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Astronomy Crossword
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1) spurred by the new ideas introduced by the Polish scientist, eventually overturned the Earth-centered model
3) when our universe's expansion began
4) the distance that light can travel in one year (about 10 trillion kilometers)
5) the galaxy cluster and superclusters all together
6) a gradual wobble that alters the orientation of Earth's axis in space
8) when the Moon lies directly between the Sun and Earth, so the Moon's shadow falls on Earth
10) the point directly overhead
12) total lunar eclipse, partial lunar eclipse, penumbral lunar eclipse
16) The effect whereby the position or direction of an object appears to differ when viewed from different positions
18) the Earth's yearly revolution
20) the planets move in this shape
22) when Earth lies directly between the Sun and the Moon
23) projection of the Earth's equator into space
24) the degrees from which a plane is tilted relative to an ecliptic plane
25) the path the Sun follows as it appears to circle around the celestial sphere once each year
28) the Earth's daily spin
32) the sky as seen from wherever you happen to be standing
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2) places Earth at the center of the universe
7) another word for azimuth
9) groups of galaxies with more than a few dozen members
11) geocentric, attempts to explain retrograde motion with a loop-on-loop setup
13) when the Sun, Earth and Moon fall into a straight line
14) total solar eclipse, partial solar eclipse, annular eclipse
15) consists of the Sun and all the objects that orbit it
17) the boundary between the Earth and the sky
19) where it appears that the planets are moving backwards (west to east)
21) how high a star is in the sky relative to the horizon
26) the Earth's orbital path, a defined flat plane
27) the different appearances and rising times of the moon over its cycle
29) we always see the same phase of the moon, because Earth's gravity forces the same side of the moon to show
30) a star whose complete circle lies above our horizon
31) an imaginary half circle stretching from the horizon due south, through the zenith, to the horizon due north
33) the angle as it appears to span in your field of view
34) clusters of galaxy clusters
35) the process in which lightweight atomic nuclei smash together and stick to make heavier nuclei
36) a sort of "skin" of stars wrapping around Earth
37) the Earth's average orbital distance (150 kilometers)
38) great island of stars in space
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