space Crossword Puzzles
Space and More Crossword 2022-01-30
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- an object that orbits one or more stars
- Earth’s _______ around its axis is 24h
- the theory that describes how stars and planets form from contracting, spinning disks of gas and dust
- a group of planets that circle one or more stars
- the phenomenon in which the full Moon passes into Earth’s shadow
- a unit of measurement for the mass of stars and galaxies
- the galaxy that includes the solar system; appears as a hazy white band in the night sky
- a celestial body made of hot gases
- energy that is directly converted from the energy of the Sun into electricity
- the hard part of Earth’s surface
- the star around which the earth orbits.
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- a piece of rock moving through space
- the surface layer of the Sun
- a star’s total energy output per second; its power in joules per second (J/s)
- a meteoroid that hits Earth’s atmosphere and burns up
- a huge collection of stars, planets,gas, and dust that is held together by gravity
- a type of neutron star that sends pulses of radiation toward Earth
- the time it takes for an object to orbit another object
- the phenomenon in which the shadow of the Moon falls on Earth’s
- the monthly progression of changes in the appearance of the Moon that result from different portions of the Moon’s sunlit side being visible from Earth
- the large round object that circles the Earth and that shines at night by reflecting light from the sun.
21 Clues: the surface layer of the Sun • the hard part of Earth’s surface • a celestial body made of hot gases • a piece of rock moving through space • Earth’s _______ around its axis is 24h • an object that orbits one or more stars • the star around which the earth orbits. • a group of planets that circle one or more stars • a meteoroid that hits Earth’s atmosphere and burns up • ...
Ch 8 Earth-Space 2022-11-02
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- Chemicals that cause solids to clump together in water treatment.
- Chemicals that kill microbes
- Constant movement of water.
- Small holes that exist between grains in a rock or sediment.
- Water that exists in the ground.
- Where so much water enters a stream that it overflows its banks.
- Changes liquid water to vapor.
- Release of water vapor from the leaves of plants.
- High walls that keep a stream within its banks during a flood.
- Water with a low concentration of salt.
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- Process in which water falls from the atmosphere.
- Tiny water particles that are grouped together in the atmosphere.
- Large body of freshwater drained by a stream.
- Large sheets of slow, flowing ice.
- Methods for bringing water to crops.
- A storage location for water.
- To use less of something.
- Changes water vapor to liquid water.
- H20.
- A long period of lower that normal rainfall.
- Irrigation method where a small amount of water is delivered directly to a plant, through pipes or tubes.
- Organisms that cause disease.
- underground layer of porous rock or soil that is saturated with groundwater.
- Where a stream begins.
24 Clues: H20. • Where a stream begins. • To use less of something. • Constant movement of water. • Chemicals that kill microbes • A storage location for water. • Organisms that cause disease. • Changes liquid water to vapor. • Water that exists in the ground. • Large sheets of slow, flowing ice. • Methods for bringing water to crops. • Changes water vapor to liquid water. • ...
Earth and Space Review 2023-12-13
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- A graphical representation of stars, illustrating their relationship between temperature and luminosity (or brightness).
- Stars in a late stage of stellar evolution, formed when the hydrogen in their cores is depleted, causing the core to collapse and initiate helium fusion, leading to the expansion of the outer layers.
- Large planets formed in the outer edges of planetary disks, primarily composed of gases like Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.
- The process in which two hydrogen atoms combine to form helium, releasing massive amounts of energy in stars.
- Larger bodies in orbit around a star, believed to be in the early stages of planetary formation.
- The remnant core of a star that's similar in size to the Earth but retains the mass of a star after shedding its outer layers in the red giant phase.
- Rocky or metallic bodies with no atmosphere, varying in size from small rocks to dwarf planets, orbiting within the inner solar system.
- Rings or disks of dust and gas surrounding young stars, where planets are believed to form.
- Stars Stars, including those similar in size to the Sun, that are fueled by nuclear fusion, converting hydrogen into helium in their cores, preventing gravitational collapse.
- A region in space where the gravitational pull is so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape its grasp.
- An early stage in the formation of a star, where gas and dust gather and increase in mass until enough material causes it to collapse and heat up, eventually forming a star.
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- Nebulae formed as a result of a supernova explosion, often containing remnants like neutron stars or pulsars.
- A white dwarf that has cooled off to the extent that it no longer emits light or heat.
- Small celestial bodies formed by the accumulation of dust and debris in the early stages of planetary formation, considered building blocks for planets.
- The process of matter coming together under the influence of gravity to form larger bodies, such as planetesimals or planets.
- Flattened, circular structures formed when material falls towards a strong gravitational force, often seen around stars or black holes.
- A highly dense core resulting from the collapse of a massive star in a supernova, composed primarily of neutrons due to the intense gravitational forces.
- Planets formed closer to the star with a composition primarily of rock and metal, such as Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars.
- Extremely massive stars in a late stage, similar to red giants but with higher mass, leading to more intense pressure and heat, enabling the fusion of heavier elements.
- A catastrophic explosion occurring at the end of a massive star's life cycle when fusion stops, leading to a rapid collapse and subsequent explosion, often outshining entire galaxies.
20 Clues: A white dwarf that has cooled off to the extent that it no longer emits light or heat. • Rings or disks of dust and gas surrounding young stars, where planets are believed to form. • Larger bodies in orbit around a star, believed to be in the early stages of planetary formation. • ...
Earth & Space Fall Final 2023-12-11
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- the ability to cause change
- anything that takes up space
- a measurement of the quantity of matter
- a device that changes the force or increases the motion from work
- a standard by which test results are compared
- the pattern of investigating a problem
- the rate of change of velocity
- the application of knowledge to benefit people
- a scientist allows his opinion to skew an experiment
- a region of space that has a physical quantity at every point
- a statement about nature that always seems to be true
- the distance an object travels per unit of time
- a force applied through distance
- stored energy
- energy due to motion
- a quantity that can more than a single value
- energy the sum of kinetic and potential energy
- a push or a pull
- the amount of space occupied by an object
- a factor that does not change
- a change in an objects position compared to a reference point
- the part of an experiment being tested
- the gravitational force exerted on an object
- a procedure used to test a hypothesis
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- a force that opposes a sliding motion
- produced by an objects mass and velocity
- a machine that uses two or more simple machines
- a possible solution to a problem from previous knowledge
- the ratio of output force to input force
- the ratio of output work to input work
- an explanation based on many observations and investigations
- the speed of an object with direction
- an exact quantity everyone agrees on to measure
- the rate at which energy is converted
- the mass per unit volume of a material
- a visual display of data
- an attractive force between two objects subject to mass and distance
- is the result from an experiment
- a machine that does work with one movement
- an idea, event, or object to help people understand it
- the distance and direction of an objects movement
41 Clues: stored energy • a push or a pull • energy due to motion • a visual display of data • the ability to cause change • anything that takes up space • a factor that does not change • the rate of change of velocity • a force applied through distance • is the result from an experiment • a force that opposes a sliding motion • the speed of an object with direction • ...
Earth and Space Crossword 2024-01-17
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- Cycle The time period when the Moon orbits Earth one time and goes through all of its phases. Takes about 29 days.
- The driving force of water cycle and is the center of our solar system
- Happens in the West (PM)
- When water fills every available pore space in soil. New rain has no where to go and flooding is very likely.
- The spinning of Earth on its axis.
- The movement of one object around another object. Orbit
- Has a rocky surface and has a very THIN atmosphere
- The evaporation of water from the leaves of a plant into the atmosphere.
- Water that falls to Earth as rain, snow, hail, or sleet.
- Has a rocky surface and has an atmosphere
- The time it takes Earth to revolve around the sun
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- Water collecting in rivers, oceans, and streams
- The flow of water through soil and porous or cracked rock
- belt Separates the inner and outer planets.
- The time it takes Earth to rotate once on its axis
- Causes the rise and fall of ocean tides
- Caused by the tilt of Earth on its axis and Earth's revolution around the Sun
- ...planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars.
- water that flows over the ground surface rather than soaking into the ground
- Happens in the East (AM)
- ...planets: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune.
- average weather conditions in an area over a long period of time. (What you can expect)
- The condition of Earth's atmosphere at a particular time and place. Changes day-to-day. (What you get)
23 Clues: Happens in the West (PM) • Happens in the East (AM) • The spinning of Earth on its axis. • Causes the rise and fall of ocean tides • ...planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars. • Has a rocky surface and has an atmosphere • belt Separates the inner and outer planets. • ...planets: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune. • Water collecting in rivers, oceans, and streams • ...
Vocabluary: space, urban, nature 2023-09-14
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- We call them sleeping policemen
- astronouts preferred way to travel(to outer space especially)
- The living space on the ISS is the equivalent of one-and-a-half ….. 747s.
- The planet in the Sun’s solar system that was thought to be the home planet of aliens.
- light's that control the traffic
- Andromeda it the closest ... to Earth
- a synonym for sidewalk
- a ribbon-like body of water that flows downhill from the force of gravity
- To what did Piers Sellers compare the food he ate on the space station after losing his taste?
- A group of stars that form a pattern
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- a unit of length in astronomy equal to the distance that light travels in one year
- Where Shrek lives
- Mars has two of these orbiting around it
- where a river meets a larger body of water
- a body with such strong gravity that light cannot escape it and that is thought to be caused by the collapse of a massive star
- From which country was the astronaut Frank de Winne?
- a slowly moving body of ice, usually near the poles
- a machine for withdrawing cash
- What was NASA called in 1957? Hint:Just change one letter.
- a small body of still water formed naturally or by artificial means
20 Clues: Where Shrek lives • a synonym for sidewalk • a machine for withdrawing cash • We call them sleeping policemen • light's that control the traffic • A group of stars that form a pattern • Andromeda it the closest ... to Earth • Mars has two of these orbiting around it • where a river meets a larger body of water • a slowly moving body of ice, usually near the poles • ...
