Scientific Method
Based on an educated guess.
Forces within an object including tension, compression, shear, and torsion.
Internal force
The state of matter where particles are very spread out.
Gas.
Objects made of rock or metal that orbit the Sun
Meteoroids
Short term weather patterns
Weather.
Wrapping up the experiment.
Conclusion.
A property that enables temporary changes in an object’s shape.
Elasticity
Process from going to a liquid to a solid.
Solidification.
Mars
Gases that can absorb heat coming from Earth’s surface and direct it back to the Earth’s surface.
Greenhouse gases
The missing process of the scientific method is:
1. Observation
2. Question
3. Hypothesis
4.
5. Analysis
6. Conclusion
Resources that are depleted over time because they will not be naturally replenished for thousands or millions of years.
Non-renewable Resources
Process from a liquid to a gas.
Vaporization
An unmanned spacecraft designed to collect information as it travels through space.
Probe
This natural phenomenon will cause large amounts of ash, gases, and other particles to be released into the atmosphere.
Volcanic eruption
Oral story telling
A reaction force acts in the opposite direction of an action force.
Newtons' Third Law
Attractive forces.
A celestial body is not large enough to clear away objects and debris in its orbit in order to be classified as a planet.
Dwarf planet
The angular distance of a place from the equator.
Latitude
The thing in the experiment you are controlling.
Independent variable
This property leads to permanent changes in an object’s shape.
Plasticity
A comparison of the mass of a solid, liquid, or gas to its volume.
Density.
Any celestial body in space that orbits a larger celestial body. It may be able to reflect light.
Natural Satellite.
The shifting from relying on agriculture to relying on the making of goods.
Industrialization