Notes From A Ravenclaw (Year 2)
written by Anne Pickering
NOTE: I will be coming back to this and rewriting it for the current 2nd year! Year 2 is here! This is a compilation of my Year 2 notes for all classes. There will be no essay or quizzes here. Just notes based on the lessons. These notes are in no way a substitute for reading the lessons and/or text books for each class!
Last Updated
05/31/21
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Astr 201 Week 2
Chapter 15
Phases and Tides
Moon rotates counterclockwise around the Earth
The sun produces the Solar System's light and magic and the planets and moons can only reflect what light and magic is given to them
Moon phases video: https://youtu.be/AQ5vty8f9Xc
Tides: ocean tides
The tide with the smallest change in water level is called the neap tide
The tide with the biggest change are spring tides
Moon cycle and Earth rotation affect the tides
Tides are caused by the Sun's gravity and the Moon's gravity
Moon has more of a gravitational pull because it is closer to Earth than the sun is.
Spring tides happen during Full and New moons.
Neap tides during the First and Third quarter moons
Syzygy: three astronomical objects arranged in a straight line
Moon rotates counterclockwise around the Earth
The sun produces the Solar System's light and magic and the planets and moons can only reflect what light and magic is given to them
Moon phases video: https://youtu.be/AQ5vty8f9Xc
Tides: ocean tides
The tide with the smallest change in water level is called the neap tide
The tide with the biggest change are spring tides
Moon cycle and Earth rotation affect the tides
Tides are caused by the Sun's gravity and the Moon's gravity
Moon has more of a gravitational pull because it is closer to Earth than the sun is.
Spring tides happen during Full and New moons.
Neap tides during the First and Third quarter moons
Syzygy: three astronomical objects arranged in a straight line
