Famous Figures
Chemistry
Physics
Earth and Space
Biology
100

This person is famous for their laws of motion and universal gravitation

Who is Isaac Newton

100

This is the expanded name for water

What is dihydrogen monoxide

100

This is an objects acceleration at the top of its path, assuming it is in projectile motion.

What is -9.8 m*s^-2 or g

100

This is the third planet from the sun

what is earth

100

This is the basic unit of life and the smallest structural unit of an organism

What is a cell

200

This person surrendered to the United States after World War 2, and played a key role in getting the US to the moon.

Who is Wernher von Braun

200

In a combustion reaction, these two substances are typically produced 

What is carbon dioxide and water

200

This type of system allows for simple math calculations using the total energy of the system

What is a perfect system
200

This planet is known as Earth's sister planet due to its similar size and distance to the sun

What is Venus

200

This organ is responsible for pumping blood throughout the human body

what is the heart
300

This person is one of the most famous women scientists, winning two nobel prizes for her work in radiation.

Who is Marie Curie

300

This is the group that the element plutonium is in on the periodic table

what is the actinide group

300

What quantity can be described by the formula p = m*(dr/dt) where r is position?


What is momentum


300

This is the term used to describe a moon when it is more than half, but less than full illuminated

What is the gibbous phase

300

This is the term for the passing of traits from parents to offspring through the transmission of genes 

what is heredity

400

This person made significant contributions to the development of the alternating current electrical system

Who is Nikola Tesla

400

This process involves the splitting of atoms, often using U-235.

What is nuclear fission

400

This concept in quantum mechanics states that every particle or quantum entity may be described as either a particle or a wave.

What is wave particle duality

400

This person is credited with discovering the four largest moons of Jupiter in 1610

Who is Galileo Galilei

400

This person is credited with the theory of natural selection as a mechanism for evolution

Who is Charles Darwin

500

This physicist is known for their formulation of the uncertainty principle and their contribution to quantum mechanics


Who is Werner Heisenberg

500

This is the name for when a solution contains more solute than normal under specific conditions

What is supersaturation

500

This equation describes how the quantum state of a physical system changes over time.

What is the Schrodingers time dependent equation
500
This is the name of the theory that explains the observed redshift of distant galaxies and suggest the universe is expanding

What is the big bang theory 

500

In DNA, this nitrogenous base pairs with adenine

What is thymine