Exam 15: Moons and Small Solar System Bodies
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The actual amount of time it takes for Earth to rotate 360° on its axis is called a
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The angle measured from the horizon to the line of sight to the celestial object is called the ______________.
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For a period after June 21 for locations above 23
° N, sunrise in the conterminous United States occurs _____________________ each day.
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The Julian calendar, which has 365 days and a leap day every 4 years, was no longer used in Europe after 1582 because
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The number of daylight hours before 12 noon is approximately the ______________ as the number after 12 noon.
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The ______________ angle added to the altitude angle equals 90°.
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The International Date Line in theory is ___________, with variations to accommodate the needs of various countries.
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The longest-daylight day for people in the Northern Hemisphere at latitudes greater than 25°N occurs when the noon Sun is overhead at the
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When one travels east while passing over the International Date Line,
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If it is 10:00 A.M. EST in Washington, D.C., what is the time in Denver, Colorado, the longitude of which is 30° more westerly?
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The longest-daylight day for people in the Northern Hemisphere at latitudes greater than 30°N occurs at the
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Six months of darkness at the South Pole begins when the Sun is at the
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The Sun is at the vernal equinox within one or two days of which of the following dates?
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The longest-daylight day for people in the Southern Hemisphere at latitudes greater than 30°S occurs at the
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The shortest-daylight day for people in the Northern Hemisphere at latitudes greater than 30°N occurs at the
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