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Physical Features: Phases of the Moon • P1 - Time for the Moon to orbit around the Earth once • P2 - Direction of the Moon’s rotation around the Moon • P3 - Time for the Moon to complete its cycle of phases. • P4 - Cause of Phases • P5 - General Direction of the Moon’s rising • P6 - Change in phase over time • P7 - Phase and Sun-Earth-Moon positions • P8 - Phase - location in sky - time of observation relationship • P9 - Effect on Moon phase with Change in location on Earth

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Page 1: Physical Features: Phases of the Moon P1 - Time for the Moon to orbit around the Earth once P2 - Direction of the Moon’s rotation around the Moon P3 -

Physical Features: Phases of the Moon

• P1 - Time for the Moon to orbit around the Earth once

• P2 - Direction of the Moon’s rotation around the Moon

• P3 - Time for the Moon to complete its cycle of phases.

• P4 - Cause of Phases

• P5 - General Direction of the Moon’s rising

• P6 - Change in phase over time

• P7 - Phase and Sun-Earth-Moon positions

• P8 - Phase - location in sky - time of observation relationship

• P9 - Effect on Moon phase with Change in location on Earth

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Conceptual Gain by physical feature

• P1 - Time for the Moon to orbit around the Earth once (1.0)

• P2 - Direction of the Moon’s rotation around the Moon (.69)

• P3 - Time for the Moon to complete its cycle of phases. (.95)

• P4 - Cause of Phases (.78)

• P5 - General Direction of the Moon’s rising (.77)

• P6 - Change in phase over time (-.026)

• P7 - Phase and Sun-Earth-Moon positions (.47)

• P8 - Phase - location in sky - time of observation relationship. (0.46)

• P9 - Effect on Moon phase with Change in location on Earth (.67)

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