Chemistry
Dihydrogen monoxide's more common name
What is water?
The full name of DNA
What is deoxyribonucleic acid?
One of Newton's three laws
What is Newton's law of Inertia?
What is Newton's law of Acceleration?
What is Newton's law of Action and Reaction?
A cluster of gases and dust, known as "star nurseries"
What are nebulas?
A protective barrier around Earth
What is the ozone layer?
The two elements present in virtually all organic compounds
What are carbon and hydrogen?
The basic chemical components of necessary nutrients for living beings
What is Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, and Phosphorous?
Torque
What is the power / force required to turn something along an axis?
The element found in the cores of stars
What is Hydrogen?
Your upper arm bone
What is the humerus?
The state of electrons due to their high speeds and tiny size
What is a superposition?
The "control gland" of the body
What is the pituitary gland?
The reason molecules shift to higher energy states rather than low energy states
What is entropy?
The outer area of black holes that defines the point of no return
What is an Event Horizon?
The reason an ant can survive a drop from a 10 story building but a dog cannot
What is surface area
The element commonly found in asteroids that proves the Alvarez hypothesis
Iridium
The strongest muscle in the body
What is the Masseter muscle?
The rate at which the Earth's electromagnetic fields flip completely
The interval is random
The name of a "Super Earth"
What is Kepler - 452b?
What is Gleise - 667Cc?
What is K2 - 18b?
A system of mechanized movement similar to what spiders use to move
What are hydraulics?
The element with the most known isotopes
What is mercury?
The only bone not connected to another bone in the human body
What is the hyoid?
How sonic booms are created
What are sound waves and air that cannot be displaced quickly enough, resulting in a compressed cone of sound waves that reach 110 decibels trailing behind the object?
The distance and name of the closest known galaxy to the Milk Way
What is the Andromeda Galaxy 2.5M light years away?
The spot inside the eye that is responsible for forward vision and contains the bulk of the cones in the eye
What is the macula?