Space crossword for school 2023-09-18
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- an object that revolves around the sun that is considered too small to be a planet
- a ball of ice and dust with a long wispy tail
- a glowing ball of light that is everywhere in space
- known for its rings
- a giant or small black glowing hole that sucks anything near enough to it
- when a meteoroid hits earth surface
- small dark spot
- largest planet and has a red spot
- a stream of billions to millions of stars due to gravitational force
- a giant form of gas or dust occupying space between stars
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- a dwarf planet that is no longer a planet in the solar system
- a belt or ring of dust and rocks surrounding the sun and four inner planets
- has the biggest volcano
- a small rocky sphere that circles some planets
- a chunk of rock or dust in space
- The biggest star in the solar system
- a vehicle used to get to planets or the moon
- a glowing ball of white light that repels objects near it
- the 1st planet from the sun
- only planet with water
- 1 day only lasts 17 hours on this planet
- has the greenhouse effect on it
22 Clues: small dark spot • known for its rings • only planet with water • has the biggest volcano • the 1st planet from the sun • has the greenhouse effect on it • a chunk of rock or dust in space • largest planet and has a red spot • when a meteoroid hits earth surface • The biggest star in the solar system • 1 day only lasts 17 hours on this planet • ...
in the open space 2024-02-15
25 Clues: tend • évolue • inquiet • conduit • propice • espaces • réflechi • distrait • rentable • compétent • bruillant • out echapp • plus frais • concentrer • down casser • moins chers • plus braché • cote à cote • inconvenient • inconvenients • bach up remonte • cabines cubiques • bureaux partagés • travail de groupe • slow down ralentir
1960s Technology: Space Exploration 2023-10-18
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- An astronaut's journey outside a spacecraft.
- Spacecraft sent to explore the Red Planet.
- NASA program to land astronauts on the moon.
- Soviet missions to the moon.
- Data transmission from spacecraft to Earth.
- NASA program for manned spaceflight.
- NASA's program bridging Mercury and Apollo.
- The competition between the U.S. and the USSR.
- Study of the behavior of celestial objects.
- Activity performed by astronauts on the lunar surface.
- Soviet spacecraft used for the first human spaceflight.
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- Reusable spacecraft used by NASA in later years.
- Site of many Apollo launches.
- Spacecraft used to land on the moon.
- The first human in space.
- Term for a Russian astronaut.
- The rocket used for the Apollo moon missions.
- Location of NASA's Mission Control Center.
- The USSR's first artificial satellite, marking the start of the space race.
- Study of life in the universe.
20 Clues: The first human in space. • Soviet missions to the moon. • Site of many Apollo launches. • Term for a Russian astronaut. • Study of life in the universe. • Spacecraft used to land on the moon. • NASA program for manned spaceflight. • Spacecraft sent to explore the Red Planet. • Location of NASA's Mission Control Center. • Data transmission from spacecraft to Earth. • ...
A mango shaped space 2019-04-10
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- the notional environment in which communication over computer networks occurs.
- a system of complementary medicine in which fine needles are inserted in the skin at specific points along what are considered to be lines of energy (meridians), used in the treatment of various physical and mental conditions.
- an instruction written by a medical practitioner that authorizes a patient to be issued with a medicine or treatment.
- remove (a substance) from the surface of a liquid.
- finely experienced and aware
- having a harshly concussive, disagreeable, or discordant effect
- relating to the ability to interpret or become aware of something through the senses.
- depending on the will or pleasure of another
- attractive or interesting.
- a regulation requiring people to remain indoors between specified hours, typically at night.
- something that is sent out
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- a religious song or poem of praise to God or a god.
- to affect with visions or imaginary perceptions
- an interesting and exciting quality.
- a person's emotional state or the atmosphere of a place as communicated to and felt by others.
- the immaterial essence, animating principle, or actuating cause of an individual life
- a chemical substance that is usually produced by an animal
- full of yearning or desire
- a strip of wood or stone forming the bottom of a doorway and crossed in entering a house or room.
- a classroom where pupils report especially at the beginning of each school day
- walk or move around with ostentatious, exaggerated movements.
21 Clues: full of yearning or desire • attractive or interesting. • something that is sent out • finely experienced and aware • an interesting and exciting quality. • depending on the will or pleasure of another • to affect with visions or imaginary perceptions • remove (a substance) from the surface of a liquid. • a religious song or poem of praise to God or a god. • ...
Flight and Space Vocabulary 2019-02-18
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- the clockwise or counterclockwise rotating motion of an aircraft.
- a controlling surface on an aircraft's tail that regulates yaw.
- resistance of the air against the forward movement of an airplane.
- The major horizontal surface on an airplane that provides lift.
- Objects at rest stay at rest and objects in motion stay in motion unless an external force is applied. It is known as the law of inertia.
- the central body of an aircraft where wings and stabilizers are attached.
- the means by which aircraft and spacecraft are moved forward.
- relates to speed five or more times that of sound in air.
- the quatity of matter, which a material contains.
- a force applied to a body to propel it in a desired direction. The force which moves an aircraft through the air.
- the force that attracts a body toward the center of the earth or toward any other phyhsical body having mass
- as the speed of a fluid increases, it's pressure decreases.
- the relationship among an object's mass, acceleration, and an applied force.
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- a gas or liquid that tends to take the shape of its container.
- an airfoil (usually at the back of an airplane that resists up and down changes in motion.
- a vertically oriented airfoil at the back of an airplane that resists left and right movements.
- The force that directly opposes the weight of an airplane and holds the airplane in the air.
- For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
- 760 mph. When a plane travels faster than this speed it is breaking the sound barrier.
- an airplane with no attached source of thrust.
- The force generated by the gravitational attraction of the earth on the airplane.
- the rate of change of velocity with respect to time.
- an engine that produces thrust by expelling hot gases from a rear nozzle.
- Transferring of energy to an object, typically by pushing or pulling on that object.
- the controlling surface that regulates an aircraft's pitch.
- a side-to-side motion of the nose of the aircraft.
- the up or down movement of an aircraft.
27 Clues: the up or down movement of an aircraft. • an airplane with no attached source of thrust. • the quatity of matter, which a material contains. • a side-to-side motion of the nose of the aircraft. • the rate of change of velocity with respect to time. • For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. • relates to speed five or more times that of sound in air. • ...
Hudson Blake - Space Review 2019-02-21
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- The hottest planet
- A gas giant with a huge red storm
- The gas giant that is Tilted nearly 98°
- The Third landing on the moon
- The pull of force toward an object with the greater mass
- gravitationally bound planetary system of the Sun and the objects that orbit it
- Not a planet anymore
- largest moon of saturn
- Closest to the sun
- The first Landing on the moon
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- a small object that goes around a planet
- A terrestrial planet that supports life
- Rover supposedly died there
- The people that were in the cockpit burned to death
- A gas giant with a huge ring around it
- the measurement of the sun to the earth
- The center of a planet or sun
- astronomical body that orbits planet Earth
- A star
- The second landing on the moon
20 Clues: A star • The hottest planet • Closest to the sun • Not a planet anymore • largest moon of saturn • Rover supposedly died there • The Third landing on the moon • The center of a planet or sun • The first Landing on the moon • The second landing on the moon • A gas giant with a huge red storm • A gas giant with a huge ring around it • A terrestrial planet that supports life • ...
Andrew Hartwig - Space Review 2019-02-21
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- an extremely hot, dense mass of gases
- what humans need to breathe and function
- the 3rd planet from the sun
- the dwarf planet that used to be called a planet
- a small mass of dust and ice that orbits the sun
- 58 million km from the sun
- the first four planets in our solar system (the terrestrial planets)
- rocky objects that orbit the sun
- the outer planet with the most moons in our solar system
- Protects the head from harmful radiation, and flying debris
- A thin layer of gold
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- the first man on earths moon
- the gas planets in our solar system
- force of attraction between two or more objects
- protects earth from radiation
- the moon that orbits earth
- a mass that orbits the planet that is holding it in its gravitational pull
- rocky objects moving in space between the inner planets and the outer planets
- what a meteor becomes when it impacts earths surface
- Protects the astronauts fingers from radiation and flying debris
20 Clues: A thin layer of gold • the moon that orbits earth • 58 million km from the sun • the 3rd planet from the sun • the first man on earths moon • protects earth from radiation • rocky objects that orbit the sun • the gas planets in our solar system • an extremely hot, dense mass of gases • what humans need to breathe and function • force of attraction between two or more objects • ...
Hardware (Use _ as space) 2020-03-10
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- 1,000,000 bytes
- a device that absorbs excessive or unwanted heat.
- WiFi adapter
- used to measure the transmission speed. (1,000,000)
- socket that's meant for the expansion card
- generates output sound
- The main component that processes instructions.
- a wireless network connection
- memory that can be accessed.
- storage device
- storage medium
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- provides a network connection.
- A measurement to measure adaptive current. (1,000,000,000)
- a wired network connection
- the computers main storage device
- a circuit board that contains the principle components of a computer with connectors which other circuit boards can be connected
- sends Bluetooth signals
- Peripheral Component Interconnect
- 1,000,000,000 bytes
- generates output images to the monitor
20 Clues: WiFi adapter • storage device • storage medium • 1,000,000 bytes • 1,000,000,000 bytes • generates output sound • sends Bluetooth signals • a wired network connection • memory that can be accessed. • a wireless network connection • provides a network connection. • the computers main storage device • Peripheral Component Interconnect • generates output images to the monitor • ...
Let's learn Earth & Space 2020-11-26
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- layer of earth.
- Method-method that is used to locate the epicenter of an earthquake.
- mantle.
- floor spreading-proccess which happens when ocean plates move apart and magma rises from the mantle and create new areas of oceanic crust.
- waves-A seismic wave that travels through the Earth rather than across
- the instrument used to mapped the mid-ocean ridges
- time-time difference between the P-waves and S-waves.
- type of plate boundary that are sliding past each other.
- layer of the earth where magma comes from.
- molten material that rises from the mantle to the crust.
- Convection- the very slow creeping motion of Earth's solid silicate mantle caused by convection currents carrying heat from the interior to the
- boundary between the crust and mantle, as inferred from
- change in the speed of body waves
- to through it.
- very large wave that is caused by earthquake.
- point within the Earth where the actual movement takes
- geologist who proposed the theory of sea-floor spreading.
- surface
- Plumes-an upwelling of superheated rock from the mantle.
- tectonics theory-a theory that states that the Earth's crust is divided into several plates.
- theory.
- Waves-A seismic wave that travels across the surface of the Earth as
- crust.
- one who made the continental
- arc-formed when two oceanic crusts collide.
- type of plate boundary that plates are moving away from each other.
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- an earthquake.
- surface.
- earthquake.
- point on the surface directly above the focus.
- process happens when the oceanic crust sinks beneath the continental crust.
- and S-waves at the surface of the Earth that move with a rolling motion.
- Drift Theory-a theory that states that there was a big continent before.
- recording device that is used to locate the earthqiake's epicenter.
- to be the supercontinent 250 million years ago.
