the earth Crossword Puzzles
tecplat 2025-03-21
Across
- / Theory that continents move over time.
- / Boundary where two plates collide.
- / A crack in Earth's crust where movement occurs.
- / Boundary where plates slide past each other.
- / Process where one plate moves under another.
- / Semi-fluid layer below the lithosphere.
- / Sudden shaking of Earth's surface.
- / Area around the Pacific Ocean with many volcanoes.
- / Deep depression in the ocean floor.
- / The thick layer of rock beneath Earth's crust.
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- / The outermost layer of Earth.
- / Boundary where two plates move apart.
- / The edge where two tectonic plates meet.
- / Molten rock beneath Earth's surface.
- / Rigid outer layer of Earth, including the crust.
- / A deep valley formed at a divergent boundary.
- / A mountain that erupts lava and ash.
- / Ancient supercontinent that once existed.
- / Large section of Earth's crust that moves.
- / Relating to the structure of Earth's crust.
- / The innermost layer of Earth.
- / Volcanic region fed by heat from deep within Earth.
22 Clues: / The outermost layer of Earth. • / The innermost layer of Earth. • / Boundary where two plates collide. • / Sudden shaking of Earth's surface. • / Deep depression in the ocean floor. • / Molten rock beneath Earth's surface. • / A mountain that erupts lava and ash. • / Boundary where two plates move apart. • / Theory that continents move over time. • ...
The planets 2021-11-27
Across
- is my name
- has slot of volcanoes
- is dead
- is the coldest planet
- likes me
- people visit mars
- is a dad
- is mean
- people live on earth
- George loves word searches
- is the biggest planet
- is mean
Down
- has rings
- is not a planet
- the sun is really hot
- is a planet
- is my duck
- is pretty cold
- is dumb
- is nice
- a guibeapig
- close to the earth
- loves me
- isn't moms duck
- is a dog
25 Clues: is dead • is dumb • is nice • is mean • is mean • likes me • is a dad • loves me • is a dog • has rings • is my name • is my duck • is a planet • a guibeapig • is pretty cold • is not a planet • isn't moms duck • people visit mars • close to the earth • people live on earth • has slot of volcanoes • the sun is really hot • is the coldest planet • is the biggest planet • George loves word searches
The planets 2021-11-28
Across
- is my name
- has slot of volcanoes
- is dead
- is the coldest planet
- likes me
- people visit mars
- is a dad
- is mean
- people live on earth
- George loves word searches
- is the biggest planet
- is mean
Down
- has rings
- is not a planet
- the sun is really hot
- is a planet
- is my duck
- is pretty cold
- is dumb
- is nice
- a guibeapig
- close to the earth
- loves me
- isn't moms duck
- is a dog
25 Clues: is dead • is dumb • is nice • is mean • is mean • likes me • is a dad • loves me • is a dog • has rings • is my name • is my duck • is a planet • a guibeapig • is pretty cold • is not a planet • isn't moms duck • people visit mars • close to the earth • people live on earth • has slot of volcanoes • the sun is really hot • is the coldest planet • is the biggest planet • George loves word searches
chapter 1 2024-11-19
Across
- The gaseous envelope surrounding Earth.
- The shape of Earth, which is slightly flattened at the poles.
- All the water on Earth's surface, including oceans, lakes, and rivers.
- The frozen water part of Earth's system.
- The regions of Earth where life exists.
- Angular distance east or west of the prime meridian.
- The latitude line at 0 degrees.
- The point in Earth's orbit when it is closest to the Sun.
Down
- A line of latitude circling Earth parallel to the equator.
- The rigid outer layer of Earth, including the crust and upper mantle.
- loop A system where outputs affect inputs, either amplifying or reducing changes.
- Planets closer to the Sun, smaller and rockier than outer planets.
- The movement of Earth around the Sun, taking about one year.
- Angular distance north or south of the equator.
- Outer planets made mostly of gas and much larger than inner planets.
15 Clues: The latitude line at 0 degrees. • The gaseous envelope surrounding Earth. • The regions of Earth where life exists. • The frozen water part of Earth's system. • Angular distance north or south of the equator. • Angular distance east or west of the prime meridian. • The point in Earth's orbit when it is closest to the Sun. • ...
Water Cycle 2026-01-28
Across
- rain snow sleet and hail.
- all the living things on Earth.
- long flat layered clouds.
- puffy white clouds less than 2000m above the ground.
- the largest reservoir
- heat from the sun.
- liquid to gas.
Down
- liquid turns into a crystalline solid.
- all the gases and clouds on Earth.
- all the water on Earth.
- gas to liquid.
- helps run-off pull the water back to oceans, rivers and lakes
- rainclouds
- all the rocks, landforms and minerals on Earth.
- process by which water moves back and forth between Earth's spheres.
- plants release water vapor into the atmosphere.
- rock and soil layers underground that filters water naturally.
- wisps of clouds with ice crystals 7000-1400m above ground.
18 Clues: rainclouds • gas to liquid. • liquid to gas. • heat from the sun. • the largest reservoir • all the water on Earth. • rain snow sleet and hail. • long flat layered clouds. • all the living things on Earth. • all the gases and clouds on Earth. • liquid turns into a crystalline solid. • all the rocks, landforms and minerals on Earth. • plants release water vapor into the atmosphere. • ...
The planets 2021-11-27
Across
- George loves word searches
- is my name
- a guibeapig
- is not a planet
- is a planet
- has slot of volcanoes
- is the coldest planet
- is a dad
- is dumb
- the sun is really hot
- is pretty cold
- has rings
Down
- is a dog
- people live on earth
- close to the earth
- is dead
- loves me
- is nice
- is my duck
- isn't moms duck
- is the biggest planet
- people visit mars
- is mean
- likes me
- is mean
25 Clues: is dead • is nice • is dumb • is mean • is mean • is a dog • loves me • is a dad • likes me • has rings • is my name • is my duck • a guibeapig • is a planet • is pretty cold • is not a planet • isn't moms duck • people visit mars • close to the earth • people live on earth • has slot of volcanoes • is the biggest planet • is the coldest planet • the sun is really hot • George loves word searches
Gr 5 T4 M1+2 Space and Earth Scavenger Hunt 2022-10-26
Across
- The line that divides the Northern Hemisphere from the Southern Hemisphere on Earth.
- The outermost layer of the Earth.
- The soil layer BELOW topsoil.
- The layer of the Earth that is made up of magma rock.
- When a planet/moon spins on its axis.
- The largest soil particle.
Down
- The organic part of soil.
- The smallest soil particle.
- An organism that breaks down the remains of other organisms and returns the nutrients to the soil.
- When a celestial (space) object travels in a big circle around another celestial object.
- Soil is a home or __ for many organisms.
- The rocky object that orbits the Earth.
- The soil particle that has a medium size.
- A mixture of Clay, Sand, and Silt soil particles.
- The imaginary line that a planet spins on.
- The centre of the Earth
16 Clues: The centre of the Earth • The organic part of soil. • The largest soil particle. • The smallest soil particle. • The soil layer BELOW topsoil. • The outermost layer of the Earth. • When a planet/moon spins on its axis. • The rocky object that orbits the Earth. • Soil is a home or __ for many organisms. • The soil particle that has a medium size. • ...
pace terms 2024-11-27
Across
- the sun light reflecting in the night
- how many moons does Uranus have
- is earth a gas planet
- what is the third planet to the sun
- is earth the only planet that life is on
- examples,Titan,triton,Phobos,Europa,minus,lo
- closest planet to the sun
- is the hottest planet
- collection of the solar system, including billions of stars
Down
- examples-jupiter, mars saturn
- how much moons does earth have
- what is the farthest planet from the sun
- examples- milky way,Andromeda,cygnun A,virgo A
- celestrail bodies orbit planets
- system exampels-sirus,Polaris,rigal,vega,pleiades,antares
- how many moons does mercury have?
- exampels-hally,chronic,encke,arend,Roland,hale-bopp
- how much planets is there in the solar system
- is Saturn a gas planet
19 Clues: is earth a gas planet • is the hottest planet • is Saturn a gas planet • closest planet to the sun • examples-jupiter, mars saturn • how much moons does earth have • how many moons does Uranus have • celestrail bodies orbit planets • how many moons does mercury have? • what is the third planet to the sun • the sun light reflecting in the night • ...
Final Exam Review 2023-01-18
Across
- The eon when plants and animals are dominant
- This is located between Mars and Jupiter
- The center of the Earth
- The Mesozoic Era is the era of this animal
- Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune are these types of planets
- In the Hadean Eon, this forms
- The complete death of a type of animal
- The thickest layer of the Earth
- This type of volcano is very flat
- The oldest fossils are always located at the _
- Here, two plates move side-to-side
- Pangea is considered a _, when all the continents were connected
Down
- An area (NOT at a boundary) where magma rises to the surface
- At a convergent boundary, two plates move _ each other
- This is a line of volcanoes around the Pacific Ocean
- Astronomy is the science that studies _
- The bottom point of the Earth's axis
- The Earth is 4.6 _ years old
- The tilt of Earth's axis and the Earth's revolution create the four _
- The first type of life (forms in the Archean Eon)
- The revolution of the Earth takes one _
- Mammals are animals that have hair and produce _
- This type of volcano is considered dead
- Something so hot that it is liquid
24 Clues: The center of the Earth • The Earth is 4.6 _ years old • In the Hadean Eon, this forms • The thickest layer of the Earth • This type of volcano is very flat • Something so hot that it is liquid • Here, two plates move side-to-side • The bottom point of the Earth's axis • The complete death of a type of animal • Astronomy is the science that studies _ • ...
Earth's Systems 2021-05-18
Across
- the system dealing only with the non-living soil, rocks, and minerals that make up the land on Earth
- the part of the water cycle where liquid water turns into vapor and rises up into the sky
- the layer of the atmosphere that includes the Ozone Layer
- the layer of the atmosphere where satellites orbit Earth
- the system that includes all the living animals and plants on Earth
- the type of rock made from lava cooling down
- the layer of the atmosphere that burns up meteors
Down
- the layer of the earth underneath the crust and made of magma
- the layer of the atmosphere where all weather happens
- the layer of the earth right under our feet
- the system including all the water in Earth including rivers, lakes, oceans, and ice
- the part of the water cycle where it rains or snows
- the type of rock made from sediment being packed together
- the system that includes all of the gasses on the planet
- the type of rock made under extreme heat and pressure
- the part of the water cycle where clouds are formed
16 Clues: the layer of the earth right under our feet • the type of rock made from lava cooling down • the layer of the atmosphere that burns up meteors • the part of the water cycle where it rains or snows • the part of the water cycle where clouds are formed • the layer of the atmosphere where all weather happens • the type of rock made under extreme heat and pressure • ...
Season Searching Mayhem 2023-10-03
Across
- The Earth's imaginary line that Earth spins on
- The leaning of Earth's axis
- Where daylight is the longest, occurs on June 21st or 22nd
- When the Earth is tilted as far as it can be, it could face either towards or away from the sun
- The imaginary line that divides Earth into two hemispheres
- Also known as Vernal Equinox
- When the Earth Orbits the sun
Down
- The shape of planetary orbit
- When the one hemisphere experiences spring the other experiences
- Shape of Earth
- What season occurs when there is summer in the Northern hemisphere
- When Earth experiences equal hours of daylight and nighttime
- When the Earth spins on its axis
13 Clues: Shape of Earth • The leaning of Earth's axis • The shape of planetary orbit • Also known as Vernal Equinox • When the Earth Orbits the sun • When the Earth spins on its axis • The Earth's imaginary line that Earth spins on • Where daylight is the longest, occurs on June 21st or 22nd • The imaginary line that divides Earth into two hemispheres • ...
Chapter 8 Crossword 2019-01-29
Across
- The early atmosphere contained ammonia, carbon dioxide, water vapor, other gasses, and also this
- The first type of organism on Earth
- Provides tides in the ocean
- The universe’s beginning
- Our galaxy
- Includes the United States, Mexico,& Canada
- Stars are massive spheres of this
- Largest ocean
- How stars and planets were formed
- The Big Bang is thought to have occurred this many years ago
- Everything is made up of this
- The last stage of evolution of a star before a super nova
- What makes a star shine
- Bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the west, the Indian Ocean to the east, and the Mediterranean sea to the North
- Iron sinking to the middle of a planet and lighter minerals migrate to the surface forming the crust
- A super nova exploding
- The event that caused it to rain on Earth
- Smallest major land mass
- The reason water is liquid on Earth
- Protects us from UV rays
Down
- A collapsing star
- The political boundary that separates North and South America
- The primary reference line for latitude
- General shape of the Earth
- The origin of life on earth came from here
- 10% of the earth is covered with this
- The accretion period lasted this many million years
- Something that continues to this day
- Heavy rains fell for this many years
- This formed around 4.6 billion years ago
- The Elements most abundant after the Big Bang
- This made heavy rains fall
- Single continuous land mass that includes Europe and Asia
- Includes all countries south of panama
- Continent of the south pole
- the color that penetrates ocean water the deepest
- The primary reference line for longitude
- Another name for latitude
- Second largest ocean
39 Clues: Our galaxy • Largest ocean • A collapsing star • Second largest ocean • A super nova exploding • What makes a star shine • The universe’s beginning • Smallest major land mass • Protects us from UV rays • Another name for latitude • General shape of the Earth • This made heavy rains fall • Provides tides in the ocean • Continent of the south pole • Everything is made up of this • ...
Wall-E crossword mark 1 2014-08-25
Across
- The thing girls wear under there cloths on there uper body
- The robot that cleans up earth.
- cube A puzzle which eve solves in seconds on earth
- Wall-E's pet
- The ship the humans live on
- The organism Eve responds to on Earth
- The thing which eve makes fire with.
- The Auto pilot of the axiom
- York teh city Wall-E lived in
- The female human Wall-E meets on the Axiom
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- Your very best friend
- extinguisher The thing that really annoys Wall-E and helps him fly in space
- The human driver of the Axiom
- The word eve first tells Wall-E
- The robot Wall-E meets and falls in love with
- The male Wall-E meets on the Axiom
- Dolly The movie Wall-E watches
- The new red
- The planet the humans move to
- chair The things the humans on the Axiom travel around on.
- The cleaning robot
21 Clues: The new red • Wall-E's pet • The cleaning robot • Your very best friend • The ship the humans live on • The Auto pilot of the axiom • The human driver of the Axiom • The planet the humans move to • York teh city Wall-E lived in • Dolly The movie Wall-E watches • The word eve first tells Wall-E • The robot that cleans up earth. • The male Wall-E meets on the Axiom • ...
