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Day, Night and Seasons

Emma Boxley Physics AQA IGCSE Inglés

Mind map about day, night and seasons: the 4 seasons, the Sun, the seasonal tilt, years and day and night

Mind map: Day, night and seasons

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Day, Night and Seasons

  1. The 4 seasons

    • Summer
    • Winter
    • Autumn
    • Spring
  2. The Sun

    • Because the earth is moving, the sun appears to travel from east to west every day
      • This is because the earth is rotating to the east
    • In the summer it is high
    • In the winter it is low
  3. The seasonal tilt

    • The Northern Hemisphere
      • When the northern part of the earth is tilted it is summer in the northern hemisphere
      • When the souther part of the earth is tilted it is winter in the northern hemisphere
    • The Southern hemisphere
      • When the northern part of the earth is tilted it is winter in the southern hemisphere
      • When the southern part of the earth is tilted it is summer in the southern hemisphere
  4. Years

    • A planet's year is the time it takes to make one complete orbit around the Sun
    • The Earth goes once round the Sun in one Earth year.
      • Thats 365 earth days
    • Different planets take different lengths of time to orbit the Sun
      • Mercury has a year of just 88 Earth days
      • Neptune has a year of 164 Earth years
  5. Day and Night

    • A day is the amount of time it takes a planet to complete a full rotation
      • An earth day is 24 hours long
    • The Sun lights up one half of the Earth, and the other half is in shadow
      • The half in shadow is experiencing night and the half in light day

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AQA IGCSE (EOY exams yr 8) Physics Mapa Mental sobre Day, Night and Seasons, creado por Emma Boxley el 01/05/2013.
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