Artemis 2
Reid Wiseman
Victor Glover
Jeremy Hansen
Christina Koch
100

These are inside the nucleus of an atom?

Protons and Neutrons
100

a material that prevents or blocks the flow of electric charges

insulator

100

unit for electric charge

coulumb

100

when electrons in a neutral object move because of the electric field of a nearby charged object

polarization

100

a material that is sometimes acts as a conductor and sometimes acts like an insulator

semiconductor

200

can be positive, zero, or negative. determined by number of electrons gained or lost.

electric charge

200

when a charged object is brought near to a neutral
conducting object and forces electrons
within the conductor to move

induction

200

the positive particle in an atom

proton

200

a material that electric charges can flow through
easily

conductor

200

the negative particle in an atom

electron

300

what happens when a positively charged object comes close to a negatively charged object

attraction

300

when there is direct contact between materials that differ in their ability to give up or accept
electrons.

conduction

300

law that describes two objects total net charge before and after a reaction

conservation of change

300

what happens when a negatively charged object comes close to another negatively charged object

repulsion

300

when electrons transfer between two objects that are rubbed together.

friction

400

Balloons, made of this, are very good insulators

What is rubber

400

the total charge of a system remains constant is also known as this

what is the law of conservation of charge?

400

Where will Artemis 2 splash down on April 10th 2026

Off the coast of San Diego near Catalina island

400

The name electron comes from the greek work Elektron which refers to this material, fossilized tree resin

What is amber

400

When humans last walked on the moon.


What is 1972?


500

Invented by Van De Graaff at this University in 1929, the generator that bears his name was originally used to smash atoms together

What is MIT

500

The sudden jump of electric charge from one object to another is called this

What is static discharge

500

This dramatic example of static discharge can produce temperatures of 50,000 degrees fahrenheit, 5 times hotter than the surface of the sun

What is lightning?

500

Name one of the astronauts aboard the Orion on the Artemis 2 mission

Reid Wiseman

Victor Glover

Christina Koch

Jeremy Hansen

500

This quantity in a proton is about 2000 times larger than the same quantity in an electron

What is mass