Topics 1 & 2 Vocab 2014-04-13
Across
- the device used to measure the altitude of an object
- the lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope; eyepiece
- a ray of light changing direction when it passes through a new substance
- the location of a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though celestial bodies circled the Earth)
- Sun-centered model of the universe
- a set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motions of things
- celestial bodies that orbit a star in a solar system (ex: Earth, Mars, Neptune)
- groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names (ex: Orion, The Big Dipper)
- the ocular lens of a telescope
- the device used to measure the azimuth of an object
Down
- the angle measured above a horizon when determining the location (altitude-azimuth co-ordination) of a celestial body
- the large lens at the front of the telescope
- Newton’s law states that all objects attract all other objects and provides an explanation for the planet’s elliptical orbit
- determines the fineness of a detail a telescope can produce of an object view
- the angle measured clockwise from North when determining the location (altitude-azimuth co-ordination) of a celestial body
- all objects seen in the sky (ex: Sun, Moon, planets, stars)
- Earth-centered model of the universe
- a figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets move in elliptical orbits around the Sun
- a model of the universe that places Earth at the center, with the Sun and planets revolving around it ; geocentric
- a model of the universe that places the Sun at the center, with Earth and planets revolving around it; heliocentric
- a ray of light changing direction when it bounces off a surface
21 Clues: the ocular lens of a telescope • Sun-centered model of the universe • Earth-centered model of the universe • the large lens at the front of the telescope • the device used to measure the azimuth of an object • the device used to measure the altitude of an object • all objects seen in the sky (ex: Sun, Moon, planets, stars) • ...
Topics 1 & 2 Vocab 2014-04-13
Across
- the angle measured above a horizon when determining the location (altitude-azimuth co-ordination) of a celestial body
- a ray of light changing direction when it bounces off a surface
- a set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motions of things
- a model of the universe that places the Sun at the center, with Earth and planets revolving around it; heliocentric
- Earth-centered model of the universe
- celestial bodies that orbit a star in a solar system (ex: Earth, Mars, Neptune)
- the location of a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though celestial bodies circled the Earth)
- groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names (ex: Orion, The Big Dipper)
- the large lens at the front of the telescope
Down
- the device used to measure the altitude of an object
- a model of the universe that places Earth at the center, with the Sun and planets revolving around it ; geocentric
- a ray of light changing direction when it passes through a new substance
- Newton’s law states that all objects attract all other objects and provides an explanation for the planet’s elliptical orbit
- the ocular lens of a telescope
- the angle measured clockwise from North when determining the location (altitude-azimuth co-ordination) of a celestial body
- all objects seen in the sky (ex: Sun, Moon, planets, stars)
- determines the fineness of a detail a telescope can produce of an object view
- a figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets move in elliptical orbits around the Sun
- Sun-centered model of the universe
- the lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope; eyepiece
- the device used to measure the azimuth of an object
21 Clues: the ocular lens of a telescope • Sun-centered model of the universe • Earth-centered model of the universe • the large lens at the front of the telescope • the device used to measure the azimuth of an object • the device used to measure the altitude of an object • all objects seen in the sky (ex: Sun, Moon, planets, stars) • ...
Topics 1 & 2 Vocab 2014-04-13
Across
- determines the fineness of a detail a telescope can produce of an object view
- celestial bodies that orbit a star in a solar system (ex: Earth, Mars, Neptune)
- groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names (ex: Orion, The Big Dipper)
- the device used to measure the altitude of an object
- the angle measured clockwise from North when determining the location (altitude-azimuth co-ordination) of a celestial body
- the angle measured above a horizon when determining the location (altitude-azimuth co-ordination) of a celestial body
- the location of a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though celestial bodies circled the Earth)
- the lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope; eyepiece
- a figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets move in elliptical orbits around the Sun
- a model of the universe that places Earth at the center, with the Sun and planets revolving around it ; geocentric
- the large lens at the front of the telescope
Down
- Sun-centered model of the universe
- Newton’s law states that all objects attract all other objects and provides an explanation for the planet’s elliptical orbit
- Earth-centered model of the universe
- the device used to measure the azimuth of an object
- a ray of light changing direction when it bounces off a surface
- all objects seen in the sky (ex: Sun, Moon, planets, stars)
- a ray of light changing direction when it passes through a new substance
- a set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motions of things
- the ocular lens of a telescope
- a model of the universe that places the Sun at the center, with Earth and planets revolving around it; heliocentric
21 Clues: the ocular lens of a telescope • Sun-centered model of the universe • Earth-centered model of the universe • the large lens at the front of the telescope • the device used to measure the azimuth of an object • the device used to measure the altitude of an object • all objects seen in the sky (ex: Sun, Moon, planets, stars) • ...
Topics 1 & 2 Vocab 2014-04-11
Across
- the angle measured above a horizon when determining the location (altitude-azimuth co-ordination) of a celestial body
- Sun-centered model of the universe
- Newton’s law states that all objects attract all other objects and provides an explanation for the planet’s elliptical orbit
- a model of the universe that places Earth at the center, with the Sun and planets revolving around it ; geocentric
- the angle measured clockwise from North when determining the location (altitude-azimuth co-ordination) of a celestial body
- a ray of light changing direction when it passes through a new substance
- all objects seen in the sky (ex: Sun, Moon, planets, stars)
- a set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motions of things
- a ray of light changing direction when it bounces off a surface
- the device used to measure the altitude of an object
- a model of the universe that places the Sun at the center, with Earth and planets revolving around it; heliocentric
- determines the fineness of a detail a telescope can produce of an object view
- the device used to measure the azimuth of an object
Down
- the location of a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though celestial bodies circled the Earth)
- a figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets move in elliptical orbits around the Sun
- the lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope; eyepiece
- the ocular lens of a telescope
- celestial bodies that orbit a star in a solar system (ex: Earth, Mars, Neptune)
- Earth-centered model of the universe
- groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names (ex: Orion, The Big Dipper)
- the large lens at the front of the telescope
21 Clues: the ocular lens of a telescope • Sun-centered model of the universe • Earth-centered model of the universe • the large lens at the front of the telescope • the device used to measure the azimuth of an object • the device used to measure the altitude of an object • all objects seen in the sky (ex: Sun, Moon, planets, stars) • ...
Topics 1 & 2 Vocab 2014-04-11
Across
- the angle measured clockwise from North when determining the location (altitude-azimuth co-ordination) of a celestial body
- Newton’s law states that all objects attract all other objects and provides an explanation for the planet’s elliptical orbit
- a model of the universe that places Earth at the center, with the Sun and planets revolving around it ; geocentric
- celestial bodies that orbit a star in a solar system (ex: Earth, Mars, Neptune)
- the angle measured above a horizon when determining the location (altitude-azimuth co-ordination) of a celestial body
- the lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope; eyepiece
- Earth-centered model of the universe
- the device used to measure the azimuth of an object
- a set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motions of things
- the ocular lens of a telescope
- groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names (ex: Orion, The Big Dipper)
- a ray of light changing direction when it passes through a new substance
- the large lens at the front of the telescope
Down
- the location of a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though celestial bodies circled the Earth)
- a figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets move in elliptical orbits around the Sun
- a ray of light changing direction when it bounces off a surface
- a model of the universe that places the Sun at the center, with Earth and planets revolving around it; heliocentric
- determines the fineness of a detail a telescope can produce of an object view
- all objects seen in the sky (ex: Sun, Moon, planets, stars)
- the device used to measure the altitude of an object
- Sun-centered model of the universe
21 Clues: the ocular lens of a telescope • Sun-centered model of the universe • Earth-centered model of the universe • the large lens at the front of the telescope • the device used to measure the azimuth of an object • the device used to measure the altitude of an object • all objects seen in the sky (ex: Sun, Moon, planets, stars) • ...
Topics 1 & 2 Vocab 2014-04-11
Across
- the ocular lens of a telescope
- the large lens at the front of the telescope
- the device used to measure the azimuth of an object
- the location of a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though celestial bodies circled the Earth)
- determines the fineness of a detail a telescope can produce of an object view
- Earth-centered model of the universe
- groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names (ex: Orion, The Big Dipper)
- a set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motions of things
- a figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets move in elliptical orbits around the Sun
- the angle measured above a horizon when determining the location (altitude-azimuth co-ordination) of a celestial body
Down
- celestial bodies that orbit a star in a solar system (ex: Earth, Mars, Neptune)
- a ray of light changing direction when it bounces off a surface
- a model of the universe that places Earth at the center, with the Sun and planets revolving around it ; geocentric
- a model of the universe that places the Sun at the center, with Earth and planets revolving around it; heliocentric
- the device used to measure the altitude of an object
- the angle measured clockwise from North when determining the location (altitude-azimuth co-ordination) of a celestial body
- the lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope; eyepiece
- Sun-centered model of the universe
- Newton’s law states that all objects attract all other objects and provides an explanation for the planet’s elliptical orbit
- all objects seen in the sky (ex: Sun, Moon, planets, stars)
- a ray of light changing direction when it passes through a new substance
21 Clues: the ocular lens of a telescope • Sun-centered model of the universe • Earth-centered model of the universe • the large lens at the front of the telescope • the device used to measure the azimuth of an object • the device used to measure the altitude of an object • all objects seen in the sky (ex: Sun, Moon, planets, stars) • ...
Science Crossword 2021-03-26
Across
- The upper most layer of Earth
- The name of the land when all the continents were together
- The guy who said that the Earth was once a single landmass
- The liquid part of Earth
- When two lands go away from each other
- The part that is the deepest in Earth
- Pieces of land
- when two lands come together
Down
- The largest peice of Earth
- When two lands slip past eachother
- Parts of earth that are moving
- When the Earth shakes
12 Clues: Pieces of land • When the Earth shakes • The liquid part of Earth • The largest peice of Earth • when two lands come together • The upper most layer of Earth • Parts of earth that are moving • When two lands slip past eachother • The part that is the deepest in Earth • When two lands go away from each other • The name of the land when all the continents were together • ...
Pollution Unit Review 2025-04-14
Across
- large scale cutting of trees
- pollution over a widespread area
- an example of something that is part of the hydrosphere
- all the ground, rocks, and minerals of Earth (nonliving things)
- the layer of gases that surround Earth
- Energy sources that are replaced faster than they are used
- chemical, biological, and physical status of water
Down
- temperatures on Earth have been increasing steadily over the past 100 years
- pollution from 1 source (traced back to one place)
- an example of a renewable energy source
- one of the main gases polluting the atmosphere
- all the living things on Earth
- contamination of the ari by harmful substances
- energy sources that are used faster than they can be replaced
- all the water on and in Earth and in the atmosphere
- an example of a living thing that is part of the biosphere
- an example of a nonrenewable energy source
17 Clues: large scale cutting of trees • all the living things on Earth • pollution over a widespread area • the layer of gases that surround Earth • an example of a renewable energy source • an example of a nonrenewable energy source • one of the main gases polluting the atmosphere • contamination of the ari by harmful substances • ...
Topics 1 & 2 Vocab 2014-04-13
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- a ray of light changing direction when it passes through a new substance
- the device used to measure the azimuth of an object
- all objects seen in the sky (ex: Sun, Moon, planets, stars)
- the angle measured clockwise from North when determining the location (altitude-azimuth co-ordination) of a celestial body
- a set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motions of things
- Newton’s law states that all objects attract all other objects and provides an explanation for the planet’s elliptical orbit
- the ocular lens of a telescope
- the angle measured above a horizon when determining the location (altitude-azimuth co-ordination) of a celestial body
- Earth-centered model of the universe
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- the lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope; eyepiece
- the location of a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though celestial bodies circled the Earth)
- a model of the universe that places the Sun at the center, with Earth and planets revolving around it; heliocentric
- groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names (ex: Orion, The Big Dipper)
- Sun-centered model of the universe
- celestial bodies that orbit a star in a solar system (ex: Earth, Mars, Neptune)
- a model of the universe that places Earth at the center, with the Sun and planets revolving around it ; geocentric
- a ray of light changing direction when it bounces off a surface
- the large lens at the front of the telescope
- a figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets move in elliptical orbits around the Sun
- determines the fineness of a detail a telescope can produce of an object view
- the device used to measure the altitude of an object
21 Clues: the ocular lens of a telescope • Sun-centered model of the universe • Earth-centered model of the universe • the large lens at the front of the telescope • the device used to measure the azimuth of an object • the device used to measure the altitude of an object • all objects seen in the sky (ex: Sun, Moon, planets, stars) • ...
3-1 Earth's Interior 2017-10-22
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- The process where materials with high densities were pulled to the center of the Earth and materials with low densities were pushed toward the surface.
- A physical layer that is solid, thin, and lies below the lithosphere - it is putty-like.
- A primary type of seismic wave that squeezes rock - can travel through solids, liquids, and gases.
- A type of low-density material found in Earth's crust.
- A wave of energy that travels through Earth and away from an earthquake in all directions.
- A physical layer that makes up the lower part of the mantle.
- Rocks or other materials from space that have crashed onto Earth.
- A compositional layer found at the center of the Earth.
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- The region of the core that is liquid due to very high temperatures.
- A giant cloud of gas and dust that condensed to form the sun.
- A compositional layer that is the thin, outer shell of the Earth.
- The process where unstable materials break down and give off heat or energy.
- The compositional layer found below the crust.
- The region of the core that is solid due to higher pressure.
- The outermost physical layer of the Earth - it is solid and rigid.
- A secondary type of seismic wave that moves rock side to side - can only travel through solids.
- Area of the Earth's surface where seismographs cannot detect an earthquake after the waves have passed through the earth.
- Solid chunk of mantle rock that comes to the Earth's surface during a volcanic eruption.
18 Clues: The compositional layer found below the crust. • A type of low-density material found in Earth's crust. • A compositional layer found at the center of the Earth. • The region of the core that is solid due to higher pressure. • A physical layer that makes up the lower part of the mantle. • A giant cloud of gas and dust that condensed to form the sun. • ...
Geography 1 Unit test 2021-10-05
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- process that brings soils & rocks by air
- shapes or types of land
- outer skin of the Earth
- broken huge pieces of crust
- plants that grow there naturally
- The complete turn of the Earth on its axis for 24 hours
- Another name for Latitude
- landforms that is usually more than 2000
- These circles divide the globe into units
- surrounding the earth with thick gasses
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- method of putting a map of the Earth onto a flat piece of paper
- Earth’s circular journey around the sun
- Uppermost branches
- types of climates in middle latitudes
- a region or flat land
- Polar region with Tundra vegetation
- This is the line in the middle of the globe
- lines that circles the globe from north to south
- single landmass that scientist theorize existed millions of years ago
19 Clues: Uppermost branches • a region or flat land • shapes or types of land • outer skin of the Earth • Another name for Latitude • broken huge pieces of crust • plants that grow there naturally • Polar region with Tundra vegetation • types of climates in middle latitudes • Earth’s circular journey around the sun • surrounding the earth with thick gasses • ...
