Earth's Layers
The thin, brittle layer.
What is the Crust.
The scientist responsible for this law.
What is Issac Newton?
The number of Kepler Laws.
What is 3?
The label for Kinetic Energy.
What is J (Joules)?
The label for Potential Energy?
What is J (Joules)?
The layer in which convection currents are located.
What is the Mantle?
The value 6.67 x 10 -11 is equal to this constant.
What is gravitational?
The law which states All orbits are elliptical.
What is #1?
The 2 variables affecting Kinetic Energy.
What is mass and velocity?
The 3 variables connected to Potential Energy?
The layer composed of iron and nickel and undergoing nuclear decay.
What is the Inner Core?
The 2 variables that influence the force of gravity.
What is mass and distance?
The law which explains why Neptune has a longer rotation around the sun than Earth.
What is #3?
The form of Kinetic Energy in which negative particles travel on wires.
What is electricity?
The type of Potential energy that increases as an object is lifted to a higher distance?
What is Gravitational Potential Energy?
A dense layer of matter that is composed of decayed organic matter.
What is the oceanic crust?
The relationship between gravity and distance.
What is inversely proportional?
What is more like a circle?
The form of Kinetic Energy that is generated when atoms are in motion and collide and produce heat.
What is thermal?
The form of Potential Energy stored in bonds of atoms.
What is Chemical Energy?
The boundary that exists between Iceland and Europe.
What is divergent boundary?
If the mass of our sun "decreased" what would happen to the force of gravity on Earth?
What is it would decrease?
A planet's orbit is explained as "flat" the eccentricity value would be this number.
What is 1?
The form of energy with the highest frequency on the Electromagnetic Spectrum.
What is gamma?
A spring is compressed, which type of energy would equal 0?
What is Kinetic Energy?