Eclipse
Notes
Research
Practice
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Title: Eclipse
Objective: I can construct a
model of the position of the Sun,
Earth, and Moon during a solar
and lunar eclipse.
Essential Question: What is the
difference in position of the Sun,
Earth, and Moon during a solar
and lunar eclipse?
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Title: Eclipse
You will conduct research on 5 different
eclipses. Manipulate the Earth and moon
on each slide to match the research you
have conducted.
http://www.space.com/15689-lunar-eclipses.html
http://mreclipse.com/Special/SEprimer.html
http://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse
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Total Lunar Eclipse Research
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Partial Lunar Eclipse Research
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Total Solar Eclipse Research
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Partial Solar Eclipse Research
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Annular Solar Eclipse Research
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As you work through the
notes you will draw the
models of each eclipse on
the paper that was provided
to you.
By the time you are done
you will have all eclipses
drawn on one diagram.
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Total Lunar Eclipse
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Sometimes called a blood moon. During a total
lunar eclipse, the sun, Earth and moon form a
line in space. Earth’s shadow falls on the face of
the moon.
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Partial Lunar Eclipse
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A partial lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth moves
between the Sun and Moon but the 3 celestial
bodies do not form a perfectly straight line in
space. When that happens, a small part of the
Moon's surface is covered by the darkest, central
part of the Earth's shadow, called the umbra.
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Total Solar Eclipse
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Total solar eclipses occur when the Moon
comes between the Sun and the Earth and
casts the darkest part of its shadow (the
umbra) on Earth.
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Partial Solar Eclipse
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The Moon partially covers the Sun. If
you're somewhere in the eclipse's path,
you'll see that the Moon appears to take a
bite out of the Sun.
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Annular Solar Eclipse
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An annular solar eclipse happens when the Moon
covers the Sun's center, leaving the Sun's visible
outer edges to form a “ring of fire” or annulus
around the Moon.
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Answer the following
questions by manipulating
(moving) the Earth and the
moon to match the name of
the eclipse at the top of the
slide.
You also need to draw each
eclipse on a separate sheet
of paper. This will be turned
in at the end of the period.
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Total Lunar Eclipse
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Partial Lunar Eclipse
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Total Solar Eclipse
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Partial Solar Eclipse
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Annular Solar Eclipse
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Save the keynote as your
first name last name,
eclipse.
Send it back to your
teacher.
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