- type of plate boundary that collides with each other.
- geologic feature that may form when plates are moving away from each other.
- Pull-other possible cause of plate movements which the weight of the subducting plate pulls the trailing slab into the subduction zone just like a tablecloth slipping off the table and pulling items with it.
- waves-A surface seismic wave generated by the interaction of P-
- Spot-a concentration of heat in the mantle capable of creating magma
- is formed when a continental plate and an ocean plate collides.
- ranges-a geologic feature that happens when two continental plates collide.
- waves-A wave of energy that travels through the Earth as a result of
- may happen during divergence or convergence of plates because of the movement of plates.
- Push-one of the possible cause of plate movements which the ridge pushes the old sea-floor towards the trench and it will subduct.
- valley-a geologic feature that happens when two continental plates move apart from each other.
- part of earth.
- waves-A surface seismic wave that cause horizontal shifting of the Earth
48 Clues: crust. • mantle. • surface • theory. • surface. • earthquake. • an earthquake. • to through it. • part of earth. • layer of earth. • one who made the continental • change in the speed of body waves • layer of the earth where magma comes from. • arc-formed when two oceanic crusts collide. • very large wave that is caused by earthquake. • point on the surface directly above the focus. • ...
Let's learn Earth & Space 2020-11-26
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- Type of plate boundary that are sliding past each other.
- Deepest part of earth.
- This process happens when the oceanic crust sinks beneath the continental crust.
- Boundary between the crust and mantle, as inferred from the change in the speed of body waves
- Wave of energy that travels through the earth as a result of an earthquake.
- Top layer of earth.
- Other possible cause of plate movements which the weight of the subducting plate pulls the trailing slab into the subduction zone just like a tablecloth slipping off the table and pulling items with it.
- Formed when two oceanic crusts collide.
- Geologic feature that happens when two continental plates move apart from each other.
- A geologic feature that may form when plates are moving away from each other.
- Type of plate boundary that collides with each other.
- Seismic wave that travels across the surface of the earth as opposed through it.
- One of the possible cause of plate movements which the ridge pushes the old sea-floor towards the trench and it will subduct.
- An upwelling of superheated rock from the mantle.
- The one who made the continental drift theory.
- Theory that states that the earth's crust is divided into several plates.
- Proposed to be the supercontinent 250 million years ago.
- Time difference between the p-waves and s-waves.
- The point on the surface directly above the focus.
- Is the instrument used to mapped the mid-ocean ridges.
- Type of plate boundary that plates are moving away from each other.
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- Seismic wave that travels through the earth rather than across its surface.
- Process which happens when ocean plates move apart and magma rises from the mantle and create new areas of oceanic crust.
- Geologist who proposed the theory of sea-floor spreading.
- The point within the earth where the actual movement takes
- Theory that states that there was a big continent before.
- Method that is used to locate the epicenter of an earthquake.
- Geologic feature that happens when two continental plates collide.
- The very slow creeping motion of earth's solid silicate mantle caused by convection currents carrying heat from the interior of the planet's surface.
- Hot molten material that rises from the mantle to the crust.
- It is formed when a continental plate and an ocean plate collides.
- Upper mantle.
- A recording device that is used to locate the earthquake's epicenter.
- Thickest layer of the earth where magma comes from.
- Surface seismic wave generated by the interaction of p-waves and s-waves at the surface of the earth that move with a rolling motion.
- Outer crust.
- A very large wave that is caused by earthquake.
- Surface seismic wave that cause horizontal shifting of the earth during an earthquake.
- This may happen during divergence or convergence of plates because of the movement of plates.
- A concentration of heat in the mantle capable of creating magma
40 Clues: Outer crust. • Upper mantle. • Top layer of earth. • Deepest part of earth. • Formed when two oceanic crusts collide. • A very large wave that is caused by earthquake. • Time difference between the p-waves and s-waves. • An upwelling of superheated rock from the mantle. • The point on the surface directly above the focus. • Thickest layer of the earth where magma comes from. • ...
Space Topic 1-3 2024-05-24
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- a natural object in space, such as the Sun, the Moon, a planet, or a star
- the study of spectra; example: looking at the dark lines' placement in the solar spectrum to see if it matches the bright lines produced by various elements
- an oval shape for which the distance from one focal point to a point on the edge of the ellipse and then to the other focal point is the same no matter which point on the edge of the ellipse you choose
- a shifting of light from an object toward the red (longer wavelength) end of the spectrum as the object moves away from Earth
- an ancient instrument used to locate and predict the positions of the Sun, Moon, planets, and stars
- the regular path of an object, such as a celestial body or an artificial satellite, around another body such as a planet or star
- a distinctive pattern in the night sky formed by a group of stars; the pattern often looks like a familiar object, such as an animal
- the lens in a telescope closer to the object
- representing the Sun as the centre of the universe
- representing Earth as the centre of the universe
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- a set of axes used to describe the positions or motion of things
- the phenomenon that the observed frequency of a wave changes if the source of the wave and the observer are moving toward or away from each other
- a device made of thousands of closely spaced slits
- the lens in a telescope you look through; also known as eyepiece
- an optical telescope that was launched into Earth orbit in 1990; provides images of distant galaxies and stars; light reaching its mirrors has not been distorted by the atmosphere
- law that provides an explanation for planets' elliptical orbits; all objects are attracted to one another, the larger the mass, the greater the force of attraction
- a celestial body that orbits a planet
- an apparent switch in the motion of a celestial body from eastward to westward motion, or vice versa, as viewed from Earth
- reflecting or refracting telescope used to focus light from distant objects
- the fineness of detail a telescope can produce of the object in view
- a celestial body that orbits one or more stars, is large enough that its gravity holds a spherical shape, and is the only body occupying the orbital path
- an instrument that gathers and focusses light or other types of electromagnetic radiation to magnify distant objects
22 Clues: a celestial body that orbits a planet • the lens in a telescope closer to the object • representing Earth as the centre of the universe • a device made of thousands of closely spaced slits • representing the Sun as the centre of the universe • a set of axes used to describe the positions or motion of things • ...
1960s Space Age Design 2024-05-26
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- - Art influences
- - Design motif
- - Animated futuristic family
- - Architecture style
- - Saarinen, designer
- - Spacecraft design influence
- - Shapes and motifs
- - Module aesthetics
- - Moon exploration vehicle
- - Age design
- - Era aesthetics
- - Soviet satellite inspiration
- - Short for modern
- - Art influences
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- - Shapes and furniture
- - Themed patterns and colors
- - Nostalgic future aesthetics
- - Modern design era
- - Age furniture
- - Forward-looking design
- - World's Fair exhibit
- - Transparent material
- - Widely used material
- - Vintage design revival
- - Mid-century modern designers
25 Clues: - Age design • - Design motif • - Age furniture • - Art influences • - Era aesthetics • - Art influences • - Short for modern • - Modern design era • - Shapes and motifs • - Module aesthetics • - Architecture style • - Saarinen, designer • - Shapes and furniture • - World's Fair exhibit • - Transparent material • - Widely used material • - Forward-looking design • - Vintage design revival • ...
Earth and Space Spheres 2024-04-16
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- An interaction between Birds and them flying through the wind
- The variety of all living things in a specific area
- Step 7 of the Scientific Method
- The C in CER
- All sources of water on Earth
- All land, solid & liquid dirt, minerals on Earth
- A set of interacting components that work together
- An interaction between a Seahorse and the Ocean it swims in
- An interaction between Humans and them digging up fossils
- All gasses found on Earth
- What you have to write before on Step 1 of the Scientific Method
- A specific communication or direct involvement between 2 things
- An educated guess
- The variable being measured in an experiment
- When you summarize and conclude your experiment
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- All frozen water on Earth
- All living things on Earth
- A list of all the things you will need in an experiment
- Step 6 of the Scientific Method
- All man made objects and structures
- A numbered set of steps for an experiment
- The E in CER
- The R in CER
- The variable being changed in an experiment
- An interaction between Polar Bears and them living in the Artic
- The variable that is NOT being changed
- An interaction between Humans and Black bag of Hot Cheetos
27 Clues: The C in CER • The E in CER • The R in CER • An educated guess • All frozen water on Earth • All gasses found on Earth • All living things on Earth • All sources of water on Earth • Step 6 of the Scientific Method • Step 7 of the Scientific Method • All man made objects and structures • The variable that is NOT being changed • A numbered set of steps for an experiment • ...
space and life science 2024-03-11
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- Dwarf planet crosses another rotation
- A relationship between organisms where one organisms benefits and the other is neither harmed nor helped
- Scale a device used to measure an object's weight
- of Matter The form matter exists in. Matter exists in 3 states:
- orbit the sun
- Spinning on axis
- Huge collection of gas, dust, and billions of stars and their solar
- Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury
- The relationships between organisms in an ecosystem.
- The collection of all the populations of species in an area including plants and other organisms.
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- Light is bouncing off of a surface
- The process that plants use to turn water, air, and sunlight into food for growth
- how much heat is in something, and you experience it every day
- a reflection of you but all black
- small, rocky objects
- the total movement of an object without any regard to direction
- the tilt on earth
- Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas
- If light passes through a medium and items on the far side appear blurry
- venus
- the green pigment that plants use to make food during a process called photosynthesis
21 Clues: venus • orbit the sun • Spinning on axis • the tilt on earth • small, rocky objects • a reflection of you but all black • Light is bouncing off of a surface • Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas • Dwarf planet crosses another rotation • Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury • Scale a device used to measure an object's weight • ...
space and life science 2024-03-11
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- Dwarf planet crosses another rotation
- A relationship between organisms where one organisms benefits and the other is neither harmed nor helped
- Scale a device used to measure an object's weight
- of Matter The form matter exists in. Matter exists in 3 states:
- orbit the sun
- Spinning on axis
- Huge collection of gas, dust, and billions of stars and their solar
- Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury
- The relationships between organisms in an ecosystem.
- The collection of all the populations of species in an area including plants and other organisms.
