Lunar Eclipse: Explained in definitions.
Solar Eclipse: Explained in definitions.
Rotation: Explained in definitions.
Revolution: Explained in definitions.
Asteroid: Explained in definitions.
Meteor: Explained in definitions.
Meteorite: Explained in definitions.
Meteoroid: Explained in definitions.
Comet: Explained in definitions.
Seasons are caused by the Earth's 23.5-degree tilt and its revolution around the Sun.
When a hemisphere is tilted towards the Sun, it experiences summer; when tilted away, it experiences winter.
Tides result from the gravitational attraction between the Earth, Moon, and Sun.
Stronger tides occur when the Sun and Moon's gravity align during full and new moons.
Weaker tides happen when the Moon is at its first and last quarter phases, as the Sun's gravitational pull partially counteracts the Moon's.
Lunar Eclipse: The Earth passes between the Sun and Moon, casting a shadow on the Moon.
Solar Eclipse: The Moon passes between the Earth and Sun, casting a shadow on the Earth.
Planet experiencing winter in the Northern Hemisphere: L, as the northern half of L is pointing away from the Sun.
Planet experiencing summer in the Southern Hemisphere: L, as the southern half of L is pointing toward the Sun.
It is high tide on the side of Earth directly facing the moon.