Space
Magnetism
Supply Drop
Force and Motion
Harnessing Human Energy
100
Objects in space stay in motion because of a lack of what?
Friction
100
Fill in the blank: "Opposites ______"
Attract
100
After a problem or challenge is identified, what should occur next in the engineering design process?
Research/Planning
100
A push/pull
Force
100
Which is easier to see evidence of, Potential Energy or Kinetic Energy? Why?
Kinetic Energy, because it is moving (or changing).
200
Which moves faster in space: light or sound?
Light
200
What is Geomagnetism?
The Earth's magnetic fields
200
A force that slows an object down when it moves through air is called
Air resistance
200
A force between an object and the surface it is moving across
Friction
200
A ball resting at the top of a hill has what kind of energy? 
Potential
300
This force can bend spacetime
Gravity
300
The space around a magnet in which magnetic forces can act on objects.
Magnetic Field
300
How does padding reduce impact forces?
By extending collision time
300
Which golf ball(s) experienced the strongest force?
The Blue and White ball
300
What type of energy does a Hollow Flashlight use?
Thermal Energy (From a human hand)
400
Within our solar system, this body has the strongest magnetic field
Jupiter
400
Moving the magnetic train to toward the stationary magnet would increase or decrease the potential energy?
Increase
400
In a collision between the pod and the ground, which felt a greater force?
In a collision, both objects receive the same force.
400
Two objects of different mass collide. Object A has more mass than Object B. What will happen to their change in velocity after collision?
Object B will have a greater change in velocity.
400
When a solar panel turns on an electric fan, light energy is _____ into kinetic energy
Converted
500
Solar radiation interacts with the Earth's magnetic field to create this visual effect
Aurora Borealis
500
What happens to an object's potential energy when you move it in the same direction of the magnetic force?
Decrease
500
What are the steps of the Design Cycle (6)?
Research/Plan-->Design-->Build-->Test-->Analyze-->Repeat
500
During the ACM mission, the space pod collided with the space station and both experienced a change in velocity. The mass of the pod is 1,100 kg and the mass of the station is 415,400 kg. After the collision, how did the pod’s motion compare to the motion of the space station?
The pod is moving faster than the space station.
500
When you connect your headphones to your phone, energy is _____ from your phone to your headphones.
Transferred