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| the Sun and the group of bodies that revolve around it. |
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| do not generate their own light, orbit around a star. |
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| are smaller objects that obit a planet |
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| do not generate their own light |
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| a body that orbits a larger body, moons are also satellites. |
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| energy that comes from the Sun |
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| one complete spin of a planet is a rotation. |
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| the time it takes a planet to orbit the sun. |
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| Earth's axis in relation to the Sun. |
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is on a parallel 23 1/2 degrees south of the equator.
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| is located 66 1/2 degrees north of the equator. |
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located at 66 1/2 degrees south of the equator.
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| parallel located at 23 1/2 degrees north of the equator. |
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| warm low latitude areas near the equator |
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the areas that surround the North and South Poles.
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| the time the Earth's poles point at their greatest angle toward or away from the Sun. |
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occurs twice each year when the Earth's poles are not pointed toward or away from the Sun. Means equal night. At this time the direct rays of the Sun strike the equator, and both poles are at a 90 degree angle from the Sun.
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| not done of one's free will |
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| to draw the mind away in another direction |
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| a word giving magical power |
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