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- Light is bouncing off of a surface
- The process that plants use to turn water, air, and sunlight into food for growth
- how much heat is in something, and you experience it every day
- a reflection of you but all black
- small, rocky objects
- the total movement of an object without any regard to direction
- the tilt on earth
- Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas
- If light passes through a medium and items on the far side appear blurry
- venus
- the green pigment that plants use to make food during a process called photosynthesis
21 Clues: venus • orbit the sun • Spinning on axis • the tilt on earth • small, rocky objects • a reflection of you but all black • Light is bouncing off of a surface • Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas • Dwarf planet crosses another rotation • Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury • Scale a device used to measure an object's weight • ...
space and life science 2024-03-11
Across
- Dwarf planet crosses another rotation
- A relationship between organisms where one organisms benefits and the other is neither harmed nor helped
- Scale a device used to measure an object's weight
- of Matter The form matter exists in. Matter exists in 3 states:
- orbit the sun
- Spinning on axis
- Huge collection of gas, dust, and billions of stars and their solar
- Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury
- The relationships between organisms in an ecosystem.
- The collection of all the populations of species in an area including plants and other organisms.
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- Light is bouncing off of a surface
- The process that plants use to turn water, air, and sunlight into food for growth
- how much heat is in something, and you experience it every day
- a reflection of you but all black
- small, rocky objects
- the total movement of an object without any regard to direction
- the tilt on earth
- Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas
- If light passes through a medium and items on the far side appear blurry
- venus
- the green pigment that plants use to make food during a process called photosynthesis
21 Clues: venus • orbit the sun • Spinning on axis • the tilt on earth • small, rocky objects • a reflection of you but all black • Light is bouncing off of a surface • Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas • Dwarf planet crosses another rotation • Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury • Scale a device used to measure an object's weight • ...
space and life science 2024-03-11
Across
- Dwarf planet crosses another rotation
- A relationship between organisms where one organisms benefits and the other is neither harmed nor helped
- Scale a device used to measure an object's weight
- of Matter The form matter exists in. Matter exists in 3 states:
- orbit the sun
- Spinning on axis
- Huge collection of gas, dust, and billions of stars and their solar
- Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury
- The relationships between organisms in an ecosystem.
- The collection of all the populations of species in an area including plants and other organisms.
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- Light is bouncing off of a surface
- The process that plants use to turn water, air, and sunlight into food for growth
- how much heat is in something, and you experience it every day
- a reflection of you but all black
- small, rocky objects
- the total movement of an object without any regard to direction
- the tilt on earth
- Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas
- If light passes through a medium and items on the far side appear blurry
- venus
- the green pigment that plants use to make food during a process called photosynthesis
21 Clues: venus • orbit the sun • Spinning on axis • the tilt on earth • small, rocky objects • a reflection of you but all black • Light is bouncing off of a surface • Natural, giant, glowing balls of gas • Dwarf planet crosses another rotation • Planet the 4 inner planets are earth mercury • Scale a device used to measure an object's weight • ...
Earth and Space Science 2024-04-16
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- water located below Earth's surface
- melted rock that is located on Earth's surface
- an area of land drained by a river system
- the moving pieces of Earth's crust
- able to be naturally broken down into harmless substances
- the folding of rock upward due to stress between converging plates
- a small stream that flows into a larger stream
- a rock or sediment layer that holds water and allows water to flow through it
- moving air
- a naturally occuring substance that is made of one or more minerals
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- the shapes of the Moon as seen from the Earth
- the process during which water loses heat energy and changes from a gas to a liquid
- the shaking of Earth's surface that occurs when energy stored as pressure in rocks is released quickly
- a break, or crack, in Earth's surface along which movement has occurred
- a mass of ice and snow that moves slowly over Earth's surface
- small pieces weathered rock
- an instrument used to measure air pressure
- rock the rock that forms from layers of sediment are compacted and cemented together
- a large, flowing stream of water that is fed by other, smaller streams
- a low area of land where surface water accumulates
- the rapid movement of sediment downhill
21 Clues: moving air • small pieces weathered rock • the moving pieces of Earth's crust • water located below Earth's surface • the rapid movement of sediment downhill • an area of land drained by a river system • an instrument used to measure air pressure • the shapes of the Moon as seen from the Earth • melted rock that is located on Earth's surface • ...
Strolling - Unit 6 Space 2024-04-25
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- a flat space of land
- basic, relating to, original
- evidence of something
- when something is not straight up and down, but leaning
- the marks made where a liquid flows or has been
- see, or sense something
- to give tools to
- the quality of trying hard and sticking to it
- how the land looks when standing on it
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- equipment needed to do something
- to move something forward
- the unit of measure around a circle
- to look at something to learn from it
- the gases around the outside of a moon or planet
- huge, too big to understand
- anything (manmade or not) that goes around another planet or sun
- needed quality
- trying to become
- very light dirt floating or landing on a surface
- thought about
- part, feature, or quality of something
21 Clues: thought about • needed quality • trying to become • to give tools to • a flat space of land • evidence of something • see, or sense something • to move something forward • huge, too big to understand • basic, relating to, original • equipment needed to do something • the unit of measure around a circle • to look at something to learn from it • part, feature, or quality of something • ...
Space Challenge August 14 2024-08-08
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- An originally scheduled STS-133 astronaut was injured on this piece of equipment often used for transport that removed him from the flight.
- Name of OV-104
- Name of the NASA barge that transports rocket sections from Michoud Assembly Facility in the USA state of Louisiana to KSC in Florida.
- The nomenclature for SpaceX “Falcon” came from this Falcon in Star Wars film series.
- Manufacturer of the rocket kit that was used for the Dubai school in June 2024.
- This is a great spot in Port Canaveral to watch SpaceX boosters return to port.
- The number of astronauts who have flown around or orbited the Moon.
- Find some vintage space stickers in this “Hut” in Cape Canaveral.
- 35th President of the USA.
- Name of the island that is part of KSC and is a National Wildlife Refuge.
- This country has gifted London a Christmas Tree every year since 1947.
- Acronym for the Grumman Gulfstream II aircraft used to simulate a Space Shuttle Orbiter landing.
- This Space Shuttle Orbiter launched the Chandra observatory in 1999.
- An Italian dessert comprising a scoop of gelato or ice cream topped with hot espresso.
- Apollo 14 Moonwalker Alan Shepard carried this type of ball aboard his flight to use on the Moon’s surface. The brand name has been lost to history.
- Name of this New World placental mammal that lives at the Cape Canaveral Space Force Base. They form part of the superorder Xenarthra, along with the anteaters and sloths.
- Name of the spacecraft launched in July 2020 that was sent by the UAE to orbit Mars.
- A wild green bird that is found in Kensington Garden London.
- Surname of the only female astronaut on STS-133.
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- This Space Shuttle Orbiter was originally designated “STA-099” and not with an “OV” number.
- Name of the River that is between KSC and Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. It is also an elongated edible fruit.
- An American dance which was born in the African-American communities of Harlem, New York City, in 1928 and has evolved since then.
- Percent of the Universe that is visible from Earth.
- One of two Space Shuttle Orbiters to make only one docking mission to the Russian MIR Space Station.
- This causeway leading to Pad 39-A from the VAB is named after this Planet.
- The answer to the “Great Question” of “Life, the Universe and Everything."
- An Apollo 16 Moonwalker left this family item on the surface of the Moon.
- The type of shoes that Werner Von Braun told the people of Huntsville Alabama not to hang up after the historic Apollo 11 mission.
- A sunset on Mars is this colour.
- This park is a nice spot in Cape Canaveral to watch a rocket launch.
- America’s first Space Station.
- Name of OV-103
- The USA State where the rocks for the Crawlerway originate from.
- Surname of a famous American Jazz composer who lived from 1899-1974. His given name is the same as the surname of an Apollo 16 Moonwalker.
- Nickname of the toll road that connects Orlando and Cape Canaveral.
- Name of the History Center just outside the gates of Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
- Name of one of SpaceX’s Recovery Ships based in Port Canaveral Florida.
- NASA’s Northernmost Field/Research Centre.
- A brand name of snack crackers, invented in 1900, which take the form of baked square whole wheat wafers.
- Surname of the 12th NASA Administrator.
- According to Pink Floyd and the NASA Administrator this is the Far side of the Moon.
- The number of Ravens in the Tower of London.
42 Clues: Name of OV-104 • Name of OV-103 • 35th President of the USA. • America’s first Space Station. • A sunset on Mars is this colour. • Surname of the 12th NASA Administrator. • NASA’s Northernmost Field/Research Centre. • The number of Ravens in the Tower of London. • Surname of the only female astronaut on STS-133. • Percent of the Universe that is visible from Earth. • ...
Unit E: Space Exploration 2024-09-19
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- the distance between two objects in space is measured in _____________ units and is equivalent to about 150 million km.
- a ___________ telescope that bends light with mirrors.
- if a star is moving away from us, the dark lines shift toward the long-wave end is said to be ______ shifted.
- an orbit that is higher in altitude and rotates at the same speed as the Earth.
- small pieces of rock flying through space with no particular path.
- the shorter the wavelength, the greater the _____________ power and vice versa. Helps determine the precision of an image produced.
- Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars are classified as this type of planet.
- the forces of gravity acting on a mass in orbit around Earth are greatly reduced.
- the ____________ spectrum that shows every color. Produced by matter heated at high pressures.
- the model of the universe that is centered around the Earth.
- if a star is moving toward us, the dark lines shift toward the short-wave end is said to be ______ shifted.
- angle of elevation
- ___________ optics is technology used to adjust the mirror of a telescope or the image to compensate for the effects of the movement of our atmosphere.
- the ____________ spectrum that only shows thin lines of color. Produced when gases are heated at low pressures.
- a reflecting telescope that orbits Earth that was launched in the year 1990.
- the ____________ spectrum that shows dark lines on a continuous spectrum. Produced when a continuous spectrum of light passes through a cooler gas.
- a phenomenon caused by the movement of an observer towards or away from the source of a wave which gives the perception of a variation in frequency is called the ___________ effect.
- the device or material carried by the rocket
- the apparent shift in the position of an object depending on the position of the observer.
- a ___________ telescope bends light with only lenses.
- the model of the universe that is centered around the Sun.
- a set of all galaxies. There is only 1.
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- a ___________ telescope that uses both lenses and mirrors.
- when a small piece of rock flying in space get pulled into the atmosphere by Earth's gravity.
- a small piece of rock flying through space that hits the surface of the Earth.
- the Sun and Jupiter are the two largest emitters of __________ waves in our Solar System.
- a device that breaks down light into bands of color.
- when the Sun reaches its highest or lowest point in the sky at noon.
- a rocket that ejects or detaches sections of itself when there is no more fuel.
- the study of the interaction between light and matter (the science of color).
- a cloud of gas and dust. First stage in the formation of a star.
- a huge bubble of gas.
- a _________ year is the distance light travels in one Earth year. About 9.5 trillion km.
