star: a large, hot ball of gases, which is held together be gravity and gives off its own light.
parallax: the apparent shift in an object's location when viewed from towo position.
light-year: the distance light travels in a year.
contellation: a number of stars that appears to from a pattern.
magnitude: the brightness os a star.
nebula: a cloud of gas and dut in space.
supernova: a start that explodes.
black hole: an object whose gravity is so strong that light cannot escape it.
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Vocabulary #9 & #10
Planet: a large body orbiting a star, such as the sun.
solar system: a star, such as the Sun, and all the objects orbiting it.
asteroid: a rocky, metallic object that orbits the sun.
Kepler's laws: laws that summarize the movement of the planets.
comet: a ball of rock and ice that orbits the sun.
meteoroid: a small asteroid (rock object that orbits the Sun) which may be far out in the solar system or close to the inner planet.
meteor: a meteorid that enters Earth's atmosphere and burns whit a streak of ligth.
meteorite: any part of a meteorid that reaches Earth's surface.
solar system: a star, such as the Sun, and all the objects orbiting it.
asteroid: a rocky, metallic object that orbits the sun.
Kepler's laws: laws that summarize the movement of the planets.
comet: a ball of rock and ice that orbits the sun.
meteoroid: a small asteroid (rock object that orbits the Sun) which may be far out in the solar system or close to the inner planet.
meteor: a meteorid that enters Earth's atmosphere and burns whit a streak of ligth.
meteorite: any part of a meteorid that reaches Earth's surface.
Vocabulary #8
phase of the moon: the sahpe if the lighted part of the moon seen fron Earth at any time.
lunar eclipse: a blocking of a view of the full Moon when the Moon passes into Eart's shadow.
solar eclipse: a blocking out of a view of the Sun when Earth passes through the moon's shadow.
tide: the regular rise and fall of the water level along a shoreline.
lunar eclipse: a blocking of a view of the full Moon when the Moon passes into Eart's shadow.
solar eclipse: a blocking out of a view of the Sun when Earth passes through the moon's shadow.
tide: the regular rise and fall of the water level along a shoreline.
Vocabulary #7
rotation: a complete spin on an axis.
International Date Line: the 180° line of longitude.
stanadard time zone: a belt 15° wide in longitude in which all places hace the same time.
revolution: one complete trip arond the sun.
International Date Line: the 180° line of longitude.
stanadard time zone: a belt 15° wide in longitude in which all places hace the same time.
revolution: one complete trip arond the sun.
Vocabulary #6
universe: everything that exist.
telescope: a device that collects light and makes distan objects appear closer and lager.
refraction: the bending of wave as they go from one substace to another.
reflection: the boucing of waves off a surface.
wavelength: the distance from one peak to the next on a wave.
frequency: the number of waves that pass through a point in a second.
electromagnetic spectrum: waves of light in order be wavelength.
telescope: a device that collects light and makes distan objects appear closer and lager.
refraction: the bending of wave as they go from one substace to another.
reflection: the boucing of waves off a surface.
wavelength: the distance from one peak to the next on a wave.
frequency: the number of waves that pass through a point in a second.
electromagnetic spectrum: waves of light in order be wavelength.
Vocabulary #5
Inclined plane: a straight,slanted surface that is not moved when it is used.
Screw: an inclined plane wrapped around a central bar.
wedge: one or a combination of teo inclined planes that is moved when used.
compound machine: a combination of two or more machines.
efficiency: a ratio of the work done by a machine compared with the work put into the machine.
Screw: an inclined plane wrapped around a central bar.
wedge: one or a combination of teo inclined planes that is moved when used.
compound machine: a combination of two or more machines.
efficiency: a ratio of the work done by a machine compared with the work put into the machine.
Vocabulary #3 & #4
Potential Energy:the Energy Stored in an Object or Material.
Gravitational Potential Energy:The Potential Energy of an Object located above the ground.
Kinetic Energy:The Energy of a moving object.
Work:Force Applied to an Object times the distance the object moves.
Simple Machine:A Device with few parts that makes it easier to do work
Effort Force:The Force Applied to a machine.
Resistance Force:The Force that make machine actis against.
Lever:A Simple Machine made of a ridgid bar on a pivot point.
Fulcrum:A Pivot Point of a Lever
Mechanical Advantage:The Number of times a machine multiplies the force applied.
Pulley:A Grooved wheel that turns by the action of a rope in the groove.
Wheel And Axle:A Simple Machine Made of a handle or axis attached to the center of a wheel
Gravitational Potential Energy:The Potential Energy of an Object located above the ground.
Kinetic Energy:The Energy of a moving object.
Work:Force Applied to an Object times the distance the object moves.
Simple Machine:A Device with few parts that makes it easier to do work
Effort Force:The Force Applied to a machine.
Resistance Force:The Force that make machine actis against.
Lever:A Simple Machine made of a ridgid bar on a pivot point.
Fulcrum:A Pivot Point of a Lever
Mechanical Advantage:The Number of times a machine multiplies the force applied.
Pulley:A Grooved wheel that turns by the action of a rope in the groove.
Wheel And Axle:A Simple Machine Made of a handle or axis attached to the center of a wheel
Vocabulary #1 & #2
Force:A Push or pull exerted by one object on another.
Friction:A Force that Oppoes the motion of an object in contact with a surface.
Drag-Force:A Force that oppoes the motion of an object throughta liquid or gas.
Gravity:A Force of Attraction that exists between all object with mass.
Net-Force:The Combined effect of all the forces acting on an object.
Balanced-Forces:Forces that cancel each other out when acting together on a single object.
Unbalanced-Forces:Forces that do not cancel each other out when acting together on a single object.
Inertia:The Tendecy of an object to oppoes a change in motion.
Momentum:The Mass of an object Multiplied by its velocity
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