Wall-E crossword mark 1 2014-08-25
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- The thing girls wear under there cloths on there uper body
- The robot that cleans up earth.
- cube A puzzle which eve solves in seconds on earth
- Wall-E's pet
- The ship the humans live on
- The organism Eve responds to on Earth
- The thing which eve makes fire with.
- The Auto pilot of the axiom
- York teh city Wall-E lived in
- The female human Wall-E meets on the Axiom
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- Your very best friend
- extinguisher The thing that really annoys Wall-E and helps him fly in space
- The human driver of the Axiom
- The word eve first tells Wall-E
- The robot Wall-E meets and falls in love with
- The male Wall-E meets on the Axiom
- Dolly The movie Wall-E watches
- The new red
- The planet the humans move to
- chair The things the humans on the Axiom travel around on.
- The cleaning robot
21 Clues: The new red • Wall-E's pet • The cleaning robot • Your very best friend • The ship the humans live on • The Auto pilot of the axiom • The human driver of the Axiom • The planet the humans move to • York teh city Wall-E lived in • Dolly The movie Wall-E watches • The word eve first tells Wall-E • The robot that cleans up earth. • The male Wall-E meets on the Axiom • ...
Wall-E crossword mark 1 2014-08-25
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- The thing girls wear under there cloths on there uper body
- The robot that cleans up earth.
- cube A puzzle which eve solves in seconds on earth
- Wall-E's pet
- The ship the humans live on
- The organism Eve responds to on Earth
- The thing which eve makes fire with.
- The Auto pilot of the axiom
- York teh city Wall-E lived in
- The female human Wall-E meets on the Axiom
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- Your very best friend
- extinguisher The thing that really annoys Wall-E and helps him fly in space
- The human driver of the Axiom
- The word eve first tells Wall-E
- The robot Wall-E meets and falls in love with
- The male Wall-E meets on the Axiom
- Dolly The movie Wall-E watches
- The new red
- The planet the humans move to
- chair The things the humans on the Axiom travel around on.
- The cleaning robot
21 Clues: The new red • Wall-E's pet • The cleaning robot • Your very best friend • The ship the humans live on • The Auto pilot of the axiom • The human driver of the Axiom • The planet the humans move to • York teh city Wall-E lived in • Dolly The movie Wall-E watches • The word eve first tells Wall-E • The robot that cleans up earth. • The male Wall-E meets on the Axiom • ...
Ancient Astronomers 2025-11-11
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- Greek philosopher who realized the Moon shines by reflecting sunlight and correctly explained the causes of lunar phases.
- Polish astronomer who revived the heliocentric theory, showing that Earth and other planets orbit the Sun rather than the Earth being the center of the universe.
- Greek-Egyptian astronomer whose Almagest described the geocentric model with Earth at the center, dominating astronomy for over a thousand years.
- German mathematician and astronomer who used Brahe’s data to formulate the three laws of planetary motion describing elliptical orbits.
- English scientist who formulated the laws of motion and universal gravitation, explaining how planetary motion confirmed the heliocentric system.
- Ancient Greek observer who created the first star catalog and discovered the precession of the equinoxes, improving measurement of celestial motions.
- Greek mathematician who believed the planets and stars moved in perfect circles and that numbers could explain the harmony of the universe.
- Danish astronomer who made precise naked-eye observations of the planets and stars, creating data that helped disprove the geocentric model.
- Chinese scientist of the Han Dynasty who mapped stars, recorded eclipses and comets, and invented an early seismoscope for studying Earth and sky.
- Babylonian ruler-astronomer who established a fixed calendar era beginning in 747 BCE, allowing long-term tracking of astronomical cycles.
- Arab astronomer who refined the length of the solar year, improved trigonometric astronomy, and influenced later European scientists like Copernicus.
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- Librarian of Alexandria who used geometry and shadow measurements to accurately calculate the circumference of Earth.
- Greek philosopher who predicted a solar eclipse around 585 BCE and was among the first to explain celestial events using natural causes instead of mythology.
- Italian astronomer who used the telescope to observe Jupiter’s moons and Venus’s phases, providing strong evidence for the heliocentric model.
- Influential Greek philosopher who argued that Earth was spherical based on lunar eclipses and promoted a geocentric view of the universe.
- Greek astronomer who first proposed a heliocentric model with the Sun at the center, suggesting Earth moves around it long before Copernicus.
- Andalusian Arab astronomer who improved the astrolabe and developed precise solar tables used for navigation and calendar reform.
- Early Greek thinker who proposed that Earth floats freely in space without any physical support, using natural laws instead of myths to describe the cosmos.
- Italian philosopher who supported the heliocentric model and proposed that stars are distant suns surrounded by their own planets.
- Indian mathematician-astronomer who proposed that Earth rotates on its axis and correctly explained lunar and solar eclipses using geometry.
20 Clues: Librarian of Alexandria who used geometry and shadow measurements to accurately calculate the circumference of Earth. • Greek philosopher who realized the Moon shines by reflecting sunlight and correctly explained the causes of lunar phases. • ...
tectonic plates 2024-02-09
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- the type of boundary that happens whenever two plates come together and collide
- their are 7 different __________ ______
- the lower part of the mantle is one part of this
- the crust and mantle are apart of this
- the solid part of the core
- the ring of fire was produced around a lost of these
- The theory that Alfred Wegnerthought of
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- the theory that Alfred Wegner
- A boundary that plates are going away from eachother
- the outermost layer of the earth
- The ability to resist damage
- the layer in between the crust and the core
- the mantle is the
- this is the type of boundary that creates faults
- the theory that Harry Hess came up with
- the two innermost layers of the earth
- the squishing or pushing together something
- the _______________ of something includes what it is made of
- a crack in the earth
- only completely liquid layer of the earth
20 Clues: the mantle is the • a crack in the earth • the solid part of the core • The ability to resist damage • the theory that Alfred Wegner • the outermost layer of the earth • the two innermost layers of the earth • the crust and mantle are apart of this • their are 7 different __________ ______ • the theory that Harry Hess came up with • The theory that Alfred Wegnerthought of • ...
Topics 1 & 2 Vocab 2014-04-13
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- Earth-centered model of the universe
- the lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope; eyepiece
- a model of the universe that places the Sun at the center, with Earth and planets revolving around it; heliocentric
- all objects seen in the sky (ex: Sun, Moon, planets, stars)
- the location of a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though celestial bodies circled the Earth)
- Sun-centered model of the universe
- the large lens at the front of the telescope
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- Newton’s law states that all objects attract all other objects and provides an explanation for the planet’s elliptical orbit
- a ray of light changing direction when it bounces off a surface
- groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names (ex: Orion, The Big Dipper)
- the ocular lens of a telescope
- a figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets move in elliptical orbits around the Sun
- a set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motions of things
- the angle measured clockwise from North when determining the location (altitude-azimuth co-ordination) of a celestial body
- the device used to measure the azimuth of an object
- the angle measured above a horizon when determining the location (altitude-azimuth co-ordination) of a celestial body
- determines the fineness of a detail a telescope can produce of an object view
- the device used to measure the altitude of an object
- a model of the universe that places Earth at the center, with the Sun and planets revolving around it ; geocentric
- a ray of light changing direction when it passes through a new substance
- celestial bodies that orbit a star in a solar system (ex: Earth, Mars, Neptune)
21 Clues: the ocular lens of a telescope • Sun-centered model of the universe • Earth-centered model of the universe • the large lens at the front of the telescope • the device used to measure the azimuth of an object • the device used to measure the altitude of an object • all objects seen in the sky (ex: Sun, Moon, planets, stars) • ...
space 2013-11-27
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- rocks that fly through space at high speeds.
- life on other planets.
- the seventh planet.
- the fith planet.
- a vihicle that flys through space.
- the first planet.
- the third planet
- unidentified flying object.
- a black circle that sucks things into it.
- take images of earth and other planets while flying through space.
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- the ninth planet.
- the fourth planet.
- the galaxy we live in.
- the second planet.
- the eigth planet.
- there are nine of them.
- the sixth planet.
- a human that goes into space.
- afects tthe weather on earth.
- all the planets orbit around it.
20 Clues: the fith planet. • the third planet • the ninth planet. • the eigth planet. • the sixth planet. • the first planet. • the fourth planet. • the second planet. • the seventh planet. • the galaxy we live in. • life on other planets. • there are nine of them. • unidentified flying object. • a human that goes into space. • afects tthe weather on earth. • all the planets orbit around it. • ...
space 2013-11-27
Across
- rocks that fly through space at high speeds.
- life on other planets.
- the seventh planet.
- the fith planet.
- a vihicle that flys through space.
- the first planet.
- the third planet
- unidentified flying object.
- a black circle that sucks things into it.
- take images of earth and other planets while flying through space.
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- the ninth planet.
- the fourth planet.
- the galaxy we live in.
- the second planet.
- the eigth planet.
- there are nine of them.
- the sixth planet.
- a human that goes into space.
- afects tthe weather on earth.
- all the planets orbit around it.
20 Clues: the fith planet. • the third planet • the ninth planet. • the eigth planet. • the sixth planet. • the first planet. • the fourth planet. • the second planet. • the seventh planet. • the galaxy we live in. • life on other planets. • there are nine of them. • unidentified flying object. • a human that goes into space. • afects tthe weather on earth. • all the planets orbit around it. • ...
Wall-E crossword mark 1 2014-08-25
Across
- The ship the humans live on
- The cleaning robot
- Your very best friend
- The thing that really annoys Wall-E and helps him fly in space
- The thing which eve makes fire with.
- The robot that cleans up earth.
- The male Wall-E meets on the Axiom
- A puzzle which eve solves in seconds on earth
- The organism Eve responds to on Earth
- The female human Wall-E meets on the Axiom
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- The word eve first tells Wall-E
- The things the humans on the Axiom travel around on.
- The planet the humans move to
- The new red
- The human driver of the Axiom
- York teh city Wall-E lived in
- The movie Wall-E watches
- The thing girls wear under there cloths on there uper body
- Wall-E's pet
- The robot Wall-E meets and falls in love with
- The Auto pilot of the axiom
21 Clues: The new red • Wall-E's pet • The cleaning robot • Your very best friend • The movie Wall-E watches • The ship the humans live on • The Auto pilot of the axiom • The planet the humans move to • The human driver of the Axiom • York teh city Wall-E lived in • The word eve first tells Wall-E • The robot that cleans up earth. • The male Wall-E meets on the Axiom • ...
Aiden's Science crossword 2024-03-11
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- All living things on earth
- When clouds release water and it falls to the ground.
- when mountain ranges lie parallel to moist, coastal areas
- The sediment gets carried by a river, wind, or gravity
- All the rocks, minerals, and landforms on the surface of Earth
- Air that is moving across the land
- All The ice / frozen water on Earth
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- A large rock formation protruding from the ground
- The sediment stops moving and creates a delta or a new rock
- A long, narrow moving body of water that flows downhill
- All water on Earth
- A rock breaks into sediment
- The largest body of water, it makes up 97% of water on Earth.
- A mixture of gases that surround the Earth
- The edge between land and a body of water. Sometimes where we find a beach
15 Clues: All water on Earth • All living things on earth • A rock breaks into sediment • Air that is moving across the land • All The ice / frozen water on Earth • A mixture of gases that surround the Earth • A large rock formation protruding from the ground • When clouds release water and it falls to the ground. • The sediment gets carried by a river, wind, or gravity • ...
Unit 2 Vocab 2025-10-02
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- A nutrient that forms the backbone for all macromolecules in living things
- A situation where oxygen is present
- substances created during a chemical reaction, made from reactants
- Organelle, cite of steps 2 and 3 of aerobic cellular respiration
- Adenosine triphospate: charged energy storage molecule with 3 phosphorous groups
- A sphere of Aarth that includes all gasses surrounding Earth
- Process of using light enerfgy to make glucose
- Anything that has mass and taks up space, makes up everything
- Organelle, cite of photosynthesis
- Type of organism that must eat other organisms to obtain energy
- Type of organism that breaks down biotic compounds into abiotic compounds
- A sphere of Earth that includes all soil and rocks on Earth
- Type of organism that is able to make its own food; base of the food chain
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- A sphere of Earth that includes all living things on Earth
- A sphere of Earth that includes all water on Earth
- Substances at the beginning of a chemical reaction, changed into products
- first step of aerobic respiration; breaks down glucose into pyruvate
- Adenosine diphosphate: uncharged energy storage molecule with 2 phosphates
- Process of breaking down glucose to make ATP
19 Clues: Organelle, cite of photosynthesis • A situation where oxygen is present • Process of breaking down glucose to make ATP • Process of using light enerfgy to make glucose • A sphere of Earth that includes all water on Earth • A sphere of Earth that includes all living things on Earth • A sphere of Earth that includes all soil and rocks on Earth • ...
Science 2020-11-03
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- These tides cause a low tidal range meaning that they have low high tides and high low tides
- The number of tides there are in a day
- The spinning of Earth on its axis
- light on the RIGHT side of the moon
- Occurs during a full moon when the moon is directly behind the Earth
- Occurs during a new moon when the moon passes between Earth and the sun, blocking the sunlight from reaching earth.
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- The movement of one object around another object
- The study of the moon, stars and other objects in space
- The amount of time it takes Earth to rotate (spin on its axis) once
- The time it takes for the Earth to complete one revolution around the sun
- Earth has these because its axis is titled as it moves around the sun.
- Light on the RIGHT side of the moon
- Tides that occur during a full or new moon
- the rise and fall of the ocean's water that occur due to the gravitational pull by the moon.
- The different shapes of the moon you see from Earth
15 Clues: The spinning of Earth on its axis • Light on the RIGHT side of the moon • light on the RIGHT side of the moon • The number of tides there are in a day • Tides that occur during a full or new moon • The movement of one object around another object • The different shapes of the moon you see from Earth • The study of the moon, stars and other objects in space • ...
Seasons 2024-04-29
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- One full rotation of the Earth
- The Red Planet
- Fall Equinox
- Distance from Earth to sun in Jan
- Spring Equinox
- The Blue Planet
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- Winter Solstice
- Summer Solstice
- Distance from Earth to sun in July
- The Ringed Planet
- THE PLANET
- One revolution of the Earth around the Sun
- What 4 Across, 12 Across, 6 Down, and 7 down have in common
13 Clues: THE PLANET • Fall Equinox • The Red Planet • Spring Equinox • Winter Solstice • Summer Solstice • The Blue Planet • The Ringed Planet • One full rotation of the Earth • Distance from Earth to sun in Jan • Distance from Earth to sun in July • One revolution of the Earth around the Sun • What 4 Across, 12 Across, 6 Down, and 7 down have in common
GKE Gravity in Space 2022-12-14
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- The first person to describe the law of gravity as an interaction between two masses.
