New science Flashcards

1
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Main source of solar radiation

A

Insolation

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2
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Longer the path in the sky, earth receives greater insolation when the days are longer

A

Higher altitude

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3
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Position of the sun in the sky depends on the latitude you are standing on

A

Latitudinals Variation in insolation

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4
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Movement of an object around another object

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Revolution

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5
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Path on which the revolving objects move

A

Orbit

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6
Q

Transition of each seasons

A

Solstice and equinox

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7
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June to November

A

Rainy

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8
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December to February

A

Dry/Cool season

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9
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March to may

A

Hot/Dry season

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10
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This changes with the position of earth in the orbit

A

The orbital position and changing insolation

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11
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During this time the sun reaches its highest noon altitude and stacks reversing its movement towards lower altitude

A

Solstice

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12
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Winter solstice in Northern hemisphere

A

Less sunlight

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13
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Summer solstice in the northern hemisphere

A

More sunlight

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14
Q

Earth experiences equal lengths of days and nights

A

Equinox

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15
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Marks beginning of Spring, spring equinox March 21

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Vernal equinox

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16
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Marks Beginning of autumn, fall equinox, Sept 23

A

Autumnal equinox

17
Q

Who believed that monstrous crocodilian dragon named bakunawa was the caused of the eclipse

A

Early cebuano’s

18
Q

Summer monsoon ((southwest)) wet monsoon may to September

A

Habagat

19
Q

Winter monsoon ((northeast)) dry monsoon October to March

A

Amihan

20
Q

Promotes greater rainfall and floods

A

LA Niña

21
Q

Every 2-9 years large scale of oceanographic or meteorological event

A

El Niño

22
Q

Newmoon passes between earth and sun

A

Eclipses of Sun

23
Q

Full moon on earth’s shadow

A

Eclipses of moon

24
Q

Used to predict upcoming lunar eclipses

A

Saros cycle

25
Q

Earth’s 2 shadows

A

Umbra, penumbra

26
Q

Use protection when seeing solar eclipses?

A

Yes

27
Q

Use protection when seeing lunar eclipses?

A

No

28
Q

Types of lunar eclipses

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Particial, penumbral, total