The percent of the Earth's surface is Land
29-30%
The element with the symbol Ag
Silver
Newton's 3rd law states that to jump up into the air one must push against this
The ground
Two famous words printed to test an ide
Hello World
The 4 forces acting on a aircraft
Thrust, Lift, Drag, Gravity
Earth's only natural satellite
The Moon
The Russian chemist who created the Periodic Table
Dmitri Mendeleev (Дмитрий Менделеев)
Newton's second law, sometimes pronounced fma
Force = Mass * Acceleration
boolean
An aerofoil creates a pressure deferential with high pressure below it and and low pressure above to create this force
Lift
Earth is tilted this many degrees on its axis
23.5o
The defining property of an element, the atomic number describes
The number of protons in an element
The law of thermodynamics states that energy cannot be created nor destroyed
The first law of thermodynamics
int a = 1;
int b = 3;
System.out.println("a+b");
The output of this code would be.
a+b
What runway numbers correspond to
The direction they face
The supercontinent that broke apart 200 million years ago
Pangaea
The name of these gasses on the far right of the periodic table could share a description with a brave knight
Noble gasses
Ohm's law defines the relationship between voltage, current, and resistance as this
Voltage = Current * Resistance
(V = I * R)
Text in the code that is not meant to be executed by the computer denoted by // or /* */
A comment
Unlike most airliners, The thrust to weight of VTOL (vertical takeoff and landing) aircraft have in vertical flight
Greater than 1
The third highest layer of Earth's atmosphere starting around 50km up to 85km
Mesosphere
As the periodic tables goes down and left, the atomic radii of an element tends to do this
Increase
Kepler's third law states that as planets (the Satellites) are located closer to the sun (the Primary) they will orbit
Faster
The programing language that Java is based on
C
The Ground Proximity Warning System on aircraft uses the radio altimeter and the aircraft's vertical speed (decent rate) to determine the time till impact with this simple math.
Time to impact = Altitude above terrain / decent rate