- The minimum speed required to leave Earth's orbit.
- The gravitational __________ on Mars is 3.7 m/s/s.
- The force of gravity depends on the size of the masses and the ________ between them.
- The International _________ orbits the Earth at about 400km above the Earth.
- Newton realized that gravity explained ______ motion as well as the movement of objects on Earth.
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- A large object held in Earth's orbit by the force of gravity.
- A force of attraction between masses.
- Astronauts feel this way because they are in free fall.
- The force on an object moving around another object, pulling it toward the center.
- Large _____+_ are pulled toward Earth with more force than smaller ones.
- Newton's _________ was a thought experiment that was used to understand the effect of gravity.
- The moon affects ________ on Earth because of its gravitational pull on the Earth.
- The color of rocks on Mars.
- You cannot "escape" gravity because it is a ____ surrounding the Earth.
15 Clues: The color of rocks on Mars. • A force of attraction between masses. • The minimum speed required to leave Earth's orbit. • The gravitational __________ on Mars is 3.7 m/s/s. • Astronauts feel this way because they are in free fall. • A large object held in Earth's orbit by the force of gravity. • ...
Space 2022-02-10
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- the Furthest planet ever dicsoved in history 13,000 lightyears away
- big red
- the name of a yellow dog from micky mouse(small blue planet)
- it had a halo but you cant directly see it
- the closest planet to earth
- i guess its orange so the other red planet
- its made up of extraterrestrial bodies
- most known for its rings
- big bang made...
- its made up of other galaxys
- the closest planet to earth that is most likely inhabiting life (my favorite planet)
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- super cool and livable
- livable
- rather not say the name of this planet
- small white
- redplanet
- how hot is the sun
- star
- ringed planet
- theory that life on the earth originated from microorganisms or chemical precursors of life present in outer space and able to initiate life on reaching a suitable environment
- this name sounds cool
21 Clues: star • livable • big red • redplanet • small white • ringed planet • big bang made... • how hot is the sun • this name sounds cool • super cool and livable • most known for its rings • the closest planet to earth • its made up of other galaxys • rather not say the name of this planet • its made up of extraterrestrial bodies • it had a halo but you cant directly see it • ...
Lithos, Petros, Geo Crossword 2024-10-15
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- hard or stony in nature
- fix in amazement, terror, or shock
- the description of the world
- Greek name meaning stone or rock
- relating to international politics influenced by geographic factors
- heat energy from the inside of the earth
- the liquid mixture of oil in certain rock
- pertaining to the later Stone Age
- prefix from Greek gaia meaning earth
- Greek root meaning stone
- the measurement of the earth and the things in it
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- Anglicized form of the Greek name meaning rock
- the solid part of the earth's surface
- the process of turning to stone or hardening
- a huge prehistoric stone
- pertaining to the Early Stone Age
- the study of rocks and earth structures
- a monument a single large stone
18 Clues: hard or stony in nature • a huge prehistoric stone • Greek root meaning stone • the description of the world • a monument a single large stone • Greek name meaning stone or rock • pertaining to the Early Stone Age • pertaining to the later Stone Age • fix in amazement, terror, or shock • prefix from Greek gaia meaning earth • the solid part of the earth's surface • ...
TO THE MOON 2026-04-03
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- A message sent from space to Earth
- The planet where we live
- A person who travels in space
- Numbers said before the rocket launches
- The part of a rocket that makes it move
- What the rocket burns to make power
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- A force that pulls things down to Earth
- The moment the rocket lifts off
- The small part where the astronauts live
- To circle around a planet or the moon
- The place above Earth where stars and planets are
- When a rocket takes off into the sky
- A tall machine that flies into space
- The round object that orbits around Earth
- A part that gives the rocket extra power at takeoff
15 Clues: The planet where we live • A person who travels in space • The moment the rocket lifts off • A message sent from space to Earth • What the rocket burns to make power • When a rocket takes off into the sky • A tall machine that flies into space • To circle around a planet or the moon • A force that pulls things down to Earth • Numbers said before the rocket launches • ...
Space Exploration Vocabulary - Units 1 & 2 2014-04-11
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- Newton's law states that all objects attract all other objects, and provides an explaination for the planets' elliptical orbits
- A model of the universe that places Earth at the centre with the sun, moon, and planets revolving around it
- A set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motion of things
- Another name for placing Earth at the centre so that the sun, moon and planets revolve around it
- A model of the universe that places at the centre with Earth, the planets and the moon revolving around it.
- A device used to measure an object's azimuth
- Determines the fineness of detail a telescope can produce of an object in view
- Groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names
- The angle measured above the horizon in degrees when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
- All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets)
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- A device used to measure the altitude of an object
- Locate a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though the celestial bodies are circling the Earth)
- Celestial bodies in our solar system, including Earth, that orbits the sun
- The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope
- The large lens at the front of a telescope
- To throw or bend back from a surface
- Another name in which you can view objects that are magnified using a telescope
- Another name for placing the sun at the centre with the planets and moon revolving around it
- To deflect
- A figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets in the solar system move in elliptical orbits around the sun
- The angle measured clockwise from North when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
21 Clues: To deflect • To throw or bend back from a surface • The large lens at the front of a telescope • A device used to measure an object's azimuth • A device used to measure the altitude of an object • All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets) • The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope • ...
Space Exploration Vocabulary - Units 1 & 2 2014-04-11
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- Groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names
- Newton's law states that all objects attract all other objects, and provides an explaination for the planets' elliptical orbits
- A model of the universe that places Earth at the centre with the sun, moon, and planets revolving around it
- Celestial bodies in our solar system, including Earth, that orbits the sun
- A device used to measure the altitude of an object
- The angle measured clockwise from North when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
- A set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motion of things
- A model of the universe that places at the centre with Earth, the planets and the moon revolving around it.
- The large lens at the front of a telescope
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- A figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets in the solar system move in elliptical orbits around the sun
- Determines the fineness of detail a telescope can produce of an object in view
- To throw or bend back from a surface
- Another name for placing the sun at the centre with the planets and moon revolving around it
- Another name for placing Earth at the centre so that the sun, moon and planets revolve around it
- Locate a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though the celestial bodies are circling the Earth)
- The angle measured above the horizon in degrees when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
- All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets)
- To deflect
- The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope
- A device used to measure an object's azimuth
- Another name in which you can view objects that are magnified using a telescope
21 Clues: To deflect • To throw or bend back from a surface • The large lens at the front of a telescope • A device used to measure an object's azimuth • A device used to measure the altitude of an object • All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets) • The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope • ...
The planets 2021-11-28
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- is my name
- has slot of volcanoes
- is dead
- is the coldest planet
- likes me
- people visit mars
- is a dad
- is mean
- people live on earth
- George loves word searches
- is the biggest planet
- is mean
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- has rings
- is not a planet
- the sun is really hot
- is a planet
- is my duck
- is pretty cold
- is dumb
- is nice
- a guibeapig
- close to the earth
- loves me
- isn't moms duck
- is a dog
25 Clues: is dead • is dumb • is nice • is mean • is mean • likes me • is a dad • loves me • is a dog • has rings • is my name • is my duck • is a planet • a guibeapig • is pretty cold • is not a planet • isn't moms duck • people visit mars • close to the earth • people live on earth • has slot of volcanoes • the sun is really hot • is the coldest planet • is the biggest planet • George loves word searches
The planets 2021-11-28
Across
- is my name
- has slot of volcanoes
- is dead
- is the coldest planet
- likes me
- people visit mars
- is a dad
- is mean
- people live on earth
- George loves word searches
- is the biggest planet
- is mean
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- has rings
- is not a planet
- the sun is really hot
- is a planet
- is my duck
- is pretty cold
- is dumb
- is nice
- a guibeapig
- close to the earth
- loves me
- isn't moms duck
- is a dog
25 Clues: is dead • is dumb • is nice • is mean • is mean • likes me • is a dad • loves me • is a dog • has rings • is my name • is my duck • is a planet • a guibeapig • is pretty cold • is not a planet • isn't moms duck • people visit mars • close to the earth • people live on earth • has slot of volcanoes • the sun is really hot • is the coldest planet • is the biggest planet • George loves word searches
Space 2024-05-23
Across
- from the sun
- fifth planet from the sun
- natural/manmade object orbiting a planet
- layers of gas
- one who travels to space
- 29.5 Earth years to orbit sun
- go around
- icy, dusty celestial object
- bright lights at the poles of Earth
- when light shines back
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- crash
- hottest planet in solar system
- a celestial body orbiting sun
- a space rock
- only planet with known life
- natural satellite around a planet
- small pieces rock in solar system
- a gas
- in the middle
- made from collisions
20 Clues: crash • a gas • go around • from the sun • a space rock • layers of gas • in the middle • made from collisions • when light shines back • one who travels to space • fifth planet from the sun • only planet with known life • icy, dusty celestial object • a celestial body orbiting sun • 29.5 Earth years to orbit sun • hottest planet in solar system • natural satellite around a planet • ...
Grade 5 Crossword 2 2021-11-10
Across
- The pathway that a planet takes around the sun is said to be its _____
- This is at the centre of our solar system
- Plants take in ___ dioxide for photosynthesis
- It takes one ____ for the Earth to revolve around the Sun
- You can find a spring in a ____ stick
- A material that returns to its original shape is said to be _____
- Soil, air, water and _____ support life on Earth
- moving object has _____ energy
- The imaginary line that goes through the centre of the earth from the North pole to the South Pole
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- The movement of a planet around the sun is said to be ______
- To store energy in this, you have to pull back the rubber strips
- It takes one ____ for the earth to rotate once on its axis
- The Earth spinning on its own axis
- To push or squeeze together
- The Earth rotates _____ times in one week
15 Clues: To push or squeeze together • moving object has _____ energy • The Earth spinning on its own axis • You can find a spring in a ____ stick • This is at the centre of our solar system • The Earth rotates _____ times in one week • Plants take in ___ dioxide for photosynthesis • Soil, air, water and _____ support life on Earth • ...
Location: 😁 2025-10-27
Across
- : The set of latitude and longitude used to find a specific location.
- : Another name for lines of latitude because they never meet.
- : The unit used to measure latitude and longitude.
- : The continent located east of the Atlantic Ocean and east of the Caribbean.
- : The direction where the sun sets.
- : Half of the Earth, either north or south of the Equator.
- : Lines that run north to south but measure east or west of the Prime Meridian.
- : An instrument used to find direction.
- Meridian : The line of longitude marked at 0°, dividing the Earth into Eastern and Western Hemispheres.
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- : The northernmost and southernmost points on Earth.
- : The four main directions used on a map—north, south, east, and west.
- : The direction pointing toward the top of most maps.
- : Lines that do not really exist but are drawn on maps to help locate places.
- : Another name for lines of longitude
- : Lines that run east to west but measure north or south of the Equator.
- : Imaginary lines near the Equator that mark hot regions of the Earth.
- : The opposite of north.
- : The imaginary line that divides the Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
- : The direction where the sun rises.
19 Clues: : The opposite of north. • : The direction where the sun sets. • : The direction where the sun rises. • : Another name for lines of longitude • : An instrument used to find direction. • : The unit used to measure latitude and longitude. • : The northernmost and southernmost points on Earth. • : The direction pointing toward the top of most maps. • ...
Spheres of Earth Test 2024-05-04
Across
- When a gas turns into a liquid.
- All the gases surrounding the earth.
- All of the rivers, lakes, ponds, and oceans on Earth.
- To spin or turn around a central point, like the Earth around its axis.
- To spin or turn around a central point, like the Earth around its axis.
- An invisible force that pulls any object down, toward the center of a planet, moon, or other object.
- A group of stars in the night sky that form a pattern.
- An imaginary line that goes through the North Pole and South Pole of the Earth
- All the rock, soil and sediments that make up Earth’s land.
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- Water that falls to the ground. Comes in 3 main forms: rain, snow, and hail.
- All the living things on Earth.
- Underground water.
- When a liquid turns into a gas.
- To circle another object, like the Earth around the Sun.
- The cycle of the water evaporating and condensing on earth.
15 Clues: Underground water. • When a gas turns into a liquid. • All the living things on Earth. • When a liquid turns into a gas. • All the gases surrounding the earth. • All of the rivers, lakes, ponds, and oceans on Earth. • A group of stars in the night sky that form a pattern. • To circle another object, like the Earth around the Sun. • ...
Space Crossword 2013-06-28
Across
- The closest star to earth
- Our planet
- The red planet
- Plantes______the sun
- What we use to look into space
- The process of enlarging the size of something
- The earth spins on its_____
- A _____is a huge sphere of very hot glowing gas
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- The name of our/earths moon
- The asteroid______can be found can be found between the planets mars and jupiter
- The force that attracts a body towards the center of earth
- Put in space to orbit earth or another planet to collect information
- Planet closest to the sun
- When the moon passes in front of the sun
- One name for a collection of millions of stars
15 Clues: Our planet • The red planet • Plantes______the sun • The closest star to earth • Planet closest to the sun • The name of our/earths moon • The earth spins on its_____ • What we use to look into space • When the moon passes in front of the sun • The process of enlarging the size of something • One name for a collection of millions of stars • ...
Alex's Crossword Puzzle. 2022-04-28
Across
- imaginary line planets spin on.
- the path a planet travels around the sun.
- shooting stars
- something you look through to see stuff closer from afar
- a measure of distance in space.
- a man made object that orbits earth.
- a kind of star formation.
- turning of Earth.
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- the many small objects between Mars and Jupiter.
- a rocket launched space craft.
- something flying around in space made of ice and dust.
- having to do with the sun.
- relating to the heavens or the skies.
- having to do with the moon.
- the milky way.
- Something people study to learn about space.
- a synonym for movement.
- it takes a year for the Earth to do this around the sun
- Earth space and all things in it.eclipse occurs when light from the sun is cut off.
19 Clues: shooting stars • the milky way. • turning of Earth. • a synonym for movement. • a kind of star formation. • having to do with the sun. • having to do with the moon. • a rocket launched space craft. • imaginary line planets spin on. • a measure of distance in space. • a man made object that orbits earth. • relating to the heavens or the skies. • ...
