地理复习资料 适合会考（The geography review materials are suitable for the examination）.docVIP

地理复习资料 适合会考（The geography review materials are suitable for the examination） Geography Review material for examination 1. The current observable part of the universe-the total galaxy 2. Celestial System Level: Total Galaxy-galaxy (galaxies)-Solar system (other stellar systems)-Earth Moon series 3. The nearest star of the Earth-the sun, the nearest celestial body to the Earth-the moon. 4. External structure of the sun: (from the inside) light bulb, color ball, corona 5. Solar activity: sunspot (light bulb); solar wind (Corona) 6. Signs of solar activity: sunspots and flares. Activity cycle: 11 7. Impact of solar activity: interference with radio, magnetic storms, Aurora 8. The central celestial body of the solar system--the sun (mass) 9. Eight planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars (terrestrial Planets), Jupiter, Saturn (planets), Uranus, Neptune (distant Planets) 10. The reason for life on Earth: The Earths distance is moderate; 11. Lunar Cycle: New Moon (First, spring, solar eclipse)-moon (seven or eight, neap)-Full Moon (15, 16, Tide, lunar eclipse)-Moon (22, 23, NEAP)-New Moon. Lunar 29.53 Days 12. The direction and period of rotation of the Earth is from west to east, 23 hours 56 minutes and 4 seconds. 13. The rotation angular velocity of the earth is in addition to the pole, the 15°/hour 1° time difference is 4 minutes, and the Earth rotation speed decreases from the equator to the north and south poles. 14. The horizontal movement of the Earth object is biased towards the left side of the southern hemisphere, the right side of the northern hemisphere and the equator. 15. The Earths revolution period is 365 days 5:48 46 seconds. 16. Earth rotation plane-equatorial plane, Earth revolution plane-ecliptic surface. 17. The obliquity angle is currently 23°26′, which is the same latitude as the regression line. The angle between the axis and the equator is 90°, the angle between the axis and the ecliptic is 66°34′, which is the same as the latitude of polar. 18. The va