The document discusses key facts about the Earth's rotation around the sun every 165.25 days and the moon's orbit around Earth every 29.53 days. It explains how day and night occur depending on which side of Earth faces the sun. The text also covers solar eclipses, which happen when the moon blocks the sun, and lunar eclipses, which occur when Earth blocks the sun's light from reaching the moon.

1. Made by: Jorge Paton

2.  It takes 165.25 days for the earth to spin
around the earth.
 The sun rises from the east to the west. In
summer the sun goes further from earth
which then take more time to go to the west.
 In winter it gets closer and leaves quicker to
the west. It is only day if the part you are is
facing the earth and it is night when the part
you are is not facing the earth.

3.  The it takes the moon 29.53 days to orbit the
Earth. Whenever you see the moon you will
only see a side of it and the other side of it is
called the dark side of the moon.
 The sun is the thing that makes you see the
moon and some times the moon is blocking
the sun which then is a new moon.

4.  The longest total Solar eclipse was 7.5
minutes. Also there are at least two solar
eclipse each year.
 A solar eclipse happens when the moon is
completely blocking the sun and this can
sometimes happen in a new moon.

5.  A Lunar Eclipse happens when the moon is at
the dark side of earth and the sun is pointing
at Earth and Earth is reflecting a red colour to
the moon which then turns into a Lunar
eclipse.
 A Lunar eclipse at least happens 2 times a
year. And there could 7 eclipses (the Lunar
and the Solar) in a year. In 1935 there was 5
solar eclipses.

6.  Because when its summer the earth is tilted
and the continents are facing the sun also
Antarctica is down.