eclipse, The part or total blocking of one space body by another., solar eclipse, When the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth, blocking all or part of the Sun's light., lunar eclipse, When the Earth passes between the Sun and the Moon, casting a shadow on the Moon., partial eclipse, When only a part of a space body is obscured., new moon, The phase of the Moon when it's not visible from Earth, as it's between the Earth and the Sun., waxing crescent, The phase of the Moon between a new moon and a first quarter, when a small sliver is visible., first quarter, he phase of the Moon when it has completed about one quarter of its orbit around the Earth, and half of its face is visible from Earth., waxing gibbous, The phase of the Moon between the first quarter and full moon, when more than half but not all of the Moon's face is visible., last quarter, The phase of the Moon when it has completed about three quarters of its orbit around the Earth, and half of its face is visible from Earth., waning crescent, The phase of the Moon between the last quarter and a new moon, when a small sliver is visible., phases, The different appearances of the Moon as seen from Earth throughout its orbit around the Earth., orbit, The path an object takes around another object in space, such as the Moon orbiting around the Earth., rotation, The spinning motion of an object around its own axis., earth's rotation, he spinning motion of the Earth around its own axis, which takes approximately 24 hours and causes day and night cycles., axis, An imaginary line around which an object rotates or revolves., 24 hours, The time it takes for the Earth to rotate on its axis., timezone, A region of the Earth that has the same standard time., sunrise, When the Sun comes up in the morning and daylight begins., midday, When the Sun is highest in the sky, around lunchtime., sunset, When the Sun goes down in the evening and it starts to get dark.

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