- an indirect measure of distance where an imaginary is created where an observer and an object whose distance is to be determined.
- a mass of ice, rock and dust flying through space often with a tail.
- sets of millions of stars, dust and gas.
- a tube with one end containing fuel and the other end containing a payload.
- by connecting two or more telescopes together via computers, we can have a telescope the size equal to the distance between them is called ______________.
- a system where a series of axes are used to determine the position or movement of certain things is called a _________ point.
- an artificial ___________ is made by humans and used to observe the Earth and objects in space.
- first angle that begins opposite the North Pole and continues clockwise.
- Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune are classified as this type of planet.
42 Clues: angle of elevation • a huge bubble of gas. • a set of all galaxies. There is only 1. • sets of millions of stars, dust and gas. • the device or material carried by the rocket • a device that breaks down light into bands of color. • a ___________ telescope bends light with only lenses. • a ___________ telescope that bends light with mirrors. • ...
J. Harber Space crossword 2023-04-21
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- Is a space probe
- Where astronauts live
- Presence matter in a football
- Water
- The planet we live on
- Can either be planetary or stellar
- North star
- A tendency to do nothing or remain unchanged
- death of a massive star
- The force that holds gases in the sun
- 6 trillion miles
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- An hour and a half
- Stars put together to make a figure in the sky
- Donut shaped ring in the sky that orbits the sun
- Is an irregular galaxy
- Very famous telescope in space
- Machine we used in space
- The universe we are in
- A triple star system
- The earth ____ around the sun
- Milky way
- There is many in the universe
- The sun is a ____
23 Clues: Water • Milky way • North star • Is a space probe • 6 trillion miles • The sun is a ____ • An hour and a half • A triple star system • Where astronauts live • The planet we live on • Is an irregular galaxy • The universe we are in • death of a massive star • Machine we used in space • Presence matter in a football • The earth ____ around the sun • There is many in the universe • ...
I. Campbell Space Crossword 2023-04-21
Across
- Orbit Earth every 90 minutes.
- North Star
- Launched into low Earth orbit in 1990
- The Milky Way is an example of ____
- Its atomic # is 1
- The force that stops us from floating away
- The planet we live on
- Space probe launched by NASA in 1977
- This is what the Earth does around the sun
- Twinkle, Twinkle little ____
- If one of these comes close to earth then it will generate a shockwave through Earth's mantle.
- Earth, Saturn, and Mars are all examples of ____
- Can either be a stellar or planetary
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- Amount of matter in something
- The closest star system to our sun
- Satellite
- Nearly 6 Trillion miles long
- A galaxy, it's also a candy.
- The next galaxy closest to our galaxy.
- The Big Dipper is an example of ____
20 Clues: Satellite • North Star • Its atomic # is 1 • The planet we live on • Nearly 6 Trillion miles long • A galaxy, it's also a candy. • Twinkle, Twinkle little ____ • Amount of matter in something • Orbit Earth every 90 minutes. • The closest star system to our sun • The Milky Way is an example of ____ • The Big Dipper is an example of ____ • Space probe launched by NASA in 1977 • ...
M. Snell Space Crossword 2023-04-21
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- the force in which a planet or other body draws closer to its center
- a large telescope in space
- a star system that is widely believed to be the closest to our solar system, with a distance of 4.37 light-years
- another name for the North Star
- the first spacecraft to cross the heliosphere
- Earth is the ____ we live on
- a giant cloud of gas and dust
- a band of light that can be seen in the night sky that is caused by a very large number of faint stars
- equal to 1 1/2 hours
- the planet we live on
- a moon, planet, or machine that orbits a planet or star
- a colorless, odorless, tasteless, flammable, gaseous substance that is the simplest member of the chemical family
- the nearest galaxy to ours
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- our sun is a giant ___
- a large spacecraft that orbits around earth
- a place where gravity pulls so much that not even light can get out
- a donut shaped ring of icey object
- a group of stars that make a particular shape in the night sky and have been given names accordingly
- a huge collection of gas, dust, and billions of stars
- the planets of our solar system ____ around the sun
- a dimensionless quantity representing the amount of matter in an object
- the distance light travels within a year
- an objects ability to resist a change in motion
23 Clues: equal to 1 1/2 hours • the planet we live on • our sun is a giant ___ • a large telescope in space • the nearest galaxy to ours • Earth is the ____ we live on • a giant cloud of gas and dust • another name for the North Star • a donut shaped ring of icey object • the distance light travels within a year • a large spacecraft that orbits around earth • ...
space vocab part 2 2025-05-13
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- the relationship between two distinct quantities or amounts. In “directly proportional” quantities, an increase of one quantity causes the increase of the other quantity. In “indirectly proportional” quantities, increase of one quantity causes the decrease of the other quantity.
- the opposite of conductor, a substance which resists the transfer of heat or electricity through it.
- gravity: the ratio of the weight of one substance to the weight of a different substance.
- a fundamental part of an atom which has no charge.
- phenomena of any form of water falling to the ground (in the form of rain, mist, snow, etc.).
- energy: the energy of the motion of an object.
- an event which is close to happening; something which is about to happen in a short period.
- a deterministic period between two activities or instants.
- information which is no longer needed or is of use, usually because it has been stated or deduced earlier.
- a measure determined by the amount of matter or energy present in a body, it is the measure of a body’s resistance to acceleration.
- the speed and direction of an object’s motion.
- to make someone or something involved in an event, conversation, or discussion; to participate or get involved in something; to keep someone’s interest.
- (verb) to estimate or measure a property (such as volume, amount, etc.); (noun) a device which measures a certain property of something.
- an animal that survives by exclusively eating plants.
- a molecule or an atom which has a positive or negative charge due to losing or gaining one or more electrons
- the second statement stated of the two previous statements.
- to exclude some information intentionally or forgetfully; to fail or neglect to do something.
- remaining parts after an activity has been done to an object, or something which was left over.
- liquid in gaseous state.
- a mixture of two or more substances which is homogeneous (has a uniform mixture and composition).
- decay: a naturally occurring process by which an atom spontaneously decays into another atom of a different element.
- something which cannot be dissolved into another liquid or aqueous solution.
- to be well versed and skilled in using a tool or thing.
- to develop something gradually; to develop something from a simpler form to more complex forms.
- something which naturally exists in a certain area or is native to that area.
- an area where an organism naturally lives in the ecosystem.
- a tentative theory which has not been verified or proven, but tries to explain certain facts or phenomena.
- a substance which is acted upon by an enzyme; a layer which is underneath another layer.
- a state where one liquid is suspended in another but the two liquids would not dissolve in one another.
- a fundamental part of the atom which is positively charged.
- the distance between two successive crests of a wave, such as a sound wave or electromagnetic wave.
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- a factor which is meant to be changed in an experiment to determine the effects it has on the experiment.
- something which always shows the same form or manner without variation.
- an event which occurs before another event in time; something which comes before another thing regarding their positions.
- a compound made up of amino acids which plays several roles in forming the structural components of the body (such as muscles, hair, etc.) within an organism.
- a quantity which is gradually increasing with discrete additions regularly.
- matter: carbon-based compounds found within natural environments and beings.
- something which causes conflicting arguments; a device which is designed to cause and propagate fires.
- something which forms the foundation of a system or behavior.
- an organism which uses another organism as a host and feeds off the host for survival.
- the tendency of a liquid to resist flow. More viscous liquids flow more slowly than less viscous ones.
- testing the performance or result of an experiment.
- a force acting between two solid surfaces where the relative motion of the surfaces is resisted.
- information which is specified or stated.
- a belief about something, an impulse, or desire.
- a process used by plants to convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose, using energy from sunlight.
- the chemical process of breaking something down into simpler substances. For example, when sugar is fermented into alcohol.
- a state where all the constituents of a system (such as reactants in a chemical reaction) are in balance.
- the process of liquid moving through a semipermeable membrane from a less concentrated solution to a more concentrated solution.
- a scale from 1-14 which specifies the concentration of hydrogen ions in an aqueous solution. It represents the alkalinity or acidity of that solution. A pH value of 7 is neutral, lower is acidic, and higher is alkaline.
- radiation: Electromagnetic waves with wavelengths longer than those of visible light (0.7 microns).
- something which is no longer of any use, or has a viable replacement which is easier to obtain or function.
- information which is related or appropriate to the subject or holds some value or interest to the subject being discussed.
- a complex carbohydrate which forms the energy supply within many vegetables.
- to increase the duration or the physical space of an event or object.
- something which is immune to any change from another thing (specific or in general).
- to make property or a skill visible or apparent.
- (verb) to join different objects together; (noun) a safety device used in electrical equipment which breaks the circuit in case more current than desired is drawn into the circuit.
- the measurement representing the amount of water vapor present in the air.
- to deduce a conclusion not explicitly written in the given evidence and information.
- or Erosion: the process of air or water flow removing soil, rock, or material from one location and transporting them to another location.
61 Clues: liquid in gaseous state. • information which is specified or stated. • energy: the energy of the motion of an object. • the speed and direction of an object’s motion. • a belief about something, an impulse, or desire. • to make property or a skill visible or apparent. • a fundamental part of an atom which has no charge. • ...
Earth and space puzzle 2025-06-08
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- : Rain, snow, sleet, or hail falling from the sky.
- : Rock changed by heat and pressure.
- : When day and night are the same length.
- = Mass x Acceleration : Newton's law formula written as F=MA.
- Resources : Things like water, soil, and trees that come from nature.
- : Rock made from layers of dirt and fossils pressed together.
- : Remains of plants or animals from long ago.
- Cycle : The process that changes one type of rock into another.
- : Imaginary lines that go side to side on the globe.
- : A process that breaks down rocks into smaller pieces.
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- : Happens twice a year when the sun is farthest from the equator.
- : The different shapes of the moon we see from Earth.
- : When water turns into vapor.
- : Rock formed from cooled magma or lava.
- : When water vapor cools and forms clouds.
- : A geoscience process that moves rocks and soil.
- : Imaginary lines that go up and down on the globe.
- Moon : When the entire face of the moon is lit up.
- : Tiny pieces of rock that form sedimentary rock or trap fossils.
- Cycle : Movement of water through evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.
20 Clues: : When water turns into vapor. • : Rock changed by heat and pressure. • : Rock formed from cooled magma or lava. • : When day and night are the same length. • : When water vapor cools and forms clouds. • : Remains of plants or animals from long ago. • : A geoscience process that moves rocks and soil. • : Rain, snow, sleet, or hail falling from the sky. • ...
