Laws of Motions
The scientist that explained the laws of motion
Who is Newton?
What is igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary?
The moon orbits Earth, it's gravity drags water around our planet. The movement of water is
What is a tide?
The force that pulls a nebula together
What is gravity?
The reason we see lightning before we hear thunder
What is because light travels faster than sound?
This law is referred to as the law of
What is inertia?
The way igneous rock is formed
What is by the cooling of lava?
The light from the moon comes from
What is the sun?
The color of the hottest stars
What is blue?
Two 20 newton forces act on an object in the same direction, the net force on the object will be
What is 40 newtons?
The formula for the second law of motion
What is F=MA?
When Earth is experiencing a neap tide
What is when the moon and Earth are at a right angle to the sun?
The total lunar cycle takes
What is 29.5 days?
A shooting star
What is a burning meteor?
He said the sun is at the center of our solar system
Who is Galileo?
A lion with a mass of 190 kg is accelerateing at 20 m/s2. The force of the lion upon impact will be
What is 3,800 newtons?
The difference between revolution and rotation
What is revolution is when a object moves in a circular path around another object, and rotation means the movement in a circle round an axis?
Waning and waxing means
What is waning is when the moon is getting smaller while waxing is when the moon is getting larger?
The place our sun is in for it's life cycle and the size compared to other stars and color of our sun
What is yellow, mid way through its life and it is consider a medium sized star?
The planet closest planet to the sun
What is Mercury?
The threes laws of motion are
What is just tell me?
The four layers of Earth and what they are made of
What is crust (made of rocks), mantle (made of liquid rock), outer core (liquid iron and nickle), and the inner core ( made of solid iron and nickle)?
The 8 phases of the moon starting with a new moon
What is new moon, waxing crescent, first quarter, waxing gibbous, full moon, waning gibbous, last quarter and waning crescent?
A Hertzsprung-Russell diagram explains
What is the luminosity and temperature of stars to help scientist categorize stars?
The most widely accepted explanation of how our sun was formed
What is the Nebular theory?