Astronomy
This is the second most massive object in our solar system after the Sun.
(What is Jupiter?)
According to quantum mechanics, particles can act as both of these.
(What are waves and particles?)
The theoretical boundary around a black hole beyond which nothing, not even light, can escape is the event horizon. How do you translate it?
Horizonte de sucesos
What are the only 2 planets in the Solar System without satellites?
Mercury and Venus
What's the only planet, that we know of, inhabited by robots?
Tiny organisms that can survive extreme conditions in space are Extremophiles. What's that in Spanish?
Extremófilos
Speed=299,792 kilometers per second
1 light year= 9.46 trillion kilometers or 9.46 billones de kilómetros
This law states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed.
(What is the law of conservation of energy?)
What does DNA, a molecule stores genetic information and can be affected by cosmic radiation, stand for?
deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA).
What's the closest start to the Solar System?
Proxima Centauri 4.24 light years from Earth (≈ 40 trillion km)
The entropy of an isolated system always tends to increase, according to this law.
(What is the second law of thermodynamics?)
On the Periodic table what do Au and Ag mean?
Gold and silver
What's AU in the context of space?
Astronomical Unit
1 AU = the average distance between Earth and the Sun.
Numerically, that’s about 149,597,870 km
Mars is about 1.5 AU.
Jupiter is about 5.2 AU.
The quantum entanglement is a phenomenon where particles instantaneously affect each other over long distances. What's that in Spanish?
Entrelazamiento cuántico
Yes.
The Moon’s rotation period (the time it takes to spin once on its axis) is about 27.3 days, which is the same as its orbital period around Earth.
This is why the Moon is tidally locked with Earth — the same side always faces us
Bloqueo de marea” or “acoplamiento de marea”