Astrophysics
What is typically at the center of galaxies?
What is a supermassive black hole?
The study of matter/energy on a very small scale
What is quantum mechanics?
The equation for position for an object moving at a constant horizontal velocity
What is "X=Xi+V(t)," where X equals the position, Xi is the initial position, V is velocity, and t is time.
This phenomenon causes light to bend around massive objects
What is a gravitational lensing?
This principle dictates that you can only measure either a particle's trajectory or its position, never both
What is Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle
This is the rate of change of velocity
What is "Acceleration"
The supposed cause behind Quasar (Quasi-stellar radio source, also known as Active Galactic Nuclei) ignition.
What is the rapid accretion and acceleration of matter onto a supermassive black hole
The theory in which is considered required to define the nature beyond the event horizon of black holes
What is Quantum Gravity?
This is an object's resistance to change in state of motion
What is "inertia"
The radius at which an object collapses into a black hole
What is a schwarzschild radius?
What boson (force carrier) holds quarks together?
Gluons
This force prevents non-moving objects from sliding down inclines
What is "static friction"
What branch of relativity specializes in objects traveling close to the speed of light?
What is special relativity?
This equation was one of the earliest examples of imaginary numbers in the real world
What is Schrodinger's equation?
This is the net force created by circular motion
What is a "centripetal force"