Davin Becerra's space crossword 2023-05-15
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- Rapidly rotating neutron stars
- Small rocky object
- Forming star cloud
- Two orbiting stars
- Nuclei combine, energy released
- Range of radiation types
- Resistance to motion change
- Extremely dense star core
- Gravity trap
- Plot of star properties
- Attraction between masses
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- Bright distant galactic core
- Group of recognizable stars
- Large, cool, expanding star
- Explosive star death
- Brightness at 10 parsecs
- Brightness as seen from Earth
- Amount of matter
- Apparent shift in position
- Icy object with tail
- Nebula: Gas and dust cloud
- Brightest night sky star
- Rotating disk of stars
- Burning space debris
- Hot, dense star core
25 Clues: Gravity trap • Amount of matter • Small rocky object • Forming star cloud • Two orbiting stars • Explosive star death • Icy object with tail • Burning space debris • Hot, dense star core • Rotating disk of stars • Plot of star properties • Brightness at 10 parsecs • Brightest night sky star • Range of radiation types • Extremely dense star core • Attraction between masses • ...
Earth and space basics 2023-05-10
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- The regular rise and fall of the ocean's surface influenced by the moon's gravity pulling on earth
- a force that exists between any two objects that have mass and that pulls the objects together
- layer protects Earth from ultraviolet rays
- A resource that can be replaced within a reasonable amount of time
- innermost layer of the earth
- largest and second outermost layer of the earth
- a localized and violently destructive windstorm occurring over land characterized by a funnel-shaped cloud extending toward the ground
- A plate boundary where two plates move toward each other.
- A plate boundary where two plates move past each other in opposite directions.
- A tropical storm that has winds of about 119 kilometers per hour or higher.
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- A plate boundary where two plates move away from each other.
- A large cloud of dust and gas in space. (Some are regions where new stars are beginning to form.)
- layer of water that makes up ¾ Earth's surface
- gaseous region that surrounds the earth
- The horizontal movement of air from an area of high pressure to an area of lower pressure
- A resource that once used, cannot be replaced in a reasonable amount of time
- the outermost shell of a terrestrial planet
- second innermost layer of the earth
- an imaginary line through the center of a body about which the body rotates.
- A measure of how hot or cold something is.
20 Clues: innermost layer of the earth • second innermost layer of the earth • gaseous region that surrounds the earth • layer protects Earth from ultraviolet rays • A measure of how hot or cold something is. • the outermost shell of a terrestrial planet • layer of water that makes up ¾ Earth's surface • largest and second outermost layer of the earth • ...
SPACE THE FINAL FRONTIER 2025-02-12
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- "dirty snowballs" orbit the sun
- protective invisible layer that protects us from the sun's rays
- largest planet
- an object that travels around another object
- 365 days 1 full year travel around the sun
- hottest planet
- a ball of gases
- 3rd planet from the sun
- the shape of the orbit that the planet travels around
- small pieces of ice rock and metal that have broken off asteroids
- 24 hours 1 full spin
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- our galaxy
- the sun's major gas
- the "red planet"
- 1000s of rings made up of rock and ice
- the path a planet travels along as it goes around the sun
- the planet "great dark spot"
- planet with a very hot side and cold side
- a pattern of a picture that is created by a group of stars
- imaginary line that cuts through the middle of the earth
- chunks of rocks and metal that orbit the sun
- a meteor that strikes the Earth's surface
- bluish tint and the planet looks like it's lying on its side
23 Clues: our galaxy • largest planet • hottest planet • a ball of gases • the "red planet" • the sun's major gas • 24 hours 1 full spin • 3rd planet from the sun • the planet "great dark spot" • "dirty snowballs" orbit the sun • 1000s of rings made up of rock and ice • planet with a very hot side and cold side • a meteor that strikes the Earth's surface • ...
Space Exploration Vocabulary Review 2024-11-12
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- A technique to find the distance to a nearby star using angles and triangles.
- A roughly spherical ball of matter that orbits a star.
- A device to measure the altitude of something in the sky.
- A device to measure the spectrum of a star.
- Describes the size of a light wave.
- Telescope that uses a lens to focus light.
- The shape of all orbits.
- Meaning "same time as Earth", referring to a type of satellite.
- How "clear/detailed" your astronomical image is.
- The type of spectrum from a star.
- The location of something in degrees relative to North
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- A device to measure the azimuth of something in the sky.
- A model of the universe where the Earth is at the center.
- Type of rocket that drops fuel tanks as they are empty.
- ______ motion, when planets appear to "go backwards" in the sky.
- An "effect" that causes galaxies to look more red when they move away from us.
- The height in degrees of something above the horizon.
- A unit of measurement that is the distance from the Sun to Earth.
- A ball of hot gas and plasma that produces energy through nuclear fusion.
- A rocky and icy chunk of matter that is sometimes seen in the sky with a characteristic tail.
- Telescope that uses a curved mirror to focus light.
- A model of the universe where the Sun is at the center.
- A network of satellites that helps us navigate on Earth.
- Any naturally-occurring matter that orbits a planet.
- The type of spectrum from a hot gas.
- A light "fingerprint" of an element or star.
- The top part of a rocket (the purpose of the launch!)
- A rocky chunk of matter. Many are found in our solar system.
28 Clues: The shape of all orbits. • The type of spectrum from a star. • Describes the size of a light wave. • The type of spectrum from a hot gas. • Telescope that uses a lens to focus light. • A device to measure the spectrum of a star. • A light "fingerprint" of an element or star. • How "clear/detailed" your astronomical image is. • ...
Earth's Place in Space 2026-01-19
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- Mountains on the moon
- The Earth rotates on its axis and day and ___ are created
- The appearance of the sunlit portion of the moon.
- A darkening of the moon as it passes through Earths shadow
- The distance light can travel in one year
- The third planet from the Sun
- Each birthday you have completed another ___ around the Sun
- The dark, flat areas of the moon from lava flows 3-4 billion years ago
- A body in space made of rock and metal that orbits the sun
- An imaginary line around which an object rotates
- A point in Earths orbit where daylight is eigher the longest or the shortest
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- The distance between the Earth and the Sun
- When the moon passes between the Earth and Sun causing a shadow to fall on the Earth
- The motion of an object around its own axis
- Small chuncks of ice and dirt that orbit a star with tails of streaming gas and dust
- During a lunar eclipse the moon is in ___ moon phase
- Small pieces of rock that have broken off a larger asteroid
- To move in a circular orbit
- abbreviation for astronomical units
- A point in Earths orbit where days and nights are the same length
- Large round pits caused by meteoroids
- Never look directly at the dun during a solar eclipse because the sun can still ___ your eyes
22 Clues: Mountains on the moon • To move in a circular orbit • The third planet from the Sun • abbreviation for astronomical units • Large round pits caused by meteoroids • The distance light can travel in one year • The distance between the Earth and the Sun • The motion of an object around its own axis • An imaginary line around which an object rotates • ...
Space Pup Puzzle Party 2026-02-02
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- fenris word for Four
- Fenris word of two
- Fenris word for one
- Fenris word for twelve
- Fenris word for ten
- who is the crazy dreadnaught ?
- Fenris word for eleven
- Whats our beer called ?
- a Brother who is long in the tooth
- Whats our geneseed called?
- fenris word for six
- Wolves What are the opposite of Blue wolves?
- We are the pack of what?
- First successor Chapter
- fenris word for nine
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- fenris word for eight
- Who is our primarch?
- Was once a great company now with chaos
- Ultima founding
- fenris word for three
- Some wolves are luna eaters others are?
- fenris word for Five
- a Hunter who is white in years
- Rank that is lowest but still a brother
- Did we forget a packleader? oh well who is above him
- Wolves the two wolves mixed to create this
- If not a sheild then its a sp-
- Fenris word for seven
28 Clues: Ultima founding • Fenris word of two • Fenris word for one • Fenris word for ten • fenris word for six • Who is our primarch? • fenris word for Four • fenris word for Five • fenris word for nine • fenris word for eight • fenris word for three • Fenris word for seven • Fenris word for twelve • Fenris word for eleven • Whats our beer called ? • First successor Chapter • We are the pack of what? • ...
Forces, Earth and Space 2026-03-18
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- unit of measure for force.
- simple machine that moves on a pivot point.
- a natural object that orbits a planet.
- the part of the boat that is submerged in water.
- an imaginary line about which something rotates.
- an orbit around Earth.
- change position.
- the repeating path that one object in space takes around another object.
- the planet on which we live.
- devices designed to make it easier to move objects.
- an orbit around the Sun.
- the force exerted on a mass due to gravity.
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- to move around an axis or centre.
- simple machine that has a grooved wheel that spins on an axle.
- causes a change in motion of an object, so that the object moves or slows down or speeds up, or change direction.
- an instrument that uses shadow to show time.
- the frictional force air or water exerts against a moving object.
- a large natural object that orbit a star.
- when an object has been shaped to reduce friction in air or water.
- a force exerted on two objects that have mass.
- a force between two surfaces that are sliding, or trying to slide, across each other.
- a measure of how much matter is in an object, with the unit of grams or kilograms.
- simple machine that uses interlocking cogged wheels.
23 Clues: change position. • an orbit around Earth. • an orbit around the Sun. • unit of measure for force. • the planet on which we live. • to move around an axis or centre. • a natural object that orbits a planet. • a large natural object that orbit a star. • simple machine that moves on a pivot point. • the force exerted on a mass due to gravity. • ...
