Famous Formulae
Science History
Funky Phenomena
Unit-y
Miscellaneous
100

This abundant chemical, whose formula is CO2, is breathed out by humans and "breathed" in by plants.

What is carbon dioxide?

100

This famous disabled cosmologist studied the young (universe).

Who is Stephen Hawking?

100

This planet is made fun of for its name, but it also sticks out for its tilted axis of rotation which causes it to "roll" around the sun.

What is Uranus?

100

Although this unit of force is named after a guy who pondered falling apples, it's more commonly found next to a fig.

What is a Newton?

100

At its peak performance, a horse can ironically generate about 15 of these, over a short period.

What is horsepower?

200

This ancient equation relates the length of a right triangle's longest side to the lengths of its two shorter sides...it's as simple as a, b, c.

What is the Pythagorean Theorem?

What is a+ b2 = c2

200

Disproven by Galileo, this long held understanding of the universe placed the earth at the center with everything else orbiting us.

What is geocentric theory?

200

Also a nickname for the main character of Breaking Bad, the Uncertainty Principle of quantum mechanics is named after this physicist.

Who is Heisenberg?

200

This is the unit associated with electrical resistance...In Yoga traditions it is also the sound the universe makes.

What is an Ohm (Ω)?

200

Found in the nucleus of an atom, this fundamental particle has no charge...it's also the last name of a cartoon boy-genius with a hershey kiss shaped head of hair.

What is a neutron?

300

This never-ending mathematical constant, represented by a Greek letter, is the ratio of a  circle's circumference to its diameter...it's easy as ___

What is Pi (π)?

300

This popular astronomer once said "If you wish to make an apple pie truly from scratch, you must first invent the universe." 

Who is Carl Sagan?

300

This uniquely named theorem might explain the Information Paradox exposed by Hawking's research...it might also be exposed when mooning somebody!

What is a hairy black hole?

300

This unit of magnetic field strength is named after an eccentric inventor associated with coils and AC current...it's also the name of the company responsible for the most hideous, offensive, eyesore of a truck ever made.

What is a Tesla?

300

This 2014 biopic starring Eddie Redmayne is named after the single, unifying law that physicists seek to explain all in the universe.

What is the Theory of Everything?

400

This highly classified formula, sought after by a certain microscopic marine creature, details the recipe for the ideal fast food meal.

What is the Krabby Patty Secret Formula?

400

This famous thinker's studies at Cambridge were interrupted by the plague when he was forced to quarantine at home...but instead of making tiktoks, he invented Calculus!

Who is Isaac Newton?

400

This is what would happen to your body if it theoretically crossed over the event horizon into a black hole...It's also what happens to the town when Strega Nona's pot won't stop making pasta!

What is spaghettification?

400

Change in position is speed; change in speed is acceleration; change in acceleration is jerk;

These are the names of the 3 succeeding rates of change...also the names of the beloved little Rice Krispies characters.

What are snap crackle and pop?

400

Used in math to mean summation, this Greek letter can also be heard in circles of red-pillers, grindsetters, and other terminally online young men.

What is Sigma (∑)?

500

This formula for finding x is known as the quadratic equation.

What is  x = (-b ∓ (b2-4ac)1/2)/2a

500

After jumping in his bathtub and seeing the water that splashed out had the same volume as his body, this ancient Greek thinker is said to have shouted "Eureka," meaning "I have found it" (his wife rarely heard such exclamations).

Who is Pythagoras?

500

A Weakly Interacting Massive Particle...or a real wuss.

What is a WIMP?

500

6.022 x 1023 servings of a thick, smoky Mexican sauce.

What is a mole of Mole?

500

Initially coined "the merchant of death" in the papers for his invention of dynamite, this man altered his legacy by creating an award to be presented annually to people from various fields for their positive contributions to humankind. 

Who is Alfred Nobel?

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