Astronomy Unit 3
Across
- 2. Sun shines on the equator, occurs twice a year, “equal night”
- 3. A Longitude line that runs through Greenwich, England; 0 degrees
- 6. Turning around another object (1 Earth revolution = 365 1/4 days)
- 7. Lines that runs north/south on the globe. (Ex: Prime Meridian)
- 9. Turning on an axis (1 Earth rotation = 24 hours)
- 11. Winter & Summer; Sun's rays directing on the Tropics
- 12. A Line that runs from east/west on the globe. (Ex:Equator.)
- 15. First day of winter, shortest day of sunlight, and sun shines on the Tropic of Capricorn
- 16. First day of Spring, equal daylight and night time, and sun shines on the Equator
- 17. Autumn & Spring ; The Sun rays are directed on the Equator giving equal amounts of daylight and darkness
Down
- 1. First day of Autumn, equal daylight and night time, and sun shines on the Equator
- 4. The long of longitude where each day begins; 180 degrees
- 5. The position of Earth around the sun
- 8. Line of latitude in the southern/northern hemisphere; 23.5 Degrees
- 10. An Imaginary line through the center of the Earth or another planet
- 11. First day of Summer, longest day of sunlight, and sun shines on the Tropic of Cancer
- 13. The study of galaxies, stars, planet, and other celestial objects.
- 14. Sun shines on a tropic, depending on tilt and revolution during the year, “sun stands still”