6th Grade Space Challenge 2026-05-04
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- Force that increases with mass and decreases with distance
- Remnant that survives atmospheric entry and impacts a surface
- Planet with extreme axial tilt causing it to roll along its orbit
- Airless planet with extreme temperature variation
- Point in orbit when axial tilt is maximally toward or away from the Sun
- Only known planet with stable liquid water and diverse life
- Partial shadow where only some light is obstructed
- Factor that influences solar energy received due to Earth’s curvature
- Alignment event where one body moves into another’s shadow
- Object that rotates and revolves in the same 27.3-day period
- Low-density planet with extensive ring structures
- Process combining atomic nuclei to release vast energy
- Changing illuminated portion caused by orbital position
- Volcanic plains formed by ancient lava flows on the Moon
- Dwarf planet with a 248-year orbital period
- Visible streak produced by atmospheric friction heating a meteoroid
- Earth’s yearly journey that takes approximately 365.24 days
- Body that dominates its orbital zone and reflects sunlight
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- Surface features preserved due to lack of atmosphere and erosion
- Nearly circular path maintained by gravitational attraction
- Planet with Valles Marineris and Olympus Mons
- Region of total shadow where light is completely blocked
- Distant planet with methane-rich atmosphere and strong winds
- Motion responsible for the daily cycle of daylight and darkness
- Star whose core undergoes fusion at about 15 million degrees Celsius
- Object forming a glowing coma and tail when near the Sun
- Moment when both hemispheres receive nearly equal sunlight
- Instrument that enabled discovery of additional planets after 1600s
- Region where sunlight strikes most directly year-round
- Imaginary line tilted in a constant direction through Earth’s center
- Irregular rocky remnant concentrated between Mars and Jupiter
- Gas giant with a rapid rotation and a persistent storm system
- Result of axial tilt combined with orbital motion
- Planet with a dense carbon dioxide atmosphere and runaway greenhouse effect
- Term describing phenomena involving Earth’s natural satellite
35 Clues: Dwarf planet with a 248-year orbital period • Planet with Valles Marineris and Olympus Mons • Airless planet with extreme temperature variation • Low-density planet with extensive ring structures • Result of axial tilt combined with orbital motion • Partial shadow where only some light is obstructed • Region where sunlight strikes most directly year-round • ...
Grade 9 Space Vocabulary 2026-05-13
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- where a thing is in the sky, horizontally
- a tool that measures altitude
- organic material coated with ice that has an elliptical orbit around the sun
- hovering around in an elliptical motion
- the path an object follows as it moves through space
- where stars are born
- measured from 0-90 degrees
- a collection of stars
- a meteoroid that hit the ground
- sun-centered
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- when an object spins on its own axis
- the topic of this unit
- the largest planet in the solar system
- earth-centered
- when stars go KABOOM
- these planets have rocky surfaces
- a grouping of billions of stars, gas, and dust
- when the day and night are about the same length
- a large round object that does not give off lgiht
- when the sun is farthest North or South from the equator
- a hot glowing ball of gas that gives off light
- space rocks
22 Clues: space rocks • sun-centered • earth-centered • when stars go KABOOM • where stars are born • a collection of stars • the topic of this unit • measured from 0-90 degrees • a tool that measures altitude • a meteoroid that hit the ground • these planets have rocky surfaces • when an object spins on its own axis • the largest planet in the solar system • ...
Willow.M Earth in Space 2026-06-15
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- An invisible line around the Earth, 23° south (below) the equator.
- planetary-mass objects that wander through the cosmos without orbiting a parent star. Instead of being bound to a solar system, they drift independently through interstellar space, isolated in the dark
- an unimaginably massive, low-density region of the universe that contains far fewer galaxies and matter than the surrounding space
- In the deep vacuum of space, two pieces of clean, unoxidized metal that touch each other will instantly fuse into a single piece. If moving parts on a spacecraft touch, they can permanently lock up
- If you were to fall into a black hole, the gravitational pull at your feet would be so much stronger than at your head that you would be stretched out like a noodle.
- Stars that siphon the life and matter out of their smaller neighbor stars to stay young and bright.
- a period of exceptionally high and low ocean tides. It occurs twice a month during the new moon and full moon phases when the Earth, Moon, and Sun align in a straight line
- The brightest objects in the universe, powered by supermassive black holes consuming matter, emitting lethal amounts of radiation.
- that have the most bizarre, extreme, or deadly environments in the universe. These worlds push the boundaries of physics, featuring conditions like molten iron rain or temperatures hotter than stars
- The time in the year when-: Summer solstice – longest day of sunlight. Marks the beginning of Summer. Winter solstice – shortest day of sunlight. Marks the beginning of Winter.
- Humanity has left a massive cloud of millions of pieces of floating debris in orbit. Traveling at up to 17,500 mph, a fleck of chipped paint can shatter a spacecraft window
- The part of the moon we can see from Earth. The phase changes as different amounts of sunlight are reflected off the moon’s surface.
- The only times when both the northern and southern hemispheres have the same amounts of daytime and nighttime.
- Dividing the Earth into two equal halves. Northern hemisphere Southern hemisphere
- A type of neutron star with a magnetic field so deadly it could strip the data from your credit cards from halfway across the moon.
- A season is a period of time in a year that has different weather conditions: Winter – cold, least daylight,least plant growth Spring – Increased daylight, increased temperature, increased plant growth. Summer – hot, most daylight, plants grow quickly Autumn – decreasing temperature, trees may lose leaves, decreased plant grown.
- how strong something is.
- A body in space that:(a) Orbits the suns (b) Has enough mass to be almost round in shape
- Exoplanets like WASP-76b that are so hot they vaporize iron on the day side, which then condenses and rains down as liquid metal on the night side.
- the loss of air pressure in a pressurized environment—like an aircraft or spacecraft—when exposed to a lower-pressure environment or the vacuum of space. It is also used to describe safety procedures designed to prevent astronauts from getting decompression sickness ("the bends")
- Outside of Earth's protective magnetic shield, astronauts are bombarded by heavy, high-energy atomic nuclei. These particles rip through DNA, significantly increasing long-term cancer risks.
- a period of moderate tides that occurs twice a month. It happens when the Sun, Earth, and Moon form a right angle, causing the gravitational pulls of the Sun and Moon to partially cancel each other out and resulting in a smaller tidal range
- Our star (Sun), planets, moons, asteroids, comets, meteoroids.
- The sun, Earth and moon are in a line and the moon is in the Earth’s shadow.
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- The theoretical opposite of black holes; mathematically, they spit out matter and light and nothing can ever enter them.
- An imaginary line around the middle of a planet.
- An invisible line that an object spins around.
- not bound to any star system or galaxy, allowing it to float freely through space. These "cosmic drifters" are born from dying stars, but violent supernovae explosions or galactic collisions can fling them out of their original orbits
- The deadliest explosions in the universe. In mere seconds, two colliding stars can emit a beam of radiation that shines a million trillion times brighter than our Sun, which could sterilize entire solar systems.
- towering, finger-like columns of cool interstellar gas and dust located about 6,500 light-years from Earth in the Eagle Nebula (M16). They are famous for being highly active stellar nurseries—vast cosmic incubators where gravity causes gas to collapse and ignite nuclear fusion, birthing new stars.
- An invisible line around the Earth, 23° north (above) the equator.
- The time when the moon travels between the sun and the Earth.
- The degree the Earth leans over to the side. The tilt of the Earth is about 23.5°
- Doomed planets trapped in the decaying gravitational pull of their dying stars, eventually being shredded to pieces and consumed
- a massive, gravitationally bound system consisting of stars, stellar remnants, interstellar gas, dust, and dark matter. You can think of them as the colossal "cities of the universe," with each galaxy containing anywhere from millions to trillions of stars
- The mysterious force making the universe expand faster and faster, which could eventually pull everything apart in a "Big Rip.
- Exoplanets like HD 189773b feature atmospheres with temperatures over 1,300°C and 8,700 km/h winds. The planet's silicate-heavy atmosphere condenses, resulting in constant, sideways rain made of molten glass
- The path a planet travels around the sun or a moon travels around
- one of the largest known structures in the observable universe. It is a colossal, two-dimensional "wall" or filament of galaxies stretching approximately 1.37 billion light-years across.
- a massive gravitational anomaly located about 150 to 250 million light-years away from Earth. It exerts a colossal pull, dragging the Milky Way and thousands of other neighboring galaxies toward it at speeds of over 2 million kilometers per hour
- a massive, glowing cloud of dust and gas (primarily hydrogen and helium) floating in the vast expanse of space. They act as the universe's cosmic recycling centers, serving as the birthplaces of new stars as well as the beautiful, expanding remnants of dying ones.
- Massive coronal mass ejections can hurl clouds of charged particles toward us. If Earth were in the direct path, it could fry power grids, disable satellite networks, and cause global internet blackouts
- The movement of an object around another object. e.g. the Earth revolves around the sun 1 revolution = 365 days = 1
- A way of showing large measurements.
- Measurements above or below the equator.
- An object spinning around its own axis. e.g. the Earth rotates on its axis 1 rotation = 24 hours = 1 day
46 Clues: how strong something is. • A way of showing large measurements. • Measurements above or below the equator. • An invisible line that an object spins around. • An imaginary line around the middle of a planet. • The time when the moon travels between the sun and the Earth. • Our star (Sun), planets, moons, asteroids, comets, meteoroids. • ...
Astronomy 2015-06-08
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- Force of attraction that causes objects to move towards each other
- Planet with poisonous atmosphere
- Center of the Solar System
- The path that an object takes in space when it goes around a star, a planet, or a moon
- The largest planet in the Solar System
- Planet that has a very large system of rings
- Region of space from which nothing, including light, can escape
- Small object in the Solar System that orbits around the Sun
- star Very small and dense star
- Large celestial object that orbits a star
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- The main, important tool for astronomy
- Celestial body that orbits another body
- Celestial body that radiates heat and light
- Location used for observing celestial bodies and events.
- Ice ball with long tail moves around in outer space
- The only planet known to accommodate life.
- Everything that exists, including all of time and space and its contents
- Group of many stars, along with gas, dust, and dark matter
18 Clues: Center of the Solar System • star Very small and dense star • Planet with poisonous atmosphere • The main, important tool for astronomy • The largest planet in the Solar System • Celestial body that orbits another body • Large celestial object that orbits a star • The only planet known to accommodate life. • Celestial body that radiates heat and light • ...
Astronomy 2015-06-08
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- Planet that has a very large system of rings
- The largest planet in the Solar System
- Region of space from which nothing, including light, can escape
- Celestial body that orbits another body
- Group of many stars, along with gas, dust, and dark matter
- Very small and dense star
- Large celestial object that orbits a star
- Ice ball with long tail moves around in outer space
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- The path that an object takes in space when it goes around a star, a planet, or a moon
- Everything that exists, including all of time and space and its contents
- Center of the Solar System
- The main, important tool for astronomy
- Planet with poisonous atmosphere
- Force of attraction that causes objects to move towards each other
- Location used for observing celestial bodies and events.
- Celestial body that radiates heat and light
- The only planet known to accommodate life.
- Small object in the Solar System that orbits around the Sun
18 Clues: Very small and dense star • Center of the Solar System • Planet with poisonous atmosphere • The main, important tool for astronomy • The largest planet in the Solar System • Celestial body that orbits another body • Large celestial object that orbits a star • The only planet known to accommodate life. • Celestial body that radiates heat and light • ...
