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Week in Review: April 21, 2017
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bowl-shaped depressions formed by meteroid...
Week in Review: April 21, 2017
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bowl-shaped depressions formed by meteroid...
craters
apples
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rays
sunglasses
white lines that extend in all directions from some craters
half between new moon and full moon
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craters
make me mad
equal day and night
bowl-shaped depressions
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Sun-Earth-Moon-during a full moon phase when the earth casts a shadow on the moon...
lunar eclipse
Christmas
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equinox is
equal day and night
not equal
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phases of the moon that are larger than quarters...
flooded craters
rays
gibbous moons
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gibbous moons are...
phases of the moon that are larger than quarters
something to eat
beyond the sun
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comets are
large, icy, rare visitors from the outer reaches
overrated
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an axis is
large, icy visitors
an imaginary shaft on which the Earth turns
not important
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What is halfway between new moon and full moon?
rilles
first quarter
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Equal day and night
not sure
axix
equinox
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large, icey, rare visitors from the outer reaches of the solar system...
Blitzen
comet
Donner
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equal days and night...
axis
equinox
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large diameters with dark rims and a flat inside
rays
flooded craters
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an imaginary shaft on which the earth turns
axis
craters
equinox
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flooded craters are
white lines that extend in all directions
irritating
large diameters with dark rims and a flat inside
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structures that look like canyons or steam courses
rilles
spaghetti
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first quarter
halfway between new moon and new sun
halfway between new moon and full moon
halfway between New York and California
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lunar eclipse is
equal day and night
sun-earth-moon during a full moon phase
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rilles
structures that look like tomatoes
white lines
structures that look like canyons or stream courses
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White lines that extend in all directions from craters
gibbous moons
rays
