planets
how far away is the moon?
what is 250,000 miles (and whatever the corresponding value in km is)
Give the year and name of the first moon landing.
ex: Who is John Doe, 2024?
Who is Neil armstrong, 1969
what was the name of the rocket that brought astronauts to the moon?
what was the Saturn v?
whats the nucleus of a atom made of, and what are their respective charges.
what is a proton and neutron.?
proton charge: positive
neutron charge: neutral
what was the enlightenment?
period of time in history.
what is hotter, Venus or mercury. hint: Mercury is closer to the sun.
what is Venus?
Where does the ISS orbit?
1. LEO (low earth orbit) 2. Geosynchronous orbit 3. Geostationary orbit 4. Highly elliptical orbit 5. False claim, the ISS does not orbit.
what is LEO?
what are the two space stations in orbit right now?
ISS and tiangong
what did newton do when he realized something won't move unless you do something to it?
he wrote his laws of physics and probably also invented calculus to give depression to generations of high schoolers.
In Shakespeare's work of Julius Caesar, he reported the term "et tu, Brute". what does it mean?
what term describes the distance from the Earth to the Sun?
what is 1 au ?
what did Johanes Kepler do? ( think about the word KEPLER)
he was a very important astronomer of the scientific revolution, and he wrote his laws of orbital mechanics
which space station was fundly only by USA BIg dollars capitalism Uncle Sam's pennies?
skylab
what is fusion, and where does it happen?
what is: atoms colliding each other to form heavier elements, releasing energy. happens in stars
what is one flaw in the physics of star wars?
every planet has same gravity, despite being very big different sizes.
io, Callisto, Ganymede, Europa
what is the approximate orbital velocity of earth?
what is 30km/s
who was first dude to go to space
comrade Yuri Gagarin
if I spin a object very very very fast and then throw it, will the object go faster or slower then just tossing it?
it should go faster
how long did hellenistic Greece last?
time period between the death of Alexander the great and the Roman annexation?
a. around 300 yr, b. 400, c. 500, d. 200.
what is 300 years
According to Ancient Babylonian astronomy, the god Marduk is associated with the celestial body of Nibiru. In a collision with the planet Tiamat (between Mars and Jupiter) forming Earth, and the belts. It was once thought such collisions was impossible, but it was shed new light. Under modern day astronomy, what is a theorem of how the earth moon system came to be?
What is the collision between young earth and a Mars sized body called theia?
what is the velocity of Jupiter around its center of mass of with the sun?
8km/s
it has tensile strength within the materials,
taking the derivative of position gives you?
and second derivative of position gives you?
1st derivative gives you velocity
second gives you acceleration
Arguably which one was more important for the Roman military, the Polybian (Principate reforms) or the Marian reform?
what is "its up to your interpretation"