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Motions of the Earth

Motions of the earth

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Motions of the Earth

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Take a look around yourself

A fan or a top turns around a certain imaginary line. This line is called the axis of rotation.

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Earth's Rotation

A circle drawn around the surface of the earth at a distance exactly halfway between north and south poles is called the equator.The equator divides earth in two equal parts Northern hemisphere and Southern hemisphere.

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Day/night

Earth revolves around the sun. Rotates in anticlockwise motion moves from

west to east. The part that gets light has daytime The part that does not get light has night time.

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Sunset and Sunrise Sometimes when we go for a trip we see places

called sunset or sunrise points from where these can be clearly seen on the horizon.

The sunrise point is in the East, sunset in West

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Earth completes one revolution around the sun in 24 hours.- i.e. One Day Fix a point at any country.Rotate the earthFor approx. 12 hours that part of earth is towards the sun and approx. 12 hours away from sun.

12 hours daytime + 12 hours Night time = 24 hours

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One year

Without changing it's Axis of rotation the earth revolves around the sun.

It takes365 days and 6 hours to complete one revolution around the sun.

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Leap year

Every 4 year add 6 hours 6+6+6+6=24 hours-one day. According to Gregorian calendar the

month of February has 28 days. After every 4 years the lost one day makes the month of February of 29 days. So that Leap year has 366 day instead of 365 days.

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Seasons Due to inclined axis of earth length of day

and night is not equal. 22 March to 23 sept. Northern Hemisphere-

Days are longer, so warmer, hence Summer season

In the same period in Southern hemisphere. Nights are longer, Less heat so itsWinter.

23 sept. to 22 March - Northern Hemisphere- Nights are longer Less heat - Winter.

In the same period southern hemisphere days are longer, More heat so its Summer.

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In Bharat, 3 seasons

Summer : Vastant,Grishma, Chaitra, Vaishakh, Jeshta

Rainy : Varsh sharad Aashard shravan, bhadrapad

Winter : Hemant Shishir Ashwin, kartik, margshish

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Why Moon small and

large

Earth revolves around the sun At the same time moon revolves around the

earth These two orbits intersects Sun moon and the earth are not always along a

straight line

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Full moon

Moon has no light of its own We see moon because of sun's light that falls

on it. One day in a Month we see full moon

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New Moon

One day in a Month we can not see any part of moon - No sun's light on the moon

From day of new moon it grows bigger and bigger.

Different shapes - Phrases.

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Waxing moon and Wanning moon

From day of new moon to full moon it takes 14-15 day - Waxing moon Shukla

Full moon to new moon it takes - 14-15 day - wanning moon - krishna Paksha - 15 days.

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Lunar Month -Tithi

15 day waxing moon + 15 day wanning = One month - Lunar Month

Everyday of Lunar month is Tithi.

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Lets Summaries

The rotation of earth gives rise day & night Revolution of earth and inclination of axis

gives rise to cycle of seasons. Revolution of moon around earth gives rise

to phases of moon. Full moon to new moon - Waxing Shukla

paksha New moon to full moon - warming krishna

paksha