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- 1. LA LLUNA
- 2. QUÈ ÉS LA LLUNA? • La LLUNA és un satèl·lit natural de la TERRA. • És va fer amb un METEORIT que va xocar a la TERRA i va treure una part de la TERRA i va ser la LLUNA. • No té llum, és el reflexa del SOL. • No té aigua ni oxigen.
- 3. QUIN MOVIMENT FA? • Moviment de TRANSLACIÓ: • Vol dir que dóna voltes a la TERRA i sobre si mateixa. • (Triga 28 dies).
- 4. FASES DE LA LLUNA CREIXENT : A punt de ser lluna plena. LLUNA PLENA: És veu tota la lluna. MINVANT: A punt de ser lluna nova. LLUNA NOVA: No es veu res.
- 5. DADES SOBRE LA LLUNA DADES SOBRE LA LLUNA LA TERRA TAMANY: RADI 1737 KM 6378 KM DISTÀNSIA: MITJANA A LA TERRA 384403 KM TEMPERATURA DEL DIA 107 º C 15º C TEMPERATURA DE LA NIT -153º C 15º C
- 6. COM ES FA UN ECLIPSI LLUNAR? •L'eclipsi LLUNAR és quan la LLUNA es posa entre el SOL i la TERRA i fa que la TERRA no tingui llum.
- 7. QUÈ VOLEM SABER? • Volem saber quan pesem a la LLUNA? • A la LLUNA pesem menys que la TERRA. • Conversor de pes: http://www.traducimos.cl/planet/
- 8. PROBLEMES A LA LLUNA • Si caus pots trencar-te el casc i et quedes sense oxigen. (et pots morir) • El terra de la LLUNA és molt més tou que el de la TERRA i és més enganxifós i pots ensopegar més fàcilment.
- 9. ELS PRIMES HOMES EN TREPITJAR LA LLUNA I TORNA AMB VIDA.