EarthSci & EnvirSci
The outermost layers of the Earth.
What is the Crust?
This is what the IOT uses to gather and detect information.
What are sensors?
This is a type of fuel that is plant-based.
What is biofuel?
This is what individual objects in a network are called.
What are nodes?
What is a Lunar Rover?
This layer is made of liquid metal and creates Earth’s magnetic field.
What is the outer core?
This is a decentralized form of money that moves from peer to peer online.
What is cryptocurrency?
This law states matter cannot be created or destroyed.
What is the law of conservation of mass?
A network where the connections have a specific direction between the nodes.
What is a directed network?
This is what the darkest part of the Earth's shadow is called during a lunar eclipse.
What is the Umbra?
These boundaries cause earthquakes but usually not volcanoes.
What are transform boundaries?
This is a type of software that is intended to cause harm to the device or the device's user.
What is malware?
Burning is an example of this type of reaction.
What is combustion?
This is the rate at which velocity changes.
What is acceleration?
This theory describes the formation of the moon.
What is the Giant Impact Theory?
This happens when one plate slides under another.
What is subduction?
This is a type of cyber attack that wants money from the victim.
What is ransomware?
This is the division of plants that includes pines and cedars.
What is a conifer?
When forces are equal and opposite, they are called this.
What are balanced forces?
This is what is used to create mechanical designs for Robotic Vehicles Development at Canadensys Aerospace Corporation.
What is CAD (Computer Aided Design)?
This semi-molten layer allows tectonic plates to move.
What is the asthenosphere?
This is a network of things embedded with technology that enable them to manage data over the internet without human intervention.
What is the IOT (Internet of Things)
This is the organelle that makes plant cells different from animal cells.
What is a cell wall?
What is 1.2%?
This is what forms when an asteroid or a comet hits the surface of the moon.
What is an impact crater?