Forces
First Law
Third Law
Thermodynamics
General Science
100

Distortion of Space-Time that draws objects together based on their mass

Gravity

100

This property of matter resists changes in motion, and is central to Newton's First Law

Inertia

100

In a game of tug-of-war, both teams pull with equal force and the rope doesn’t move. Newton’s Third Law says the forces are equal, but this determines who actually moves.

Net Force

100

Energy causes molecules to 

move 

100

A valence shell in full when it has 

8 electrons

200

the resistance that one surface or object encounters when moving over another

Friction

200

According to Newton's First Law, this is required to change the velocity of an object.

Unbalanced Force

200

A gun recoils backward after firing a bullet. The bullet moves forward, and the gun moves back because of this.

Equal and Opposite forces

200

1st Law of Thermodynamics

energy and matter can neither be created or destroyed

200

Stellar nurseries are called 

Nebulas

300

The interaction between positive and negative ions drawing/repelling objects to its electron field. 

Electromagnetism

300

A book remains stationary on a table until this type of force acts upon it

External Force

300

Two people on skateboards push off each other. One is lighter and moves faster. They both feel the same force, but this causes the lighter one to speed up more.

Having less mass

300

Mathematical formula that states matter and energy are different states of the same thing

E=MC^2

300

A supermassive star dies and becomes a

black hole

400

the force that causes a quark to change into a different type of quark or change a quark's charge

weak nuclear force

400

Despite no engine thrust, a satellite continues to orbit Earth due to this combination of these two forces 

Inertia and Gravity

400

A rocket flies upward because it pushes gas downward. This is the reaction that makes it move.

the gas pushing back on the rocket

400

2ND Law of Thermodynamics

Entropy (all interactions wastes energy, tending towards chaos)

400

Red Giants tend to die in the form of a

Super Nova

500

force that binds protons and neutrons together

strong nuclear force

500

A magician pulls a tablecloth out from under a full set of dishes without moving them. This demonstration relies on the dishes' ___ and the magician minimizing ____ 

Inertia and Friction

500

In rowing, you push the water backward with your oar. What happens next according to Newton’s Third Law?

the water pushes the boat forward with equal force

500

Final stage of 2nd law of thermodynamics for the universe

heat death

500

The outer limit of our solar system is called 

Ort cloud

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