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Q: Dione, a moon of Saturn, has an orbital radius of 377,400 km, and an orbital period of about 2.737…

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Q: If the celestial sphere were to be considered a hypothesis, would it be correct?

A: Celestial sphere is a sphere of extremely large radius concentric with earth. It gives the…

Q: At what time is a waxing gibbous Moon highest in the sky? 6 am Noon Midnight 6 pm O A. 9 pm B. 6 pm…

A: The Waxing Gibbous is a Moon phase that begins shortly after the First Quarter and ends when the…

Q: The synodic periods for Jupiter and Saturn are 399 and 378 days, respectively. Calculate their…

A: Given data: The synodic period of Jupiter, Sj=399 days. The synodic period of Saturn, Ss=378 days.…

Q: During the first and third quarter moon phases, there isn’t much difference between the ocean level…

A: The tides that occur during the first and third quarter moon phases is called neap tides. During…

Q: Throughout the lunar cycle when the moon is the highest, does the time become progressively earlier…

A: When the moon is in the general direction of the Sun, it is called new moon. At this point, it has…

Q: ner moon. The orbital of the outer moon is: .56 times that of the inner moon 1.8 times that of the…

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Q: If the sidereal period of Jupiter is 11.86 Earth-years, calculateits synodic period.

A: Given data: Sidereal period of Jupiter, S=11.86 Earth - years Synodic period, P=?

Q: If the Moon is in the waning gibbous phase tonight, approximately how long will it be until the Moon…

A: between a full moon and New moon it takes 2 weeks time. During that process full moon becomes waning…

Q: What is the difference between a sidereal month and a synodic revolution for the Earth?

A: One sidereal month is the time taken by moon to complete one revolution around the Earth with…

Q: If tonight the phase is waxing crescent when the Moon rises, what will be the phase one week from…

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Q: when a solar eclipse is observed, it must be during

A: The phenomena of solar clipse occurs when the moon reaches between Earth and the sun, then the moon…

Q: If the Moon rises at 6 pm on a particular day, then approximately what time will it rise 30 days…

A: Moon's  position keeps changing so moonrise occurs 50 minutes later than the day before.

Q: in order to see a lunar eclipse. which moon phase would need to occur

A: A lunar eclipse can only be seen in the full moon phase.

Q: When can a total solar eclipse occur: (Give ALL correct answers, i.e., B, AC, BCD...) A) only in…

A: The total solar eclipses occur when the new moon comes in between the sun and the earth and casts…

Q: How does the fact that the Moon’s orbit around the Earth has an eccentricity of about .055 explain…

A: Eccentricity of  moon determines the deviation of moon's orbital path from its elliptical orbital…

Q: if the moon rises at a given location at 6 pm today, about what time will it rise tomorrow

A: Moon changes its position in celestial sphere as it revolve around Earth, Thus every day the rise of…

Q: If the New Moon rises when the Sun sets, at what time will the Full Moon rise?

A: Ques: If the New Moon rises when the Sun sets, at what time will the Full Moon rise?

Q: Why did Aristarchus make his measurements of the sun's distance at the time of half moon?

A: The Aristarchus made the measurements of the sun’s distance at the time of half moon, since the…

Q: Will the next full Moon be a lunar eclipse? Why isn't every full Moon a lunar eclipse?

A: No, next full moon will not be a lunar eclipse as the as this has two lunar moons one full on 26-…

Q: Tonight you see a waning crescent in the night sky. A few (n) days later, the night is once again…

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Q: Do Earth and the Moon always cast shadows? What do we call the occurrence where one passes within…

A: Moon and Earth will always cast shadows. The shadows can be seen during the occurrence of eclipses.

Q: What is retrogade precession?

A: There are two words here that is important to understand separately, one being the retrograde and…

Q: The phase of the moon you see depends on

A: The moon is a natural satellite of the Earth. This means that the moon revolves around the earth on…

Q: How can we calculate the duration of an eclipse

A: Sun to earth =1.5×108km Moon to earth=384400km Radius of earth, Rearth=6378 km Radius of sun,…

Q: Why does the moon appear in the daytime?

A: The Moon sometimes appears in the daytime as it is the closest object to Earth.

Q: Determine what the period of revolution of the Earth would be if its distance from the Sun were 3.5…

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Q: tonight you see the moon at midnight at its highest point in the sky. What is the phase of the moon?…

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Q: Complete the missing parts of the Lunar Cycle. Full moon Waning Crescent New moon : Waxing gibbous :…

A: Lunar cycle

Q: The Moon phase cycle lasts about 29.5 days. Given this information, about how long does it take the…

A: The Moon takes 29.5 days to return to the same point on the celestial sphere  About 4 week answer…

Q: What are the phases of the Moon and what is a lunar eclipse

A: Answer:-  Lunar eclipses occurs at the full moon phase. When Earth is positioned precisely between…

Q: Arrange the sequence of the planet's from nearest to farthest from the sun.

A: Solar system consists of stars such as, the Sun, and the planets Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars,…

Q: what is lunar eclipse?

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Q: O Waning crescent Moon Waxing Crescent Moon Full Moon.

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Q: Complete the missing parts to the Lunar Cycle sequence, New Moon – 1st Quarter Full Moon : Waning…

A: The sequence is as follows : 1. New Moon 2. Waxing crescent 3. First quarter 4. Waxing Gibbous 5.…

Q: Explain why eclipses do not occur every month.

A: Solar Eclipse occurs when moon passes between earth and sun . When moon is exactly aligned  between…

Q: How do we know that it takes the moon exactly 27 1/3 days to complete a 360° orbit of Earth (a…

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Q: Why does the moon rotate aroud the Sun, and is it important?

A: According to Newton  reason the planets ,moon orbit the Sun is related to why objects fall to Earth…