Space 1
Energy
Motion
Forces
Space 2
100

Why is it advantageous to build telescopes on higher elevation? 

Less light pollution.

100

Which energy relies on how fast the object is moving?

Kinetic

100

What is velocity?

Speed + Direction

100

Name the force that is constantly pulling down on objects. 

Gravity

100

What type of galaxy is the Milky Way?

Spiral

200

What is dark matter? 

Matter that cannot be seen and can only be detected by its gravitational effects. 

200

In a swing-set, where is potential energy the greatest?

At the very top of the swing

200

What is the label for acceleration?

m/s2

200

What is an independent variable?

Variable that is being changed throughout the experiment. 

200

Name 3/8 parts of the sun. 

Convection Zone, Radiation Zone, Core, Sun-Spot, Corona, Chromosphere, Photosphere, Prominence

300

Give the definition of a light-year.

Distance that light travels in one year

300

Which energy relies on how high the object is in the air?

Potential

300

What is the speed equation?

Speed = Distance / Time

300

Name the force that happens when 2 objects rub against each other. 

Friction

300

What is dark energy?

Energy that could be causing the expansion of the universe. 

400

Name the 3 different types of galaxies. 

- Spiral

- Elliptical

- Irregular

400

On a graph, what does it mean when a line is completely horizontal?

The object is not moving

400

What is something we use to tell if an object has moved from its original place?

Reference Point

400

What is a dependent variable?

A variable in which its value is dependent upon another variable. 

400

What is 25 times more massive than the sun?

Black Hole 

500

Recite the life cycle of a star (Less mass side). 

Stellar Nebula -> Average Star -> Red Giant -> Planetary Nebula -> White Dwarf

500

Where is kinetic energy the greatest in a pendulum system?

At the lowest point

500

What does it mean when an object has constant velocity?

It has an acceleration of 0

500

What is a constant in an experiment?

Something that has to remain constant in order for the experiment to be considered valid. 

500

Recite the life cycle of a star (Massive Side).

Stellar Nebula -> Massive Star -> Red Supergiant -> Supernova -> Black hole or Neutron Star 

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