Exam 3: Earth-Sun Geometry and the Seasons
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When viewed above its North Pole,the Moon rotates in a counterclockwise direction about its axis of rotation.
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The axis of the Earth makes an angle of 23.5º with the plane of the ecliptic.
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Choose the latitude with the highest Sun angle over the course of the year.
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The diameter of the Sun is about 1000 times the diameter of the Earth.
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The axis of the Earth makes an angle of 66.5º with the plane of the ecliptic.
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Explain the seasonal changes in the number of daylight hours per day for a position at the upper latitudes (66.5ºN)of the Northern Hemisphere.
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On August 27 of each year,in which direction has the subsolar point moved compared to August 20?
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b) south
c) west
d) north
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Where is the subsolar point when all latitudes above 66.5ºN experience 24 hours of darkness?
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In the Northern Hemisphere,at which time of the year does the Sun reach its highest point in the sky at solar noon?
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The Sun always illuminates half of the Earth at any given time,while the other half is in shadow.
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If the subsolar point is moving from the Tropic of Cancer toward the Equator,what season of the year is it in the Northern Hemisphere?
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If the subsolar point is moving from the Equator toward the Tropic of Capricorn,what season of the year is it in the Southern Hemisphere?
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As the subsolar point is heading north after crossing the Equator,which hemisphere is receiving the greatest amount of sunlight?
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The Northern Hemisphere's summer solstice occurs when the subsolar point is at the Tropic of Cancer.
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The Earth's diameter is greater when measured around the poles than when measured around the Equator.
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The difference in the distance from the Sun between the aphelion and the perihelion points is about 3 million miles.
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The Earth is broken into 24 time zones,with each time zone being exactly 15º wide.
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On the Northern Hemisphere's summer solstice,the subsolar point is located at the
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