Topics 1 & 2 Vocab 2014-04-11
Across
- a ray of light changing direction when it bounces off a surface
- celestial bodies that orbit a star in a solar system (ex: Earth, Mars, Neptune)
- all objects seen in the sky (ex: Sun, Moon, planets, stars)
- the lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope; eyepiece
- the angle measured above a horizon when determining the location (altitude-azimuth co-ordination) of a celestial body
- Sun-centered model of the universe
- Newton’s law states that all objects attract all other objects and provides an explanation for the planet’s elliptical orbit
- the device used to measure the altitude of an object
- Earth-centered model of the universe
- a model of the universe that places Earth at the center, with the Sun and planets revolving around it ; geocentric
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- a model of the universe that places the Sun at the center, with Earth and planets revolving around it; heliocentric
- the large lens at the front of the telescope
- the location of a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though celestial bodies circled the Earth)
- a set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motions of things
- the ocular lens of a telescope
- groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names (ex: Orion, The Big Dipper)
- a figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets move in elliptical orbits around the Sun
- the angle measured clockwise from North when determining the location (altitude-azimuth co-ordination) of a celestial body
- determines the fineness of a detail a telescope can produce of an object view
- a ray of light changing direction when it passes through a new substance
- the device used to measure the azimuth of an object
21 Clues: the ocular lens of a telescope • Sun-centered model of the universe • Earth-centered model of the universe • the large lens at the front of the telescope • the device used to measure the azimuth of an object • the device used to measure the altitude of an object • all objects seen in the sky (ex: Sun, Moon, planets, stars) • ...
5th Grade Science: Space 2026-01-14
Across
- This season happens when a hemisphere is tilted toward the Sun.
- This season happens when a hemisphere is tilted away from the Sun.
- The amount of matter in an object, which affects its gravity.
- A natural satellite that orbits the Earth.
- The path one object takes around another in space.
- A giant ball of hot, glowing gas.
- The force that pulls all objects toward the center of the Earth.
- The spinning of Earth on its axis, which causes day and night.
- The direction the Sun appears to set in the evening.
- The star at the center of our solar system.
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- A dark area created when an object blocks light from the Sun.
- The name of our galaxy.
- A tool used to see distant objects in space more clearly.
- The time it takes for Earth to complete one full rotation.
- How much light a star appears to give off based on its distance.
- A group of stars that forms a pattern or shape in the sky.
- Earth's movement around the Sun, which takes about 365 days.
- The shape of the Earth, Moon, and Sun.
- An imaginary line that runs through Earth's North and South poles.
- The direction the Sun appears to rise in the morning.
20 Clues: The name of our galaxy. • A giant ball of hot, glowing gas. • The shape of the Earth, Moon, and Sun. • A natural satellite that orbits the Earth. • The star at the center of our solar system. • The path one object takes around another in space. • The direction the Sun appears to set in the evening. • The direction the Sun appears to rise in the morning. • ...
Space Exploration Vocabulary - Units 1 & 2 2014-04-11
Across
- A device used to measure the altitude of an object
- To throw or bend back from a surface
- A device used to measure an object's azimuth
- The angle measured above the horizon in degrees when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
- The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope
- Determines the fineness of detail a telescope can produce of an object in view
- A figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets in the solar system move in elliptical orbits around the sun
- Newton's law states that all objects attract all other objects, and provides an explaination for the planets' elliptical orbits
- Groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names
- A model of the universe that places Earth at the centre with the sun, moon, and planets revolving around it
- The angle measured clockwise from North when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
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- Celestial bodies in our solar system, including Earth, that orbits the sun
- Locate a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though the celestial bodies are circling the Earth)
- A set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motion of things
- All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets)
- The large lens at the front of a telescope
- Another name in which you can view objects that are magnified using a telescope
- A model of the universe that places at the centre with Earth, the planets and the moon revolving around it.
- Another name for placing Earth at the centre so that the sun, moon and planets revolve around it
- To deflect
- Another name for placing the sun at the centre with the planets and moon revolving around it
21 Clues: To deflect • To throw or bend back from a surface • The large lens at the front of a telescope • A device used to measure an object's azimuth • A device used to measure the altitude of an object • All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets) • The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope • ...
Space Exploration Vocabulary - Units 1 & 2 2014-04-11
Across
- The large lens at the front of a telescope
- All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets)
- The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope
- Newton's law states that all objects attract all other objects, and provides an explaination for the planets' elliptical orbits
- A model of the universe that places at the centre with Earth, the planets and the moon revolving around it.
- Celestial bodies in our solar system, including Earth, that orbits the sun
- A device used to measure an object's azimuth
- Groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names
- Determines the fineness of detail a telescope can produce of an object in view
- Another name for placing the sun at the centre with the planets and moon revolving around it
- Another name in which you can view objects that are magnified using a telescope
- To throw or bend back from a surface
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- A set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motion of things
- The angle measured clockwise from North when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
- A figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets in the solar system move in elliptical orbits around the sun
- The angle measured above the horizon in degrees when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
- A device used to measure the altitude of an object
- Locate a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though the celestial bodies are circling the Earth)
- To deflect
- Another name for placing Earth at the centre so that the sun, moon and planets revolve around it
- A model of the universe that places Earth at the centre with the sun, moon, and planets revolving around it
21 Clues: To deflect • To throw or bend back from a surface • The large lens at the front of a telescope • A device used to measure an object's azimuth • A device used to measure the altitude of an object • All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets) • The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope • ...
Space Exploration Vocabulary - Units 1 & 2 2014-04-11
Across
- Another name for placing Earth at the centre so that the sun, moon and planets revolve around it
- Another name for placing the sun at the centre with the planets and moon revolving around it
- To throw or bend back from a surface
- All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets)
- Newton's law states that all objects attract all other objects, and provides an explaination for the planets' elliptical orbits
- Another name in which you can view objects that are magnified using a telescope
- A device used to measure the altitude of an object
- A figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets in the solar system move in elliptical orbits around the sun
- Celestial bodies in our solar system, including Earth, that orbits the sun
- A device used to measure an object's azimuth
- A set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motion of things
- The large lens at the front of a telescope
- The angle measured clockwise from North when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
Down
- Groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names
- To deflect
- A model of the universe that places Earth at the centre with the sun, moon, and planets revolving around it
- Locate a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though the celestial bodies are circling the Earth)
- The angle measured above the horizon in degrees when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
- Determines the fineness of detail a telescope can produce of an object in view
- The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope
- A model of the universe that places at the centre with Earth, the planets and the moon revolving around it.
21 Clues: To deflect • To throw or bend back from a surface • The large lens at the front of a telescope • A device used to measure an object's azimuth • A device used to measure the altitude of an object • All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets) • The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope • ...
Earthquake crossword 2014-03-28
Across
- plate Plate with an ocean on the surface
- A natural elevation of the earth's surface
- An instrument used to measure the shaking of the earth
- An opening in the earth's crust through which molten lava, ash, and gases are ejected.
- Melting
- Molten rock inside the earth
- The surface of the earth
- The point on the earth surface above where an earthquake starts
- mantle A layer of molten rock underneath the crust.
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- Molten rock on the earth's surf
- plate Plate with land on the surface
- A graph that shows the information of an earthquake
- melted
- The act when the Volcano erupts
- An overflowing of water onto land that is normally dry
- Two plates moving apart
- boundary The boundary between two plates.
- Water heated up underground rises to the surface under enormous pressure
- Shaking caused by an earthquake
19 Clues: melted • Melting • Two plates moving apart • The surface of the earth • Molten rock inside the earth • Molten rock on the earth's surf • The act when the Volcano erupts • Shaking caused by an earthquake • plate Plate with land on the surface • plate Plate with an ocean on the surface • A natural elevation of the earth's surface • boundary The boundary between two plates. • ...
Earth Moon Sun Relationship 2024-12-19
Across
- The lighter, outer part of a shadow cast during an eclipse.
- When the illuminated part of the Moon is increasing.
- The path a planet follows around a star.
- When the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth, blocking the Sun's light.
- When only a small sliver of the Moon is visible.
- The darkest part of a shadow cast during an eclipse.
- When the Moon is opposite the Sun relative to Earth, appearing fully illuminated.
- The movement of a planet around a star (like Earth around the Sun) in a set path called an orbit.
- Smallest difference between high and low tides
- The alternate rise and fall of the oceans
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- An astronomical event where one celestial body passes in front of another, blocking its light.
- When the Earth passes between the Sun and Moon, casting a shadow on the Moon.
- When more than half but not all of the Moon is visible.
- The different appearances of the Moon as seen from Earth, depending on the portion illuminated by the Sun.
- tides where there are the Largest difference between high and low tides
- The spinning motion of a planet around its axis, causing day and night.
- When the Moon is directly between the Earth and Sun, appearing completely dark.
- When the illuminated part of the Moon is decreasing.
- An imaginary line through the center of a planet, connecting its North and South poles.
19 Clues: The path a planet follows around a star. • The alternate rise and fall of the oceans • Smallest difference between high and low tides • When only a small sliver of the Moon is visible. • When the illuminated part of the Moon is increasing. • The darkest part of a shadow cast during an eclipse. • When the illuminated part of the Moon is decreasing. • ...
Space Exploration Vocabulary - Units 1 & 2 2014-04-11
Across
- Another name for placing the sun at the centre with the planets and moon revolving around it
- The angle measured above the horizon in degrees when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
- Locate a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though the celestial bodies are circling the Earth)
- A set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motion of things
- Another name for placing Earth at the centre so that the sun, moon and planets revolve around it
- To deflect
- Groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names
- A device used to measure an object's azimuth
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- The large lens at the front of a telescope
- A figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets in the solar system move in elliptical orbits around the sun
- A model of the universe that places at the centre with Earth, the planets and the moon revolving around it.
- The angle measured clockwise from North when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
- Newton's law states that all objects attract all other objects, and provides an explaination for the planets' elliptical orbits
- Celestial bodies in our solar system, including Earth, that orbits the sun
- A device used to measure the altitude of an object
- To throw or bend back from a surface
- The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope
- All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets)
- Another name in which you can view objects that are magnified using a telescope
- Determines the fineness of detail a telescope can produce of an object in view
- A model of the universe that places Earth at the centre with the sun, moon, and planets revolving around it
21 Clues: To deflect • To throw or bend back from a surface • The large lens at the front of a telescope • A device used to measure an object's azimuth • A device used to measure the altitude of an object • All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets) • The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope • ...
Space Exploration Vocabulary - Units 1 & 2 2014-04-11
Across
- To throw or bend back from a surface
- Another name for placing Earth at the centre so that the sun, moon and planets revolve around it
- To deflect
- Another name in which you can view objects that are magnified using a telescope
- Locate a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though the celestial bodies are circling the Earth)
- Another name for placing the sun at the centre with the planets and moon revolving around it
- All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets)
- A device used to measure an object's azimuth
- The angle measured above the horizon in degrees when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
- The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope
- Determines the fineness of detail a telescope can produce of an object in view
- The large lens at the front of a telescope
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- Groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names
- A model of the universe that places at the centre with Earth, the planets and the moon revolving around it.
- A device used to measure the altitude of an object
- Celestial bodies in our solar system, including Earth, that orbits the sun
- A set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motion of things
- The angle measured clockwise from North when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
- Newton's law states that all objects attract all other objects, and provides an explaination for the planets' elliptical orbits
- A model of the universe that places Earth at the centre with the sun, moon, and planets revolving around it
- A figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets in the solar system move in elliptical orbits around the sun
21 Clues: To deflect • To throw or bend back from a surface • The large lens at the front of a telescope • A device used to measure an object's azimuth • A device used to measure the altitude of an object • All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets) • The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope • ...
sience project 2022-02-16
Across
- a middle school in mass
- What season do you see leo
- caused by the sun
- When you don't see the moon
- is a medium sized star.
- orbits around the earth because of bigger gravity.
- 6 are in the usa.
- less half of the moon is seen
- time when the suns rays doesn't go on the moon
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- place that has more of a mild climate
- what spins on its axis
- not with night time equal.
- has the most gravity in our solar system
- time shadows tilt.
- When half of the earth has a shadow
- is bigger than the sun
- shadows tilt north.
- a protoplanet hit earth
- keeps the planets and all the stuff on the earth in one place.
19 Clues: caused by the sun • 6 are in the usa. • time shadows tilt. • shadows tilt north. • what spins on its axis • is bigger than the sun • a middle school in mass • a protoplanet hit earth • is a medium sized star. • What season do you see leo • not with night time equal. • When you don't see the moon • less half of the moon is seen • When half of the earth has a shadow • ...
idk 2024-04-19
Across
- a round circular object in space that causes the light from the sun to reflect a little bit off during the night
- Inner region of shadow
- repeating path that an object in space follows
- the earth does this to cause years when it revolves around the sun, also causing seasons.
- the earth is at this position to cause days, years, and seasons to be certain lengths
- When the moon moves into the earths shadow
- When the earth is completely engulfed in the moons shadow
- a different round object in space which produces light for all human beings on earth
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- Outer region of shadow
- When the moon is moves into the earths shadow partially
- When the earth is in the penumbra part of the moons shadow.
- total or partial blocking of one object in space by another
- When the moon travels between the sun and the earth]
- The earth does this to cause day and night.
- this can be caused by something that is getting in the way of something else, creating a dark replica
15 Clues: Outer region of shadow • Inner region of shadow • When the moon moves into the earths shadow • The earth does this to cause day and night. • repeating path that an object in space follows • When the moon travels between the sun and the earth] • When the moon is moves into the earths shadow partially • When the earth is completely engulfed in the moons shadow • ...
Group Project : Motions of the Earth 2024-10-10
Across
- The part of Earth where India is located
- The extra day is added to this month in a leap year
- The amount of time Earth takes to orbit the sun
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- The movement of the Earth causing day and night
- The year with 366 days
- The rays from the sun fall less directly in this season
- Pole The place where the sun never sets in June
- The imaginary line on which the Earth spins
- The longest day in the Northern Hemisphere happens in this month
- The number of hours Earth takes to complete one rotation
- This divides the Earth into two equal parts
- The Northern and Southern divisions of the Earth
- The Earth’s movement around the sun
13 Clues: The year with 366 days • The Earth’s movement around the sun • The part of Earth where India is located • The imaginary line on which the Earth spins • This divides the Earth into two equal parts • The movement of the Earth causing day and night • Pole The place where the sun never sets in June • The amount of time Earth takes to orbit the sun • ...
Alkaline Earth Metals 2022-05-06
Across
- magnesium can be found in _____
- radium is used in ______ lights
- regulates muscle and nerve function
- used to make aircraft, cell phones and missiles
- there are ___ alkaline earth metals
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- the properties of alkaline earth metals are very similar to _____
- alkaline earth metals are found in group ___
- magnesium helps to control your ____ pressure and sugar
- radium glows a pale blue or ____
- alkaline earth metals have a low _____
- structural material in bones and teeth
- what were the radium girls painting
- alkaline earth metals react _____ with other elements
- alkaline earth metals only occur naturally in _____
- alkaline earth metals are soft and _____
15 Clues: magnesium can be found in _____ • radium is used in ______ lights • radium glows a pale blue or ____ • what were the radium girls painting • regulates muscle and nerve function • there are ___ alkaline earth metals • alkaline earth metals have a low _____ • structural material in bones and teeth • alkaline earth metals are soft and _____ • ...
