The Nature of Science
A set of collected and recorded measurement or observation
What is data?
Are bodies of rock that orbit planets.
What is the moon
The ability to do work.
What is Energy
fertilized egg that grows into a new plant.
What is Seed?
The conditions in the atmosphere at a particular place and time (amount of precipitation, humidity, wind speed, air pressure).
What is weather
The outcome of the experiment based on the data collected
What is Conclusion
Are small bodies of rock that orbit the sun. Formed when pieces are knocked off of moons and asteroids.
What are Meteroids
(Kinetic-energy of motion, Potential-energy of position)
What is Mechanical Energy
Surround the reproductive organs and attract pollinators.
What are petals?
Warm, can be wet or dry, found near the equator (the hotest point on Earth).
What is Tropical Zone?
Things that are held constant during an experiment to make sure the experiment is fair and valid
What is Controlled Variable
They are dust particles, frozen water and frozen gases that orbit the sun.
What are comets
Moves charged particles from one place to another
What is Electrical energy
Pine trees
What is non flowering seed bearing plant
Flat and gray (can bring rain and drizzle)
What are Strattus Clouds?
An investigation that tests a hypothesis
What is an experiment?
When one object moves around another
What is Revolution
Anything that will allow energy or heat to flow. Copper, aluminum and silver
What are conductors
Non-seed bearing plants use spores to reproduce
What are ferns or moss
low air pressure causes
What is Severe Weather?
Can be tested with age appropriate supplies and equipment.
What is Testable Question?
Stars appear to move from west to east because of earth rotating on its axis
What is star movement at night
Change of position because of force
What is Motion?
A special structure or behavior that enables an animal to survive and reproduce.
What is adaptation?
The warmer the temperature and the closer the land is to a body of water, the more precipitation and humidity.
What is Precipitation and proximity to water?