Simulate the lunar phases. Insert a pencil into a Styrofoam ball. This will be the Moon. Position
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Simulate the lunar phases. Insert a pencil into a Styrofoam ball. This will be the Moon. Position a lamp (representing the Sun) in another room near the doorway. Hold the ball in front and slightly above yourself. Slowly turn yourself around, keeping the ball in front of you as you move. Observe the patterns of light and shadow on the ball. Relate this to the phases of the Moon.
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Conceptual Physical Science
ISBN: 978-0134060491
6th edition
Authors: Paul G. Hewitt, John A. Suchocki, Leslie A. Hewitt
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