Space Exploration Vocabulary - Units 1 & 2 2014-04-11
Across
- Determines the fineness of detail a telescope can produce of an object in view
- A figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets in the solar system move in elliptical orbits around the sun
- Celestial bodies in our solar system, including Earth, that orbits the sun
- To deflect
- Locate a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though the celestial bodies are circling the Earth)
- Groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names
- A device used to measure an object's azimuth
- The large lens at the front of a telescope
- Another name for placing Earth at the centre so that the sun, moon and planets revolve around it
- Another name for placing the sun at the centre with the planets and moon revolving around it
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- A model of the universe that places Earth at the centre with the sun, moon, and planets revolving around it
- A set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motion of things
- To throw or bend back from a surface
- A device used to measure the altitude of an object
- The angle measured clockwise from North when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
- Newton's law states that all objects attract all other objects, and provides an explaination for the planets' elliptical orbits
- All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets)
- A model of the universe that places at the centre with Earth, the planets and the moon revolving around it.
- The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope
- Another name in which you can view objects that are magnified using a telescope
- The angle measured above the horizon in degrees when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
21 Clues: To deflect • To throw or bend back from a surface • The large lens at the front of a telescope • A device used to measure an object's azimuth • A device used to measure the altitude of an object • All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets) • The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope • ...
Space Exploration Vocabulary - Units 1 & 2 2014-04-11
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- Determines the fineness of detail a telescope can produce of an object in view
- A model of the universe that places at the centre with Earth, the planets and the moon revolving around it.
- The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope
- The large lens at the front of a telescope
- To throw or bend back from a surface
- A device used to measure the altitude of an object
- Locate a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though the celestial bodies are circling the Earth)
- A device used to measure an object's azimuth
- Another name for placing Earth at the centre so that the sun, moon and planets revolve around it
- All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets)
- To deflect
- Another name for placing the sun at the centre with the planets and moon revolving around it
- Groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names
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- Another name in which you can view objects that are magnified using a telescope
- A set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motion of things
- The angle measured above the horizon in degrees when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
- Newton's law states that all objects attract all other objects, and provides an explaination for the planets' elliptical orbits
- A model of the universe that places Earth at the centre with the sun, moon, and planets revolving around it
- The angle measured clockwise from North when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
- Celestial bodies in our solar system, including Earth, that orbits the sun
- A figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets in the solar system move in elliptical orbits around the sun
21 Clues: To deflect • To throw or bend back from a surface • The large lens at the front of a telescope • A device used to measure an object's azimuth • A device used to measure the altitude of an object • All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets) • The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope • ...
Sky and space 2021-07-12
Across
- which planet takes 165 years to revolve around the sun
- which is the red planet
- which is the huge glowing sphere of hot gas
- The people who actually go into space, conduct experiments on space stations
- mass of water drops or ice crystals suspended in the atmosphere
- station which is home where crews of astronauts and cosmonauts live
- storm which storm from the sun affects the mobile signals on the Earth
- strange lights and objects flying through the sky
- which object from the space is believed to have killed the dinosaurus and other living objects in the Earth
- The outermost region of a planet's atmosphere.
- which planet takes 88 days to complete one revolution
- way the name of our galaxy is
- The layer which burns meteors and asteriods & protects the Earth
- an icy body in space which develops a tail when passing near the sun
- bang which explosion caused the planets to be formed
- The layer which has ions formation in the atmosphere
- any low pressure area with winds spiralling inwards that causes heavy rain when crossing the land from sea
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- rays Rays emitted from the sun
- natural satellite of the earth
- which planet can float on water because it is mostly made of gases
- which planet has 27 moons
- a machine that is launched into space and moves around Earth or another body in space
- Ozone is present in which layer of the atmosphere
- system sun and the planets together are called as
- which vehicle is used for launch satellite into space
- which is the only planet that spins clockwise
- small body that comes into the earth from the space and appears as a streak of light for a short time
- which is the fastest spinning planet in the solar system
- Which layer is site of all-weather on Earth
- which is the only planet not named after God
30 Clues: which is the red planet • which planet has 27 moons • natural satellite of the earth • rays Rays emitted from the sun • way the name of our galaxy is • Which layer is site of all-weather on Earth • which is the huge glowing sphere of hot gas • which is the only planet not named after God • which is the only planet that spins clockwise • ...
The Atmosphere 2025-09-16
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- A belt of high speed-wind in the upper troposphere. Has a space.
- The change that Earth's rotation causes in the motion of objects. Has a space.
- The condition of of the atmosphere in a particular place at a particular time.
- Where earth is generally cold.There is a space.
- The protective shield surrounding earth.
- The force exerted by the weight of a column of air on a surface. There is a space
- The earth moving around the sun.
- Radiating the absorbed energy back to Earth's surface, warming the lower atmosphere. Has a space.
- Mark the beggining of spring and autumn.
- Cooler Air flows over the water toward land. Has a space.
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- Where earth is usually warm. There is a space.
- the earth moving on its axis
- The layer of the atmosphere that all life lives on
- Breezes that occur when land meets a large body of water. Has a space.
- The scientific term for 'Nothern lights.'
- The tool used to measure air pressure.
- The layer of the atmosphere planes and other aircraft travel across.
- Where the earth is cooler than tropic zones. There is a space.
- The last layer of the atmosphere with no known boundary.
- A wind system that is characterized by seasonal reversal of direction.
- The Layer of the atmosphere that meteorites burn up in before reaching earth.
- A non distinct atmosphere layer.
- Occurs on the two days each year when the sun is directly above at a latitude 23.5 North or 23.5 South.
- Cooler Air over land moves toward water. Has a space.
- Air flows from high pressure areas to low pressure areas.
- Winds that blow over long distances from a specific direction. Has a space.
- A region of high ozone concentration. Has a space.
27 Clues: the earth moving on its axis • A non distinct atmosphere layer. • The earth moving around the sun. • The tool used to measure air pressure. • The protective shield surrounding earth. • Mark the beggining of spring and autumn. • The scientific term for 'Nothern lights.' • Where earth is usually warm. There is a space. • Where earth is generally cold.There is a space. • ...
Earth's Interior: Day 12 Vocab 2023-06-29
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- a tectonic plate that is mostly a continent
- where plates pull apart from each other
- layers of earth that are made of different materials and separated by their densities
- the name of the super continent, all the continents together
- a field that protects our earth from charged rays from the sun and cosmic radiation
- found in the asthenosphere where cooler temperature magma is pushed down to be heated and then rises
- outermost layer of earth that is brittle rocky and where we live
- found under the lithosphere but above the lower mantel made up of hot rocks the flow very slowly
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- where one plate sinks into the mantel under the other
- where pates move towards each other and collide
- where plates slide past each other
- the structure of earth's crust that hold certain plates
- the most dense layer center of the earth mostly made up of iron and nickel
- layers of earth that move and act due to the rigidity strength and pressure
- mass er volume of something used to help determine where things would go
- found under the crust which is very hot but still a solid
- a tectonic plat the consists mainly of the ocean
- vibrations generated by abrupt movements within earth
18 Clues: where plates slide past each other • where plates pull apart from each other • a tectonic plate that is mostly a continent • where pates move towards each other and collide • a tectonic plat the consists mainly of the ocean • where one plate sinks into the mantel under the other • vibrations generated by abrupt movements within earth • ...
science chapter 6 2023-03-07
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- Planets orbit the sun because of the sun's ___
- Hole on surface of the moon or other planet
- The red planet
- The tilt of the Earth gives us our _____
- Planet that takes longest to orbit the sun
- The phrase for the sun & bodies that orbit it
- Moon's gravity affects the ocean's ______
- The smallest planet
- A continual path around the sun
- When N.America is tilted toward sun,it's ___ season
- The four planets farthest from the sun are ___planets
- The Earth continuously spins or rotates on it's ___
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- The largest planet; has a Great Red spot
- The brightest planet; Earth's twin
- The sun is at the ___ of our solar system
- The planet tipped on it's side
- The only planet that is habitable
- Group of stars that make a picture
- Moon reflects light of this
- station scientists in space can live and work in this
- Means suitable for life
- The planet with rings
- Name of our Galaxy
- The star closest to Earth
- The ____ is a natural satellite of Earth
25 Clues: The red planet • Name of our Galaxy • The smallest planet • The planet with rings • Means suitable for life • The star closest to Earth • Moon reflects light of this • The planet tipped on it's side • A continual path around the sun • The only planet that is habitable • The brightest planet; Earth's twin • Group of stars that make a picture • The largest planet; has a Great Red spot • ...
Latin Crossword Puzzle 2016-04-14
20 Clues: the girl • the grape • the earth • the water • the island • the waters • the grapes • the spears • the sailors • the cookies • of the girl • of the earth • of the spear • with a spear • to the farmer • by the cookies • with the girls • to the islands • from the waters • for the brother
Vocabulary Exam 2020-10-21
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- Type of sentence that gives an order.
- The hotest season of the year.
- The semicircular path Earth follows around the sun.
- The natural satellite of Earth. Visible at night by reflected sunlight.
- The imaginary line that crosses Earth from north pole to south pole.
- Phenomenon that occurs when the moon passes between Earth and the sun; or when Earth is between the moon and the sun.
- The puzzle you are solving right now.
- The place at school where children enjoy recess.
- The coldest season of the year
- A contest where you need to repeat a word letter by letter.
- A machine that you can use to surf the internet
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- The month we are currently in.
- Season of the year when the leaves of the trees fall.
- When a person moves to a different country or city to live.
- Videogame where you need to find the impostor before he kills you.
- The force that keeps us on the ground
- The place where you go to wash your clothes.
- The store where you can buy meat.
- It's celebrated every year on October 31st. Kids wear costumes and go out door to door asking for candies.
- A paved path for you to walk safe, at the side of a road.
20 Clues: The month we are currently in. • The hotest season of the year. • The coldest season of the year • The store where you can buy meat. • Type of sentence that gives an order. • The force that keeps us on the ground • The puzzle you are solving right now. • The place where you go to wash your clothes. • A machine that you can use to surf the internet • ...
Plate Tectonics 2023-02-07
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- Is the mostly-solid bulk of Earth's interior.
- consisting of the crust and outer mantle
- The gradual movement and formation of continents, as described by plate tectonics
- A land mass that projects well above its surroundings
- the remains or impression of a prehistoric organism that's petrified
- Each of several large landmasses thought to have divided to form the present continents
- The solid part of the earth consisting of the crust and outer mantle
- an elevated region with a central valley on an ocean floor at the boundary between two diverging tectonic plates
- a hypothetical continent including all the landmasses of the earth put together
- A science that deals with the history of the earth as recorded in rocks
- The lower layer of the crust
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- Shaking and vibration at the surface of the earth
- The transfer of heat through a fluid
- A mountain formed by volcanic material
- The branch of geology studying the folding and faulting of the earth's crust
- the formation of new areas of oceanic crust, which occurs through the upwelling of magma at mid ocean ridges
- The outer layer of Earth
- Rock formed from consolidated clay sediments
- A German meteorologist, geophysicist and polar researcher who outlined his theory of Continental Drift.
- Molten rock in the earth's crust
20 Clues: The outer layer of Earth • The lower layer of the crust • Molten rock in the earth's crust • The transfer of heat through a fluid • A mountain formed by volcanic material • consisting of the crust and outer mantle • Rock formed from consolidated clay sediments • Is the mostly-solid bulk of Earth's interior. • Shaking and vibration at the surface of the earth • ...
UNIT 5 2019-01-16
12 Clues: the earth • hot or cold • water vapor rising • everything!!!!!!!!! • the skeleton of earth • all the water on earth • all of the gasses on earth. • zone, polar points on earth • tiny duplets formed on grass • the strength to do something • to keep something warm or cold • The star that provides life for earth
Creation 2024-03-09
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- God divided it from the waters
- God said let there be
- God saw and God said it was
- gathering of the waters
- formed from the dust
- lesser light, ruler of the night
- ruler of the day
- first woman
- name of the garden
- name of the firmament
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- the day whales were created
- Be fruitful and _________________
- life that flies above the earth
- first man
- first thing God said was not good
- made in the image of God
- yield of the fruit tree
- Day, blessed and sanctified
- From the earth, watered the ground
- dry land
20 Clues: dry land • first man • first woman • ruler of the day • name of the garden • formed from the dust • God said let there be • name of the firmament • gathering of the waters • yield of the fruit tree • made in the image of God • the day whales were created • God saw and God said it was • Day, blessed and sanctified • God divided it from the waters • life that flies above the earth • ...
A Grid System on a Globe: Terms Review 2024-09-30
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- Point that the earth's axis passes through
- Spinning of the earth
- Imaginary line through the earth
- Angle that describes the distance east or west of the prime meridian
- _______ date line: marks the place on the earth where each new day begins
- Angle that describes the distance north or south of the equator
- Unit for measuring angles in a circle or sphere
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- _____ Meridian: line of 0° longitude
- Line of latitude
- Line of longitude
- One of the seven major land areas of the earth
- Half the earth
- time zone: an area that has the same clock time
- Set of horizontal and vertical lines on a map
- Line of 0° latitude
15 Clues: Half the earth • Line of latitude • Line of longitude • Line of 0° latitude • Spinning of the earth • Imaginary line through the earth • _____ Meridian: line of 0° longitude • Point that the earth's axis passes through • Set of horizontal and vertical lines on a map • One of the seven major land areas of the earth • time zone: an area that has the same clock time • ...
Galaxy Unit 5 Week 1 2023-06-09
Across
- A machine that provides energy for electricity using sunlight.
- A rock in space.
- The closest planet to Earth.
- The planet closest to the Sun.
- The farthest planet from the Sun.
- It shines at night and is very close to the Earth.
- A giant building that astronauts live in while in space.
- A person who works in space.
- The planet that is home for humans/people.
- It is what the planets and stars live in.
- It is the object the provides light and heat to the Earth.
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- The largest planet in the solar system.
- The planet with the most rings.
- A machine that transports astronauts into space.
- A test using science materials to see what happens.
- They are visible at night and are sprinkled across the skies.
- To learn new things.
- The hottest planet.
- The coldest planet.
19 Clues: A rock in space. • The hottest planet. • The coldest planet. • To learn new things. • The closest planet to Earth. • A person who works in space. • The planet closest to the Sun. • The planet with the most rings. • The farthest planet from the Sun. • The largest planet in the solar system. • It is what the planets and stars live in. • The planet that is home for humans/people. • ...
