Gravity
Newton's Laws
Space
Telescopes
Other science
100

Gravity is about 1/6 here compared to Earth.

What is the moon?

100

Without this we would keep moving forever and never stop.

What is friction?

100

The closest planet to the sun.

What is Mercury?

100
The number of planets we can see without a telescope from Earth.

What is five?

100

The phase of the moon where it does not reflect the light of the sun and therefore we can't see it from Earth.

What is a new moon?

200

9.8 m/s2

What is acceleration according to gravity?

200

The law that states because of inertia things would keep moving forever if there were no friction.

What is Newton's 1st law of motion or the law of inertia?

200

The largest planet in the solar system

What is Jupiter?

200

Venus, Mercury, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars are all _________

What are naked eye planets?
200

George Cayley discovered principals of lift and is known as the father of ___________. 

What is flight or aviation?

300

The force of gravity increases when objects are _______ and have more _________.

What is "closer together" and "mass"?

300

The more ______ and _______ something has, the stronger force it will have.

What is mass and acceleration?

300

30% of this dwarf planet is ice.

What is Pluto?

300

The first telescope to take pictures from space.  It is still in operation today.

What is the Hubble Space Telescope?

300

Forces are measured in _________.  These are named after a famous scientist.

What are Newtons?

400

The force of gravity lessens when objects ___ ___ ___ and have ____    ____.

What is "move further apart" and "less mass." 

400

A bowling ball hitting one pin and that pin then knocking down others is an example of this law.

What is Newton's third law of motion.

400

The planet whose name means "God of the Sky". 

What is Uranus?

400

This telescope will launch on December 18th and will be able to detect water on other planets.

What is the James Webb telescope?

400

Combustion is created by ______ reactions in rockets, which creates thrust.

What are chemical reactions?

500

The reason a feather and a bowling ball don't fall at the same time on Earth, even though gravity is acting on them with the same force.

What is air resistance? 

500

The fact that you'd rather get hit by a marble going 5mph over a bowling ball going 5mph is evidence of __________.

What is Newton's 3rd law of motion. 

500

more than 4,000

What is the number of exoplanets that have been discovered?

500
This method finds big planets by watching how much they make their star move when the planet orbits the sun.

What is the wobble effect?

500

______ is how much matter is in something.  

What is mass?