Astronomy
This giant ball of gas is the biggest planet in our solar system and has a spinning storm called the Great Red Spot.
What is Jupiter?
This is the number everyone uses to measure an economy—the total dollar value of all the final goods and services a country makes in a year.
What is GDP?
The style of machine learning where you train a model by feeding it a cheat sheet of data that already has all the correct answers labeled.
What is supervised learning?
This is the artistic type of skating where individuals or pairs do jumps and spins to music.
What is figure skating?
Who is Emma?
This is the massive, incredibly bright explosion that happens when a giant star finally runs out of fuel and dies.
What is a supernova?
This is what’s happening when prices across the whole economy keep going up, making your dollar buy less than it used to.
What is inflation?
This famous math rule calculates the probability of an event happening based on past data, and it powers a famous "Naive" algorithm.
What is Bayes' Theorem?
A jump where you take off facing forward, do a half-spin in the air, and land backward.
What is a waltz jump?
What is the best TV Show?
Galaxy where we live.
What is the Milky Way?
If the Federal Reserve wants banks to loan out more money to people, they can lower this specific rule about how much cash banks have to keep in the vault.
What is the reserve requirement?
This happens when your AI model memorizes the training data way too perfectly, causing it to mess up on any new info you give it.
What is overfitting?
The Olympic long-track speed skating, has a big oval track of this length.
What is 400 meters?
Which team will win the world cup 2026?
What is Japan?
Abbreviated as AU, this unit of measurement is just the average distance from the Earth to the Sun.
What is an Astronomical Unit?
This is the temporary kind of unemployment you have when you're just between jobs or fresh out of school.
What is frictional unemployment?
These computer networks are inspired by the human brain, using connected "nodes" to process information.
What are neural networks?
This is the big, heavy (3nnnn@) machine that drives out onto the ice to smooth it over and make it fresh between sessions.
What is a Zamboni?
What is the worst bottled water?
What is dasani?
When a galaxy is moving away from us, its light waves get stretched out and look redder. This is the term for that cosmic stretching.
What is redshift?
This famous economic graph shows a trade-off: when inflation goes up, unemployment usually goes down, and vice versa.
What is the Phillips Curve?
A popular way to group data together, this algorithm splits things into a specific number of clusters based on how close they are to a center point.
What is K-means clustering?
To do this classic spin, a skater has to get down low on one leg until their thigh is parallel to the ice.
What is a sit spin?
What is my GPA right now?
What is 4.625?