sky terms 2013
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Asteroid belt
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Asteroid belt
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The part between the inner and outer planets that is filled with asteroids
Asteroid belt
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Axis
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Axis
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Axis
A straight line that an object or body rotates, or seems to rotate around.
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Blue moon
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Blue moon
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Blue moonThe blue moon is were there is two full moons in one month which happens every 2 to 3 years!
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ASTERISM
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ASTERISM
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ASTERISM
Stars that form patterns but are generally smaller than or part of a constellation. The big Dipper is an asterism and forms part of the constellation Ursa Magor.
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ASTRONOMY
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ASTRONOMY
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ASTRONOMY
The study of the Universe and all the bodies that appear in the skies.
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satellite
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satellite
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satellite
Satellite: a man made or heavy body(moon) that orbits around a large
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COMET.• BY:ROBYN HUNTER
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COMET
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COMET
• Comet means, a large ball • Of ice, dust, rock and gas • That orbits the sun, circling• The dark edges of the solar• System.
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ASTEROIDS:
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ASTEROIDS:
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ASTEROIDS:Chunks of rock that vary in size from very large
(appr.1030 km in diameter)to quite small . They orbit the sun between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter .
About 3000 Astroids have been found
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OUTER PLANET
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OUTER PLANET
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THE FOUR GIANT GASEOUS PLANETS – JUPITER / URANOUS/ SATURAN/ NEPTUNE
OUTER PLANET
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GIBBOUS
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GIBBOUS
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A PHASE IN THE MOON CYCLE WHEN MORE THE HALF OF THE MOON IS SOWING
GIBBOUS
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ORBIT
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ORBIT
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ORBIT
• The path of a planet or other heavenly body as it resolves around another body in space.
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Light YearAine
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Light Year
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Light Year
The distance light travels in a year. One light year is about 9.5 trillion km.
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MagnitudeAine
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Magnitude
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MagnitudeA six class scale used to measure the brightness of the stars.
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Study for Science
By Amy & Julia
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Lunar Eclipse
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Lunar EclipseLunar Eclipse
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Lunar Eclipse
Lunar Eclipse
An eclipse in which the moon appears darkened as it passes into the earth's shadow
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Galaxy
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Galaxy
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GalaxyGalaxy
A system of millions or billions of stars, together with gas and dust, held together by gravitational attraction
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GALAXY
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GaLaXy
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GALAXY
A collection of billions of stars and other matter held together by gravity. Our planet Earth and the sun belong to the Milky Way galaxy. They are only tiny parts of this galaxy.
By: Mikhail Nisbett