life science
When something that happens, that causes another thing to happen.
What is Cause and Effect?
a materials ability to conduct electricity
What is Conductivity?
Energy through heat waves
What is radiation?
energy cant be destroyed or created
What is The Conservation of Energy?
Nonliving part of a biome
What is Abiotic?
An animal that eats recently killed animals
What is a Scavenger?
A large chunk of rock that orbits the Earth.
What is an Asteroid?
a region with a distinct climate and set of organisms.
What is a Biome?
Heat travels through a fluid, when warm air rises, and cool air sinks.
what is convection?
The part of Earth where something lives.
what is biosphere?
written procedure given to follow when conducting an expierment.
What is Procedure?
The rise and fall of Earths oceans.
The energy an object has due to its position.
When the energy in an object is transformed into another form of energy.
What is energy transformation?
any long term change in the weather patterns over a long period of time.
What is climate change?
any factor that can affect the results in an expierment.
What is Variable?
the minimum things needed to have a functioning electrical current
what is Simple currents?
the distance north and south of the equator measured in degrees.
what is Latitude?
the energy stored in a streched object that can snap back into its normal form
what is elastic potential energy?
The temperature of a specific time and place.
What is forecast?
Information collected by a meteorologist or weather man, to track weather patterns such as tornados, hurricanes, or storms.
What is Meteooralogical Data?
Engineering that results in a product or process that changes living organisms.
what is Adaptive Engineering technologies?
the phenomenon where Earth’s winds curve due to rotation and pressure change.
What is the Coriolis Effect?
climateria that allows electrical energy to pass through it easily.
What is electrical conductor?
the force exerted by the weight of the air molecules pressing down on everything around you.
What is air pressure?