Astronomy
The closest dwarf planet to earth.
What is Ceres?
The force that makes an airplane shake.
What is turbulence?
The lightest element in the universe.
What is Hydrogen?
The organelle that creates energy
What is the Mitochondria?
This phenomenon is measured with the Safir-Simpson scale.
What is a Hurricane?
The closest star to Earth other than our sun.
What is Proxima Centauri?
The force that binds protons and neutrons in a nucleus.
What is the Strong Nuclear Force?
The most abundant element in the Earth's crust.
What are the Kidneys?
This disaster is now measured with the revised Fujita Scale.
What are Tornadoes?
The name of our local supercluster.
What is the Virgo supercluster?
The force that makes your hands warm when you rub them hard.
What is friction?
This element of the most common in the Earth's mantle.
What is magnesium?
The type of cells that transport signals all through the body.
What are neurons?
There is an alley named for this disaster.
What are tornadoes?
This celestial body is theorized to have formed in a collision between Thea and Earth.
What is the moon (Luna)?
This SI unit measures Resistance.
What are Ohms?
This element is used as a star's fuel.
What is hydrogen?
Hemoglobin binds to this type of cell.
What are red blood cells?
This type of precipitation is created when sulfuric dioxide and nitrogen oxides mix with water vapor.
What is acid rain?
The type of galaxy in which there is no defined shape.
What is an irregular galaxy?
Archimedes had his Eureka moment when he discovered this force.
What is buoyancy?
This element is commonly used to make fake varieties of gold.
What is tungsten?
Red blood cells are made in this structure.
What is bone marrow?
This phenomenon is created when 2 tectonic plates crash or rub into each other, and can create mountains and volcanoes.
What are earthquakes?