Motion
Physicist responsible for the famous three laws of motion.
Isaac Newton
Boiling point of water at standard pressure.
100 0C
Subatomic particle with 0 charge
neutron
Who is the author of the law that describes the interaction between charged objects?
Coulomb
Closest star to the Earth.
Sun
The type of speed indicated by the speedometer.
Instantaneous speed.
Temperature, at which the water has the lowest possible volume and highest density.
4 0C
An object with equal amount of electrons and protons.
Neutral object.
The period of Earth's rotation around its axis
1 day = 24 hours
Biggest planet in the Solar System
Jupiter
The buoyant force depends on these quantities.
Volume of the object, density of the fluid, acceleration due to gravity.
The process which turns solid into liquid
melting
Type of material that conducts electric charge only when it is exposed to the heat or light
Semiconductor
The author of the principle that explains how to define the buoyant force.
Archimedes
The chunk of ice and dust, leaving the trace like a tail, moving around in space, that we occasionally see once in every century.
Comet
The distance travelled by the light in vacuum in 10 seconds.
3 X 109 m = 3 000 000 000 m
The process that turns gas into solid
desublimation / deposition
Ohm's law
V=I*R, I=V/R
The range for human hearing in Hertz units, i.e. audible sound.
20-20,000 Hz
The dwarf planet that was classified as normal planet before 2006.
Pluto
The amount of kinetic energy we would expect a ball to have at the bottom of a hill if it started with a gravitational potential energy (GPE) of 300J
300 J
States of matter in our universe.
Solid, Liquid, Gas, Plasma
The flow of charge through the conductor in a given time.
Electric current.
Which form of electromagnetic wave can we see?
Light
The combination of multiple solar systems, stars, planets and other space objects, that rotates around the supermassive black hole.
Galaxy