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III. Chapter 12, section 3: Phases, Eclipses & TidesA. Phases: are the differences of shaded (non-sun lit) areas that

show on a body in space.

1. All bodies in space have phasesVenus

2. Earth’s moon phases

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B. Eclipses: is a shadow cast from one body in space onto another body in space.

1. Eclipses happen all the time in other places2. Two Types of Earthly Eclipsesa. Solar eclipse: is when the moon’s shadow fall on the Earth.

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b. Lunar eclipse: is when the Earth’s shadow falls on the moon.

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C. Tides: are the rise and fall of water on Earth, due to the pull of gravity from the moon (mostly).

1. Have regular patterns

High Tide Low Tide 2. Tide charts are made for every costal location.

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3. Two types of major tidesa. Neap tide.

b. Spring tide.