Method, Scientific Method
Something designed to check if our hypothesis is correct with rules to follow when designing an experiment.
Experimental design.
The independent variable used in the bottle flip experiment.
Liquid inside the bottle.
The closest planet to our sun.
Mercury.
100 billion nerve cells in the brain that transmit information all over your body.
Neuron.
Having a shape which reduces the resistance from air moving past.
Aerodynamic.
Control variable.
The rotation of spin of an object.
Angular momentum.
The farthest planet from our sun.
The study of the human nervous system, the brain, and the biological basis of consciousness, perception, memory, and learning.
Neuroscience.
The force of wind or air resistance pushing in the opposite direction to the motion of the object.
Drag.
A type of variable that we change to test our hypothesis.
Independent variable.
The point at which weight is evenly dispersed and all sides are in balance
Center of gravity.
A group of visible stars that form a pattern when viewed from Earth. (Animal, mythological creature, etc.)
Constellation.
Investigations of what parts of the brain are connected to other parts.
Systemic neuroscience.
The force used to push something that propels an object in a direction.
Thrust.
Dependent variable.
A property that says something spinning wants to stay spinning unless acted on by an outside force.
Conservation of angular momentum.
An enhanced version of reality created by using technology to overlay information to the real world.
Augmented Reality.
Study of what causes people and animals to do the things they do.
Behavioral neuroscience.
Nose cone, body, and fins.
Parts of a rocket.
The main parts of the Scientific Method...
Make and observation, ask a question, do research, hypothesize, experiment, draw conclusions, and report results.
The state of being thick, sticky, and semi-fluid in consistency, due to internal friction.
Viscosity.
A three-dimensional virtual world created by a computer where people can interact with the environment using tools.
Virtual Reality.
The four main parts of the brain responsible for different ways we interact/control our body.
Frontal Lobe - Thinking Planning, problem solving; Parietal Lobe - Perception, visuospatial; Temporal Lobe - Memory, speech, facial recognition; and Occipital Lobe - Vision, colors.
The law that states for every action, there is an equal but opposite reaction.
Newton's Third Law of Motion.