Nadia Abu Qahouq P3 2023-12-14
Across
- 2 plates moving away from each other
- volcano island in Indonesia
- 3rd layer of the earth
- stratovolcano in Japan
- 2 plates sliding past each other
- a big earthquake in alaska 1964
- biggest earthquake ever
- stratovolcano in Italy
- a big earthquake in Colombia 1906
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- plates moving towards each other
- volcano in Hawaii
- a big earthquake in Tohoku 2011
- 2nd layer of the earth
- last layer of the earth
- 2 continental plates towards each other
- 1st layer of the earth
16 Clues: volcano in Hawaii • 2nd layer of the earth • 3rd layer of the earth • stratovolcano in Japan • 1st layer of the earth • stratovolcano in Italy • last layer of the earth • biggest earthquake ever • volcano island in Indonesia • a big earthquake in Tohoku 2011 • a big earthquake in alaska 1964 • plates moving towards each other • 2 plates sliding past each other • ...
Water Cycle Vocabulary for Science 2021-08-10
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- the continuous movement of water between Earth's spheres
- A living object on Earth that affects its ecosystem
- The mixtures of gases on Earth
- The rocky, solid part of the Earth
- All of the liquid water on Earth
- The force of attraction between an object and the Earth
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- the process where plants release water vapor into the air
- All of the frozen water on Earth
- any form of water that falls from clouds
- A nonliving object on Earth that affects its ecosystem
- The part of Earth where life lives
- When a liquid changes into a gas
12 Clues: The mixtures of gases on Earth • All of the frozen water on Earth • When a liquid changes into a gas • All of the liquid water on Earth • The part of Earth where life lives • The rocky, solid part of the Earth • any form of water that falls from clouds • A living object on Earth that affects its ecosystem • A nonliving object on Earth that affects its ecosystem • ...
The Planets of our Solar System 2014-10-21
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- Reclassified as a Dwarf Planet in 2006.
- Formed when a supergiant star dies, explodes and collapses due to gravity.
- The Planet closest to the sun made of heavy elements.
- The scientific theory of the formation of the Universe.
- Caused when the Earth rotates through the tail of a Comet.
- The least dense Planet in our Solar System.
- The Gas Giant that spins on its side.
- Rock that is flying through space.
- The largest Planet in our Solar System.
- The Star at the centre of our Solar System.
- The Planet sometimes considered to be Earth's evil twin.
- The Planet home to the only known life in our Solar System.
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- The Space Telescope launched in 1990 that orbits the Earth.
- Geologically incative mass that orbits Earth.
- Grouping of ice and dust that leaves a tail when it travels through the Inner Solar System.
- Groups of stars that form patterns in our night sky.
- Rock that lands on Earth from space as it does not completley burn as it enters Earth's atmosphere.
- Sometimes referred to as the Red Planet.
- Material left over from the formation of the Solar System that moves around the Solar System.
- The windiest Planet in our Solar System.
- Rock entering the Earth's atmosphere as a shooting star.
21 Clues: Rock that is flying through space. • The Gas Giant that spins on its side. • Reclassified as a Dwarf Planet in 2006. • The largest Planet in our Solar System. • Sometimes referred to as the Red Planet. • The windiest Planet in our Solar System. • The least dense Planet in our Solar System. • The Star at the centre of our Solar System. • ...
Seton Science 6 Quarter 1 Part 1 2025-05-22
Across
- Found only in very cold parts of the world, where there are no tall growing plants, the soil is frozen for much of the year, and the growing season is less than 2 months
- The Inner ___ is the layer at the center of the Earth
- For every action, there is an equal and opposite ___
- The layer immediately below the Earth's crust
- Attracts certain types of metal to itself
- Gathering information through the use of the five sense
- 1,000 times
- A group of living things that share similar characteristics and can reproduce
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- Anything that has mass and takes up space
- The surface layer of the Earth
- The are of the Earth's crust where life exists
- Plant life
- An object in motion tends to stay in motion, and an object at rest tends to stay at rest
- Rock that is in a thick liquid state because of heat
- Scientists who study the Earth
- ___ biomes are primarily water
- The amount of matter in an object
- ___ plates are immense slabs of rock that make up the Earth's crust
- The natural force by which objects on Earth are always pulled toward the center of the Earth
- The remains or traces of plants or animals that lived in the past
20 Clues: Plant life • 1,000 times • The surface layer of the Earth • Scientists who study the Earth • ___ biomes are primarily water • The amount of matter in an object • Anything that has mass and takes up space • Attracts certain types of metal to itself • The layer immediately below the Earth's crust • The are of the Earth's crust where life exists • ...
Spaced Out 2013-12-03
Across
- When the Earth is tilted so the Northern Hemisphere is away from the sun, what season is it in the South?
- The force that causes the changes in water levels on Earth
- The number of hours it takes for Earth to complete one rotation
- When the moon is less than half lit
- The change in water levels on Earth
- A tide that occurs when there is a new or full moon
- What lies between Mars and Jupiter
- A phase/position of the moon that causes a neap tide
- Word used to describe the amount of time it takes for a planet to rotate once around the sun
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- When the moon is more than half lit
- The number of outer planets
- The name of our galaxy
- When the moon is moving from a full moon to last quarter, it passes through which phase?
- The approximate number of days it takes Earth's natural satellite to orbit around the planet
- The planet closest to the sun
- The name used to describe a celestial body that orbits a star
- The biggest star in our solar system
- The only planet known to support life
- The Earth's natural satellite
19 Clues: The name of our galaxy • The number of outer planets • The planet closest to the sun • The Earth's natural satellite • What lies between Mars and Jupiter • When the moon is more than half lit • When the moon is less than half lit • The change in water levels on Earth • The biggest star in our solar system • The only planet known to support life • ...
sience project 2022-02-16
Across
- a middle school in mass
- What season do you see leo
- caused by the sun
- When you don't see the moon
- is a medium sized star.
- orbits around the earth because of bigger gravity.
- 6 are in the usa.
- less half of the moon is seen
- time when the suns rays doesn't go on the moon
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- place that has more of a mild climate
- what spins on its axis
- not with night time equal.
- has the most gravity in our solar system
- time shadows tilt.
- When half of the earth has a shadow
- is bigger than the sun
- shadows tilt north.
- a protoplanet hit earth
- keeps the planets and all the stuff on the earth in one place.
19 Clues: caused by the sun • 6 are in the usa. • time shadows tilt. • shadows tilt north. • what spins on its axis • is bigger than the sun • a middle school in mass • a protoplanet hit earth • is a medium sized star. • What season do you see leo • not with night time equal. • When you don't see the moon • less half of the moon is seen • When half of the earth has a shadow • ...
CHAPTER 4 2024-07-31
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- An imaginary line that divides the Earth into Northern and Southern hemisphere
- A spherical and more accurate kind of map
- Nomadic tribes who live in the desert rely on food such as rice and dates that are dry and easily _____.
- Large body of salt water that covers 72% of the Earth. There are 5 of this on Earth
- The continent where countries like Brunei and Malaysia are located
- This climate is characterized with their lushious citrus trees
- The climate of Brunei; hot and humid, with high rainfall and is covered in thick and lush vegetation
- Tropical grassland gets its name from having many species of this vegetation. What is this vegetation?
- The coldest temperature ever recorded was in this part of Antarctica
- The Average weather pattern recorded over long periods of time.
- The coldest season in the temperate climate
- A climate that has four seasons
- This monsoon blows from December to March. Brunei receives more rainfall in this season
- The ocean that is located at the Southern of India
- Also known as Tropical Grassland
- The smallest and northernmost ocean. For most part of the year, it is covered in ice-cap
- One of the three elements of weather aside from Precipitation and Air temperature
- An imaginary line that divides the Earth into Eastern and Western hemisphere
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- This monsoon blows from June to September. Brunei receives less rainfall in this season
- This layer of the rainforest receives the least amount of sunlight
- State of the atmosphere at a particular place and time. It was Sunny and windy yesterday
- An imaginary line that is located at 23.5 degrees North from the Equator
- Animals sleep for a very long time during the Winter season as a way to survive the cold
- Replica of the earth, but is drawn flat for easier visualization
- The driest and hottest climate on Earth
- The warmest season in the temperate climate
- The uppermost layer of the rainforest
- The coldest climate on Earth
- Violent spinning funnels of air
- Water/moisture that falls to earth; this include rain, snow hail, mist.
- This climate possesses two types of vegetation/ecosystem. Located 23.5 degree North and South between the Equator
- People living in the Arctic has a diet high in protein and ____ to help them
- Large land masses. There are 7 of this on Earth
- The continent where the USA and Canada
- Areas with high elevation possesses this climate
35 Clues: The coldest climate on Earth • Violent spinning funnels of air • A climate that has four seasons • Also known as Tropical Grassland • The uppermost layer of the rainforest • The continent where the USA and Canada • The driest and hottest climate on Earth • A spherical and more accurate kind of map • The warmest season in the temperate climate • ...
Earth's Spheres 2024-01-22
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- All air is part of this sphere
- Main gas in the atmosphere
- Underground lava
- Number of spheres on earth
- Examples of _____ include deserts, forests, rainforests, and grasslands
- All living organisms are part of this sphere
- All earth is part of this sphere
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- All water is part of this sphere
- Another name for the geosphere
- Layer of the earth split into two sections
- Thickest layer of the earth
- Layer that protects the earth from harmful sun rays
- Thinnest layer of the earth
13 Clues: Underground lava • Main gas in the atmosphere • Number of spheres on earth • Thickest layer of the earth • Thinnest layer of the earth • Another name for the geosphere • All air is part of this sphere • All water is part of this sphere • All earth is part of this sphere • Layer of the earth split into two sections • All living organisms are part of this sphere • ...
P8 Science Class 2021-05-31
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- pigment and it's where the process of photosynthesis happens
- another word for glucose
- natural disaster; violent shaking of the ground
- no charge particle
- the relatively thin part of the earth's crust which underlies the ocean basins
- heat transfer that travels away from the source
- Second layer of the earth
- waves of energy that travel through earth's layer
- the mass of an atom of a chemical element expressed in atomic mass units
- the formation of fresh areas of oceanic crust which occurs through magma at mid-ocean ridges and its outward movement on either side
- where majority of the water is stored
- first layer of the earth
- Measures and records details of earthquakes
- column of element; vertical
- the mass of an atom of a chemical element expressed in atomic mass units
- natural disaster in the water; Huge wave
- a anabolic reaction
- the point on the earth's surface vertically above the focus of an earthquake.
- 6C+H12+06
- smallest particle of an element
- positive charge particle
- Fourth layer of the earth
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- column of elements; horizontal
- erupts from a volcano or fissure
- rigid outer part of earth
- upper layer of the earth's mantle
- small molecules build up
- all the earth as one
- located in the leaves of a plant
- palisade cells are located here
- reactant of photosynthesis that comes from the sun
- negative charge particle
- reactant of photosynthesis that is a gas
- internal part of seismograph
- the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom
- type of energy that plants use as fuel
- group 1 on the periodic table
- product of photosynthesis that is a gas
- portion of the outer rocky layer of the Earth that extends vertically from the surface
- reactant of photosynthesis that is a liquid
- Third layer of the earth
41 Clues: 6C+H12+06 • no charge particle • a anabolic reaction • all the earth as one • another word for glucose • small molecules build up • negative charge particle • first layer of the earth • Third layer of the earth • positive charge particle • rigid outer part of earth • Second layer of the earth • Fourth layer of the earth • column of element; vertical • internal part of seismograph • ...
Chapter 1 Vocabulary 2023-09-08
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- area that receives indirect and direct sunight and experiences moderate temperature (1.1)
- the area that lies south of the equator at 66* South (1.1)
- another name for north-south lines (1.2)
- oval-shaped path taken around the sun (1.1)
- another name for the imaginary east-west lines (1.2)
- the sun shines directly above this line of latitude on December 21st (1.1)
- a map tool that is a model of a compass (1.3)
- the size of the earth represented on a map (1.3)
- known as the polar zones lying between the arctic poles. (1.1)
- our surroundings (1.1)
- area that lies between the tropic oc Capricorn and cancer also known as the tropics (1.1)
- the study of the earth (1.2)
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- where map symbols are explained and displayed (1.3)
- nrth, south, east, and west (1.3)
- the sun shines directly above this line of latitude on June 21st (1.1)
- 1 complete turn that takes 24 hours (1.1)
- latitude line exactly halfway between the north pole and south pole (1.1)
- imaginary lines that run east-west around the earth (1.1)
- the imaginary line running through the earth that it spins on (1.1)
- area that lies north of the equator at 66* North (1.1)
- change in the accuracy or distance displayed on a map projection (1.3)
- a method of showing a map of the earth on a flat piece of paper (1.3)
- the imaginary lines that run north-south (1.2)
- a round model of the earth itself (1.3)
- are the units created by the latitude and longitude lines (1.2)
25 Clues: our surroundings (1.1) • the study of the earth (1.2) • nrth, south, east, and west (1.3) • a round model of the earth itself (1.3) • another name for north-south lines (1.2) • 1 complete turn that takes 24 hours (1.1) • oval-shaped path taken around the sun (1.1) • a map tool that is a model of a compass (1.3) • the imaginary lines that run north-south (1.2) • ...
Earth, Moon and Solar System 2015-01-02
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- Occurs when the Earth and Moon are in line with the Sun
- Eclipse which occurs when the Earth is between the Sun and Moon
- Large planet with clear rings
- Caused by the tilt of the Earth's axis
- Eclipse which occurs when the Moon is between the Sun and Earth
- Shadow in which a total eclipse may be observed
- Shadow in which a partial eclipse will occur
- Dark regions on the Moon. Once believed to be water
- Different ways the Moon appears
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- Greek who estimated the size of the Earth
- Worlds which orbit the Sun
- Side of the Moon we never see
- Occurs when Ireland is leaning towards the Sun during the day
- Third planet from the Sun
- Biggest planet in the Solar System
- Where asteroids struck the Moon
16 Clues: Third planet from the Sun • Worlds which orbit the Sun • Large planet with clear rings • Side of the Moon we never see • Where asteroids struck the Moon • Different ways the Moon appears • Biggest planet in the Solar System • Caused by the tilt of the Earth's axis • Greek who estimated the size of the Earth • Shadow in which a partial eclipse will occur • ...
Plate Tectonics 2023-02-06
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- more dense things
- where 2 plates collide
- the thinnest layer of the earth
- layer of the earth below the mantle
- where 2 plates slide
- hottest layer of the earth
- less dense things
- where 2 plates separate
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- made up of crust and upper mantle
- what happens in the mantle when magma heats up and cools down
- what happens at a transform boundary
- what is created at a convergent boundary
- layer of the earth where convection currents take place
- ______ and nickel make up the core of the earth
14 Clues: more dense things • less dense things • where 2 plates slide • where 2 plates collide • where 2 plates separate • hottest layer of the earth • the thinnest layer of the earth • made up of crust and upper mantle • layer of the earth below the mantle • what happens at a transform boundary • what is created at a convergent boundary • ______ and nickel make up the core of the earth • ...
science project 2022-02-16
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- a middle school in mass
- What season do you see leo
- caused by the sun
- When you don't see the moon
- is a medium sized star.
