Scientists
theory of relativity
known for E=MC squared
Albert Einstein
first man to walk on the moon
Neil Armstrong
contains a spot bigger than planet Earth
largest planet in the solar system
Jupiter
control center of the cell
nucleus
rock formed from magma- the cooling and solidifying of molten material
igneous rock
discovered positive and negative charges in electricity
invented the bifocals (glasses)
known to have experimented with a kite in thunderstorm
Benjamin Franklin
first director/founder of the American Red Cross
led a missing soldier's office and worked as a nurse during the civil war
Barton
slightly bigger than our moon, this is the smallest planet in the solar system
Mercury
power center of the cell
mitochondria
slowed metabolic activity during wintertime
hibernation
known for discovering calculus
invented the three laws of motion
Isaac Newton
first person to focus their research primarily on the development of peanut products
worked at the Tuskegee Institute
George Washington Carver
icy planet made of methane
rotates on its side
Uranus
these surround every living cell
cell membrane
hereditary material found in humans that makes up our genetic code
DNA
invented the smallpox vaccine
Edward Jenner
established the first nursing school in London
"The Lady With the Lamp"
Florence Nightingale
most famous dwarf planet in our solar system
these surround only planet cells
cell wall
energy that results from the shifting of electrons
electricity
invented the polio vaccine
Jonas Salk
first woman to graduate medical school in the United States
Elizabeth Blackwell
hottest planet in our solar system
named for the Roman goddess of love
Venus
jelly-like substance all organelles float around in within the cell
cytoplasm
rock that results from one type of rock being changed into another due to high heat and high pressure
metamorphic rock