Astronomers
The Big Bang
Marine Life Zones
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Responsible for these discoveries in science

The reflecting telescope
Laws of Motion
Law of gravity

Who is, Isaac Newton

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Common scientific theory states that the universe existed as a concentrated single point, containing all known matter and energy

What is, The big bang
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The life zone that holds 90% of all living organisms, and contains the warmest temperature out of the life zones

What is, the epipelagic zone

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What are three ways marine organisms can harm humans?

Causing Diseases, Attacking People, or by killing other sea life that we depend on. 

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The scientific study of all the plants, animals, and other organisms that live in the ocean

What is, Marine Biology

200

This astronomer is credited with being the first person to observe the stars through a telescope. 

Who is, Galileo Galilei  

200

At the time of the big bang, most matter was made of these two elements

What is, Hydrogen and Helium

200

This zone only accounts for deep ocean trenches

What is, The abyssopelagic zone

200

This, Greek philosopher, was known by many to be the first marine biologist 

Who is, Aristotle

200

This adaptation allows organisms to chemically create light in order to see or lure prey, and even communicate  

What is, bioluminescence 

300

The scientist that discovered that there are other galaxies in the universe, and that the universe is constantly expanding

Who is, Edwin Hubble

300

Reaction in which light atoms unite to form heavy atoms, releasing tremendous energy in the process

What is, Nuclear Fusion

300

The zone with the largest thermocline

What is, the mesopelagic zone

300

This Viking led his party on a voyage in which they eventually discovered  Vinland (North America)

Who is, Leif Eriksson

300

This adaptation helps organisms hide from predators due to a darker colored top side, and a lighter colored bottom side 

What is, countershading 

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Which astronomer is responsible for being first to coin the "heliocentric" model, meaning that the sun, (not the earth) was at the center of our solar system

Who is, Nicolaus Copernicus 

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Warm, dense core caused by matter collapsing and compacting under its own weight.  Caused by increasing density

What is, A protostar

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The portion of the ocean that has enough light for photosynthesis to occur

What is, the photic zone

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This, English sea captain, was the first captain to make scientific observations, as well as include a full time naturalist, on his voyages. 

Who is, James Cook

400

This scientist contributed to the study of marine biology by proposing an explanation for the formation of atolls, capturing plankton using nets, as well as forming a treatise on barnacles.

Who is, Charles Darwin

500

This Greek astronomer was responsible for the "geocentric model", claiming that the earth is at the center of the solar system

Who is, Claudius Ptolemy

500

A theory about how the moon formed, that states:

A planet-sized body, struck Earth during its early development and sent some of its material into orbit, forming the moon

What is, the Orpheus Theory 

500

The portion of the ocean that does not allow photosynthesis to occur

What is, the aphotic zone

500

How did the renaissance contribute to the study of Marine Biology?

This is the time period when countries in Europe started exploring the sea, and a lot of voyages set sail for the purpose of science.  
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The strongest of the four fundamental forces of nature. Binds together the fundamental particles of matter

What is, The strong nuclear force 

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