What is gravity
A force by which a body draws objects toward its center.
What does "Micro" mean?
Little/small/tiny
What happens to our bones in muscles when we are in space?
Our bones and muscles get weak/brittle.
What is the scientist changing in this experiment?
Type of pizza.
What is the independent variable?
Variable that the scientist changes.
What is mass?
Amount of matter an object has.
Is there gravity in space?
Yes
How can we strengthen our bones in muscles in space
Exercising
Looking at this graph, what is the independent and dependent variable?
IV: Weeks of practice
DV: Words per minute
What is the dependent variable?
Variable that is being measured.
Everything with ______________ has gravity.
Mass
What is Microgravity?
The condition in which people or objects appear to be weightless.
What is Osteoporosis?
A condition where bones become weak and brittle.
What can you say about the relationship between weeks of practice and words per minute?
As weeks of practice____ then words per minute____
As weeks of practice increases then words per minute increases.
What is the controlled variable?
Variable that we keep the same throughout an experiment.
Same
Give an example of how gravity works in space.
Answers will vary
What is muscle atrophy?
Wasting or loss of muscle tissue.
Earth: Mass= 65, Gravity= 1, and Weight= 65
Mars: Mass= 65, Gravity= 0.38, Weight= 24.7
What would my weight be on Venus if my Mass= 65 and Gravity= 0.9?
58.5
How many independent variables can we have in an experiment?
1
What is the differences between mass and weight?
Mass is the amount of matter in an object.
Weight is the amount of force exerted on an object.
Any motion of a body where gravity is the only force acting upon it and there is NO air resistance.
Free Fall
What body systems are affected by microgravity?
nervous, muscular, skeletal system.
What conclusion can we make based on the data in the table?
Answers will vary.
What is a procedure?
Step by step directions to carry out an experiment.