- orbits around the earth because of bigger gravity.
- 6 are in the usa.
- less half of the moon is seen
- time when the suns rays doesn't go on the moon
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- place that has more of a mild climate
- what spins on its axis
- not with night time equal.
- has the most gravity in our solar system
- time shadows tilt.
- When half of the earth has a shadow
- is bigger than the sun
- shadows tilt north.
- a protoplanet hit earth
- keeps the planets and all the stuff on the earth in one place.
19 Clues: caused by the sun • 6 are in the usa. • time shadows tilt. • shadows tilt north. • what spins on its axis • is bigger than the sun • a middle school in mass • a protoplanet hit earth • is a medium sized star. • What season do you see leo • not with night time equal. • When you don't see the moon • less half of the moon is seen • When half of the earth has a shadow • ...
Water Cycle Vocabulary for Science 2021-08-10
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- the continuous movement of water between Earth's spheres
- A living object on Earth that affects its ecosystem
- The mixtures of gases on Earth
- The rocky, solid part of the Earth
- All of the liquid water on Earth
- The force of attraction between an object and the Earth
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- the process where plants release water vapor into the air
- All of the frozen water on Earth
- any form of water that falls from clouds
- A nonliving object on Earth that affects its ecosystem
- The part of Earth where life lives
- When a liquid changes into a gas
12 Clues: The mixtures of gases on Earth • All of the frozen water on Earth • When a liquid changes into a gas • All of the liquid water on Earth • The part of Earth where life lives • The rocky, solid part of the Earth • any form of water that falls from clouds • A living object on Earth that affects its ecosystem • A nonliving object on Earth that affects its ecosystem • ...
science chapter 6 2023-03-07
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- The four planets farthest from the sun are ___planets
- The planet with rings
- Moon's gravity affects the ocean's ______
- Hole on surface of the moon or other planet
- Planets orbit the sun because of the sun's ___
- The ____ is a natural satellite of Earth
- Name of our Galaxy
- Group of stars that make a picture
- The star closest to Earth
- The tilt of the Earth gives us our _____
- The smallest planet
- The brightest planet; Earth's twin
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- A continual path around the sun
- The phrase for the sun & bodies that orbit it
- The red planet
- The largest planet; has a Great Red spot
- Means suitable for life
- The only planet that is habitable
- The planet tipped on it's side
- Moon reflects light of this
- The sun is at the ___ of our solar system
- The Earth continuously spins or rotates on it's ___
- station scientists in space can live and work in this
- When N.America is tilted toward sun,it's ___ season
- Planet that takes longest to orbit the sun
25 Clues: The red planet • Name of our Galaxy • The smallest planet • The planet with rings • Means suitable for life • The star closest to Earth • Moon reflects light of this • The planet tipped on it's side • A continual path around the sun • The only planet that is habitable • Group of stars that make a picture • The brightest planet; Earth's twin • The largest planet; has a Great Red spot • ...
The Planets 2014-10-30
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- Uranus is classified as an ___ giant pplanet.
- How many planets are in our solar system?
- The sun is mainly made up of______.
- Which planet is the coldest?
- Jupiter has the ________ day io all the planets.
- What planet is the largest of the dwarf planets?
- What is the largest planet in our solar system?
- What colour is Mars known to be?
- A solar eclipseis when the Moon passes in front of the Sun casting a_____ on Earth.
- Earth is the _____ planet from the sun.
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- The rise and fall of the _____ on Earth is caused by the Moon
- Which is the furthest planet from the sun?
- Terristrial planet, second from the sun.
- Mercury is the most _____ planet in the Solar System
- Which planet is closest to the sun?
- Neptune is the ______ of the ice giants.
- Apollo 11 landed on what planet?
- Which planet is known for its rings?
- What is the only planet that inhabits humans?
- Pluto is now considered a ______ planet.
20 Clues: Which planet is the coldest? • Apollo 11 landed on what planet? • What colour is Mars known to be? • The sun is mainly made up of______. • Which planet is closest to the sun? • Which planet is known for its rings? • Earth is the _____ planet from the sun. • Terristrial planet, second from the sun. • Neptune is the ______ of the ice giants. • ...
Space Exploration Vocabulary - Units 1 & 2 2014-04-11
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- The angle measured above the horizon in degrees when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
- Newton's law states that all objects attract all other objects, and provides an explaination for the planets' elliptical orbits
- A model of the universe that places Earth at the centre with the sun, moon, and planets revolving around it
- The angle measured clockwise from North when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
- A figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets in the solar system move in elliptical orbits around the sun
- A model of the universe that places at the centre with Earth, the planets and the moon revolving around it.
- All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets)
- A set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motion of things
- Another name for placing the sun at the centre with the planets and moon revolving around it
- A device used to measure the altitude of an object
- To throw or bend back from a surface
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- Locate a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though the celestial bodies are circling the Earth)
- A device used to measure an object's azimuth
- The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope
- Another name in which you can view objects that are magnified using a telescope
- Celestial bodies in our solar system, including Earth, that orbits the sun
- The large lens at the front of a telescope
- Determines the fineness of detail a telescope can produce of an object in view
- Groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names
- Another name for placing Earth at the centre so that the sun, moon and planets revolve around it
- To deflect
21 Clues: To deflect • To throw or bend back from a surface • The large lens at the front of a telescope • A device used to measure an object's azimuth • A device used to measure the altitude of an object • All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets) • The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope • ...
Space Exploration Vocabulary - Units 1 & 2 2014-04-11
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- The large lens at the front of a telescope
- A figure that looks like a squashed circle; planets in the solar system move in elliptical orbits around the sun
- Newton's law states that all objects attract all other objects, and provides an explaination for the planets' elliptical orbits
- Another name for placing the sun at the centre with the planets and moon revolving around it
- A device used to measure the altitude of an object
- The angle measured above the horizon in degrees when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
- The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope
- Groupings of stars that form patterns, which appear like objects and are given names
- A set of axes of any kind that is used to describe the positions or motion of things
- A device used to measure an object's azimuth
- Another name in which you can view objects that are magnified using a telescope
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- To deflect
- A model of the universe that places at the centre with Earth, the planets and the moon revolving around it.
- Another name for placing Earth at the centre so that the sun, moon and planets revolve around it
- Locate a celestial body relative to a fixed Earth (as though the celestial bodies are circling the Earth)
- To throw or bend back from a surface
- A model of the universe that places Earth at the centre with the sun, moon, and planets revolving around it
- The angle measured clockwise from North when measuring altitude-azimuth co-ordinates
- All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets)
- Determines the fineness of detail a telescope can produce of an object in view
- Celestial bodies in our solar system, including Earth, that orbits the sun
21 Clues: To deflect • To throw or bend back from a surface • The large lens at the front of a telescope • A device used to measure an object's azimuth • A device used to measure the altitude of an object • All objects seen in the sky (sun, moon, stars, and planets) • The lens through which you view a magnified object using a telescope • ...
science chapter 6 2023-03-07
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- Moon reflects light of this
- The tilt of the Earth gives us our _____
- Hole on surface of the moon or other planet
- The phrase for the sun & bodies that orbit it
- The only planet that is habitable
- Group of stars that make a picture
- The smallest planet
- The planet tipped on it's side
- The sun is at the ___ of our solar system
- Planet that takes longest to orbit the sun
- Planets orbit the sun because of the sun's ___
Down
- station scientists in space can live and work in this
- The ____ is a natural satellite of Earth
- Means suitable for life
- Name of our Galaxy
- The red planet
- A continual path around the sun
- The four planets farthest from the sun are ___planets
- Moon's gravity affects the ocean's ______
- The brightest planet; Earth's twin
- When N.America is tilted toward sun,it's ___ season
- The planet with rings
- The Earth continuously spins or rotates on it's ___
- The star closest to Earth
- The largest planet; has a Great Red spot
25 Clues: The red planet • Name of our Galaxy • The smallest planet • The planet with rings • Means suitable for life • The star closest to Earth • Moon reflects light of this • The planet tipped on it's side • A continual path around the sun • The only planet that is habitable • The brightest planet; Earth's twin • Group of stars that make a picture • The ____ is a natural satellite of Earth • ...
P8 Science Class 2021-05-31
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- pigment and it's where the process of photosynthesis happens
- another word for glucose
- natural disaster; violent shaking of the ground
- no charge particle
- the relatively thin part of the earth's crust which underlies the ocean basins
- heat transfer that travels away from the source
- Second layer of the earth
- waves of energy that travel through earth's layer
- the mass of an atom of a chemical element expressed in atomic mass units
- the formation of fresh areas of oceanic crust which occurs through magma at mid-ocean ridges and its outward movement on either side
- where majority of the water is stored
- first layer of the earth
- Measures and records details of earthquakes
- column of element; vertical
- the mass of an atom of a chemical element expressed in atomic mass units
- natural disaster in the water; Huge wave
- a anabolic reaction
- the point on the earth's surface vertically above the focus of an earthquake.
- 6C+H12+06
- smallest particle of an element
- positive charge particle
- Fourth layer of the earth
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- column of elements; horizontal
- erupts from a volcano or fissure
- rigid outer part of earth
- upper layer of the earth's mantle
- small molecules build up
- all the earth as one
- located in the leaves of a plant
- palisade cells are located here
- reactant of photosynthesis that comes from the sun
- negative charge particle
- reactant of photosynthesis that is a gas
- internal part of seismograph
- the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom
- type of energy that plants use as fuel
- group 1 on the periodic table
- product of photosynthesis that is a gas
- portion of the outer rocky layer of the Earth that extends vertically from the surface
- reactant of photosynthesis that is a liquid
- Third layer of the earth
41 Clues: 6C+H12+06 • no charge particle • a anabolic reaction • all the earth as one • another word for glucose • small molecules build up • negative charge particle • first layer of the earth • Third layer of the earth • positive charge particle • rigid outer part of earth • Second layer of the earth • Fourth layer of the earth • column of element; vertical • internal part of seismograph • ...
Space Crossword Puzzel 2020-05-15
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- the galaxy that contains the Solar System
- The space station where Apollo 11 took off from and landed back
- A person trained to pilot, command, or serve as a member in space
- The pull on Earth
- the envelope of gases surrounding a planet
- The star around which the earth orbits
- an obscuring of the light from one celestial body by the passage of another between it and the observer or between it and its source of illumination
- First spacecraft that landed humans on the moon
- the alternate rising and falling of the sea, usually twice in each lunar day at a particular place, due to the attraction of the moon and sun
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- the different ways the Moon looks from Earth over about a month
- Something that can be propelled to a great height or distance into space
- The curved path of a celestial object or spacecraft around a star, planet, or moon
- First person to walk the moon
- The United States Federal Government responsible for the civilian space program
- the natural satellite of the earth, visible by reflected light from the sun
- a celestial body moving in an elliptical orbit around a star
- Move or cause to move in a circle around an axis or center
- An instrument to see space clearer from on Earth
- An artificial body placed in orbit around the earth or moon or another planet in order to collect information or for communication
- an imaginary line about which a body rotates
20 Clues: The pull on Earth • First person to walk the moon • The star around which the earth orbits • the galaxy that contains the Solar System • the envelope of gases surrounding a planet • an imaginary line about which a body rotates • First spacecraft that landed humans on the moon • An instrument to see space clearer from on Earth • ...
How Much Do YOU Know About The Solar System? 2013-06-02
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- A fiery ball of hot gas
- Mercury's days are very ___
- Known as the Red Planet
- The biggest planet
- Planet closest to the sun
- Mercury's nights are very ____
- Planet furthest away from the sun
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- The sun is not a planet it is a ____
- Planet that has clearly visible rings encircling it
- Earth has ___ moon
- Number of Planets in the Solar System
- Compared to other planets Earth is very
- Force that keeps the planets orbiting the sun
- Like Earth Mars has sheets of ice at the top and bottom of the planet named _____. Hint: Earth has North and South _____
- How long it takes for the Earth to orbit the sun
15 Clues: Earth has ___ moon • The biggest planet • A fiery ball of hot gas • Known as the Red Planet • Planet closest to the sun • Mercury's days are very ___ • Mercury's nights are very ____ • Planet furthest away from the sun • The sun is not a planet it is a ____ • Number of Planets in the Solar System • Compared to other planets Earth is very • ...
2nd nine week haven douglas 2023-12-06
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- a break or crack in the earth
- where the plates touch
- low viscosity and fast flow
- erupted in 1883
- magma on the earth
- a belt around the pacific plate
- this type of wave moves slower up and down
- molten mixture of rock forming substances
- the most outer layer of the earth
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- simplest type
- mountains that contain molten rock
- slower moving and cooler tempature
- this is the point within the eart where 2 tectonic
- high in viscosity
- this is a device that measures seismic waves
- the biggest layer of the earth
16 Clues: simplest type • erupted in 1883 • high in viscosity • magma on the earth • where the plates touch • low viscosity and fast flow • a break or crack in the earth • the biggest layer of the earth • a belt around the pacific plate • the most outer layer of the earth • mountains that contain molten rock • slower moving and cooler tempature • molten mixture of rock forming substances • ...
World Geography 2016-08-26
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- hemisphere/the half of the earth that lies north of the equator
- map/ map that shows the location of natural features such as mountains and rivers ; can also show cities and countries
- meridian/the meridian of 0 degrees longitude from which other longitudes are calculated
- hemisphere/the part of earth east of the atlantic ocean including europe,asia,australia,and africa;longitude 20w and 160E often considered its boundaries
- north or south from the equator measured in degrees
- directions/the courses or routes of northeast , northwest , southeast , southwest
- size of a picture , plan , or model of a thing compared to the size of the thing itself
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- hemisphere/the half of the earth comprising north and south america and surrounding waters ; longitude 20W and 160E often considered its boundaries
- measured by degrees or time east or west from the prime meridian
- specific place on earth
- location / location in relation to other places
- location/the exact position of a place on the earths surface
- directions/the four principal courses or routes of north , south , east ,and west
- system/pattern formed as the lines of latitude and longitude cross one another
- parallel of 0 degrees latitude from which other latitudes are calculated
- of a sphere or globe , as in the earths northern and southern hemispheres
- rose/a map tool that indicates direction
- hemisphere/the half of the earth that lies south of the equator
- map legend
- bar/shows the relationship between map measurements and actual distance on earth
20 Clues: map legend • specific place on earth • rose/a map tool that indicates direction • location / location in relation to other places • north or south from the equator measured in degrees • location/the exact position of a place on the earths surface • hemisphere/the half of the earth that lies north of the equator • ...
