Area of Physics
The Area of Physics that explains running and walking.
What is Mechanics?
The standard unit for length in the Metric System.
What are meters?
K
1000
The first thing we do in the Scientific Method.
What is "Asking a Question"?
The person credited with the invention of the Light Bulb.
Who is Thomas Edison?
The Area of Physics that is utilized heavily in Chemistry.
What is Properties of Matter?
The standard unit for time in the Metric System.
What are seconds?
m
0.001 or 1/1000
A fancy word for educated guess or prediction.
What is a "Hypothesis"?
This founding father was instrumental in figuring out how to harness electricity. Most famously with a kite and key.
Who is Benjamin Franklin?
The Area of Physics that is used to make refrigerators.
What is Heat and Thermodynamics?
The standard unit for mass in the Metric System.
What are Kilograms?
The amount of centimeters in one meter.
What is 100?
True or False: Experiments can only be done in a lab or indoors.
What is false? (They can be done anywhere and anytime as long as they attempt to solve our initial problem)
The person who derived the equation E = mc^2
Who is Albert Einstein?
The Area of Physics that is most used to make headphones work.
What is Vibrations and Waves?
The symbol for the unit candela.
What is cd?
The prefix that means 0.000001 or 1/1,000,000
What is u or micro?
The part of the Scientific Method when you look into the experiments of others that are similar to your own.
What is Do Background Research in the Topic Area?
This person discovered and put into words the theory gravity, when allegedly an apple fell on his head.
Who is Sir Isaac Newton?
The Area of Physics that explains sun burns.
What is Electromagnetism?
The Standard Unit for Temperature in the Metric System.
What is Kelvin?
The amount of ug in one kg.
1,000,000,000 or One Billion
What others try to do when we Report Our Conclusions.
Validate or contradict our results. (Answers may vary, final say is up to Mr. Simons Discretion)
The famous Italian Physicist that came up with the concept of "Back of Envelope Calculations"
Who is Enrico Fermi?