermediate Illumination: 0.1% to 49.9% Position: Between the sun and earth
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  First Quarter The moon appearsas a half-circle in the sky, with exactly half of its surface illuminated by the sun. At this point in its cycle, the moon is one quarter of the way through its orbit around the Earth. first quarter Stats Moon Phase: Primary Illumination: 50% Position: One quarter around the earth.
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  Waxing Gibbous During this phase,the moon appears in a mostly illuminated crescent shape, with only a small part appearing dark. This occurs as the moon continues to move away from the first quarter phase and closer to the full moon phase. waxing gibbous Stats Moon Phase: Intermediate Illumination: 50.1% to 99.9% Position: Moved further along in its orbit
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  Full Moon During this phase,the entire face of the Moon that is visible from Earth is fully illuminated. This occurs when the Moon is on the opposite side of the Earth from the Sun, with the Earth sandwiched between. full Moon Stats Moon Phase: Primary Illumination: 100% Position: Moon and the Sun are on opposite sides of Earth
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  Waning Gibbous During this phase,the Moon appears as a large and bright, but gradually shrinking, crescent shape in the sky. The waning gibbous moon rises in the east in the late evening and sets in the west in the early morning hours. waning gibbous Stats Moon Phase: Intermediate Illumination: 99.9% to 49.9% Position: Moves further away from the full moon phase
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  Third Quarter The third quartermoon is a phase of the Moon that occurs approximately three weeks after the new moon phase. During this phase, the Moon appears as a half-moon shape, with half of its face illuminated by sunlight. third quarter Stats Moon Phase: Intermediate Illumination: 99.9% to 49.9% Position: approx. 90˚ away from the Sun as viewed from Earth
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  Waning Crescent The waning crescentmoon is a phase of the Moon that occurs approximately three weeks after the full moon phase. During this phase, the Moon appears as a thin crescent, with a small portion of its face illuminated by sunlight. waning crescent Stats Moon Phase: Intermediate Illumination: 49.9% to 0.1% Position: Between the sun and earth
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