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The spin of a
planet or moon
What is one
What force
keeps the Earth
and other
complete trip
around an
orbit called?
as seen from
above a planet's
pole is called..?
planets in orbit
with the sun?
What is the
Neap tides are
at what angle
between the
Earth, moon,
and sun?
List two
periodic rise
and fall of the
reasons for why
the Earth
water level in
experiences
ocean called?
seasons.
When the axis is
tilted towards
Janis lives near the
ocean. List two
What phase

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