Kepler’s Law - VARGAS ALDANA
Across
- 4. A type of high tide occurring when Earth's relationship with the moon phase is aligned
- 5. Long-term weather patterns caused by differences in sunlight intensity and Earth's motion
- 9. The rise and fall of sea levels driven by gravitational forces and Earth's relationship with the moon
- 11. A type of lower high tide occurring during specific moon phases
- 13. The common center of mass around which two or more celestial bodies orbit
- 14. The orbital motion of Earth around the Sun that helps cause seasonal changes
- 15. The imaginary line through Earth's poles around which it undergoes rotation
Down
- 1. A term used to describe a natural object or body located out in space
- 2. The lean of Earth's axis that causes variations in sunlight intensity and seasons
- 3. The two central points used to determine the eccentricity and shape of an orbit
- 6. The measure of how stretched out or elliptical an orbit is calculated as e=c/a
- 7. The gravitational force between celestial bodies that influences Earth's orbital motion
- 8. The spinning of Earth on its axis that causes differences in day and night
- 10. The longest diameter of an elliptical orbit used in orbital mathematics
- 12. The scientist whose laws describe the planetary motion of celestial bodies