Investigating forces, energy, and Earth's place in the universe.
The way Earth moves in space gives us different seasons, changing moon shapes, and even exciting eclipses!
Earth is tilted as it orbits the sun. This tilt means different parts of Earth get more sunlight at different times of the year.
The moon looks different throughout the month because of how sunlight hits it as it goes around Earth.
Understanding these patterns lets us predict events like eclipses and plan fun activities like stargazing!
We have summer during June because our part of Earth faces the sun.
A lunar eclipse happens when Earth’s shadow covers the moon.
Earth's tilt and orbit create seasons, moon phases, and eclipses.