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This object used in Basketball is perfectly symmetrical and three-dimensional.
What is a sphere?
This state is the physical form in which the Mississippi river exists.
What is liquid?
This state of matter describes lava, even though people insist it’s a hot rock.
What is liquid?
The scattering phenomenon in it explains why the sky appears blue.
What is Rayleigh scattering?
is every day object has been scientifically proven to fall out the same rate as a bowling ball in a vacuum.
What is a feather?
These body parts are the primary tool used by a soccer player during play.
what are the lower extremities?
This tectonic plate is the one Egypt sits on.
what is the African plate?
This gas makes up most of the air humans inhale.
What is mostly nitrogen?
This device is used to tell time.
What is a timekeeping device?
This common household liquid is technically considered a mineral when frozen.
What is water?
The surface is where ice hockey is played.
What is frozen water?
This Cardinal direction describes the flow of the Nile river
if you don’t believe it’s north you’re in denial
This fundamental force keeps you on the ground, even though people love saying gravity without the actual explanation. (Hint: it’s not gravity)
What is space-time curvature?
This essential element humans need to survive is only part of the air.
What is oxygen?
This animals heart is in its head.
What is a shrimp?
This designated area is where a baseball player stands while batting.
What is the batter’s box?
This continent contains the world’s largest desert.
What is Antarctica?
This atomic particle carries no electrical charge.
What is a neutron?
This term describes the first caloric intake of the day. (Hint: you can have it at 12 PM.)
What is breakfast?
This everyday food item is legally classified as a sandwich.
What is a hotdog?
This oddly shaped object is what football players attempt to advance down the field.
What is an oblong prolate spheroid?
This geological feature is the reason the dead sea sits at one of the lowest points on earth.
What is the tectonic depression?
This unit is used to measure the SPEED (not distance) of light.
what are meters per second?
This direction is where the sun appears to rise.
What is east?
This number is larger than every real number, yet is still smaller than another number that is also larger than every real number.
What is aleph-null?