ESPANOL 2025-05-01
17 Clues: el pie • el ojo • el dedo • la boca • la nariz • el hueso • el brazo • la pierna • el cuerpo • la cabeza • el cuello • el tobillo • la rodilla • la garganta • el dedo del pie • el oido (2 words no space) • la oreja (2 words no space)
Astronomy Chapter 15-16 2024-10-21
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- All galaxies, space dust, etc. grouped together
- High point of super strong gravity, letting no light escape
- A grouping of solar systems, space dust, etc.
- Curved sections connected to the center of a spiral galaxy
- A NASA telescope revolving around Earth
- An invisible hypothetical type of matter
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- Our galaxy
- The amount of light in one area
- A type of galaxy in an oval shape
- A type of galaxy containing spiral arms
- A large scale measurement of distance used for space, having to do with light speed
- The amount of matter in an object
- A type of galaxy with no particular shape
- Cloud and dust and gas in space
- An object of high luminosity exiting a black hole
15 Clues: Our galaxy • The amount of light in one area • Cloud and dust and gas in space • A type of galaxy in an oval shape • The amount of matter in an object • A type of galaxy containing spiral arms • A NASA telescope revolving around Earth • An invisible hypothetical type of matter • A type of galaxy with no particular shape • A grouping of solar systems, space dust, etc. • ...
Why Explore Space? 2023-10-13
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- strategic goal meant to expand human knowledge
- space travel has a direct benefit on ______
- strategic goal to put humans in space
- name of 1968 space mission to the moon
- 2018 NASA plan that identifies four long-term goals
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- strategic goal that puts U.S. as forerunner in space travel
- greatest benefit achieved by space travel
- premier organization for space travel
- strategic goal to optimize NASA funding and activities
- science, technology, education, and math
10 Clues: premier organization for space travel • strategic goal to put humans in space • name of 1968 space mission to the moon • science, technology, education, and math • greatest benefit achieved by space travel • space travel has a direct benefit on ______ • strategic goal meant to expand human knowledge • 2018 NASA plan that identifies four long-term goals • ...
Out Of This World 2026-04-27
17 Clues: Space Nerd • Mini Scoop • Ace-Tronaut • Spooky Vibes • Space Ballad • Man's Origin • Final Frontier • Woody's Bestie • Spielberg Alien • Chocolatey Treat • Problematic City • Galactic Game Night • Doomed by the Cosmos • Athletic Looney Tunes • Famous Moon Tune Singer • Taurus Virgo & Capricorn • Mayer Melody Meets Clooney Cinema
Space crossword Nathen 2021-10-20
10 Clues: small space objects • small space rocky bodys • going around one object • lighter part of a shadow • planet too small to be one • space objects that revolve • space objects that hit earth • believing the sun is the center • revolving of one object around another • small space object made of ice and dust
Space Explorer Quiz 2026-05-21
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- The star at the centre of our solar system
- Once called the ninth planet
- The red planet
- A rock that falls from space
- A person who travels to space
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- Used to see distant stars and planets
- A ball of ice and dust in space
- A system of millions of stars
- Earth's natural satellite
- Planet with beautiful rings
- Americas space agency
- The path a planet takes around the sun
12 Clues: The red planet • Americas space agency • Earth's natural satellite • Planet with beautiful rings • Once called the ninth planet • A rock that falls from space • A system of millions of stars • A person who travels to space • A ball of ice and dust in space • Used to see distant stars and planets • The path a planet takes around the sun • The star at the centre of our solar system
Tomorrow's world 2026-03-05
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- vehicles that travel in space and can carry astronauts or robots.
- a huge ball of hot gas in space that makes its own light and heat. Our closest star is the Sun.
- everything that exists, including all stars, planets, galaxies, and space.
- the force that pulls things toward each other, like what keeps us on the ground.
- vehicle that can drive like a car on roads and fly like an airplane in the sky.
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- a tool that helps us see very far away objects in space.
- power that comes from sunlight and can be used to make electricity or heat.
- when a rocket lifts off from Earth to go into space.
- related to the Sun, like sunlight or energy that comes from the Sun.
- a huge group of stars, planets, gas, and dust held together by gravity.
- the United States space agency. It sends astronauts, rockets, and robots into space to learn about planets and the universe.
- a drawing that shows where places are, like countries, oceans, or even planets.
12 Clues: when a rocket lifts off from Earth to go into space. • a tool that helps us see very far away objects in space. • vehicles that travel in space and can carry astronauts or robots. • related to the Sun, like sunlight or energy that comes from the Sun. • a huge group of stars, planets, gas, and dust held together by gravity. • ...
Chapter 6 Econ Vocab 2024-12-17
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- system of allocating goods and services without prices
- price where quantity supplied equals quantity demanded (2 words, no space)
- the lowest legal price that can be paid for a product (2 words, no space)
- the monetary value of a product
- a fuel created from living materials
- situation where quantity supplied is less than quantity demanded at a given price
- quantity of output supplied that is equal to the quantity demanded at the equilibrium price (2 words, no space)
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- price floor for agricultural products set by the government to stabilize farm prices (2 words, no space)
- the highest legal price that can be charged for a product (2 words, no space)
- situation where quantity supplied is greater than quantity demanded at a given price.
- loan that carries neither penalty nor further obligation to repay (2 words, no space)
- simplified version of a complex concept or behavior expressed in the form of a graph, figure, equation, or diagram (2 words, no space)
12 Clues: the monetary value of a product • a fuel created from living materials • system of allocating goods and services without prices • the lowest legal price that can be paid for a product (2 words, no space) • price where quantity supplied equals quantity demanded (2 words, no space) • the highest legal price that can be charged for a product (2 words, no space) • ...
Anatomy and physiology revision 2017-07-31
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- the structure in the kidney that allows filtration of fluid and small molecules
- reduces the surface tension in the alveoli
- the term used to describe the contraction of the heart muscle
- these stimulate other cardiac muscle cells (2 words, no space between words)
- a hormone that stimulates the bone marrow to produce RBC
- the amount of air moved in and out of the lung with each normal breath (2 words, no space between words)
- considered the functional unit of the kidney
- the inner most covering of the heart
- blood flow is calculated based on the following way
- main muscle involved in breathing
- this lung has 3 lobes
- these structures contain valves to aid in the return of blood to the heart
- the coronary arteries fill during ....
- one of the structures in the upper respiratory system
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- the second phase of urine formation (2 words, no space between word)
- the primary function of the respiratory system (2 words, no space between words)
- this structure secretes a small amount of fluid to reduce friction
- the transport system of the cardiovascular system
- one of the atrioventricular valves (2 words, no space between)
- cardiac valves open and close based on this
- the urine forming organ
- part of the conducting airways that are not involved in gas exchange
- where the coronary arteries originate
- muscle that contracts during voiding
- initiates the renin-angiotensin-adosterone pathway
25 Clues: this lung has 3 lobes • the urine forming organ • main muscle involved in breathing • the inner most covering of the heart • muscle that contracts during voiding • where the coronary arteries originate • the coronary arteries fill during .... • reduces the surface tension in the alveoli • cardiac valves open and close based on this • ...
eng 2023-11-07
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- He flew as a scientific equipment operator in the WB 57-F
- flew on board Soyuz 31
- Flew aboard STS-58.
- Vagner was assigned to back up to Russian Flight Engineer Andrei Babkin onboard Soyuz MS-16,
- 8 person on the moon
- Used the robotic arm
- Module-Pressurized Module
- Flew on STS-103
- Made nuclear generators
- Making a power plant
- In 1983-1990 he served as a pilot, master pilot and flight leader in Air Force units of Moscow military region
- Wakata acted as NASDA Assistant Payload Operations Director for the Manipulator Flight Demonstration, a robotic arm
- at nasa hq
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- Tani completed one EVA with the crew of STS-120
- who flew as a Payload Specialist on the Space Shuttle Columbia on Shuttle mission STS-73 in 1995.
- specilist on STS-74
- Laser ionization
- the second Japanese woman to fly in space on STS-131
- He was a member of the back-up crew for the Mir-13, 14 and 19 missions. From January 8, 1994, to July 9, 1994, he served as Board Engineer on Space Station Mir
- Space flight: STS-107, Space Shuttle Columbia
- Gennady launched with Sergei Avdeyev aboard Soyuz TM-28
- Onishi would serve as an aquanaut aboard the Aquarius underwater laboratory during the NEEMO 15 undersea exploration mission from October 17–30, 2011
- Made radars
- he worked on satellite deployment and retrieval activities
- He flew on one spaceflight
25 Clues: at nasa hq • Made radars • Flew on STS-103 • Laser ionization • specilist on STS-74 • Flew aboard STS-58. • 8 person on the moon • Used the robotic arm • Making a power plant • flew on board Soyuz 31 • Made nuclear generators • Module-Pressurized Module • He flew on one spaceflight • Space flight: STS-107, Space Shuttle Columbia • Tani completed one EVA with the crew of STS-120 • ...
Gr 9 Science vocabulary! 2025-06-15
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- The electric force that pushes electrons through a wire
- The process plants use to make food using sunlight
- Community of living things and their environment
- A final decision or summary based on evidence and results
- A Pure substance made of one type of atom
- Data or observations that include numbers and measurements.
- A Part in space with gravity so strong nothing escapes
- A conclusion or idea based on observations and reasoning
- Able to last over time without harming the environment
- Two or more atoms chemically bonded together
- An atom that has gained or lost electrons and has a charge
- A change in DNA that can lead to different traits or problems
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- A rocky object in space that orbits the sun and is usually in a belt
- An educated guess
- The amount of space something takes up
- Data or observations described using words but no numbers
- Particles moving from high to low concentration
- A ball of ice and dust that orbits the sun and has a tail
- The variety of living species in an ecosystem
- Information gathered using the senses
- When one space object blocks light from another, like the sun or moon
- The amount of matter in an object and measured in grams or kilograms
- A closed path through which electric current can flow
- The distance light travels in one year in space
- A pure substance made of one kind of atom
- The part of a cell that holds DNA and is the brain
26 Clues: An educated guess • Information gathered using the senses • The amount of space something takes up • A Pure substance made of one type of atom • A pure substance made of one kind of atom • Two or more atoms chemically bonded together • The variety of living species in an ecosystem • Particles moving from high to low concentration • ...
B2 vocabulary 2025-11-19
Across
- leave bus, train, plane, or bike.
- long journey, especially by seor through space.
- jam, line of cars stuck on the road and unable move freely.
- The act of sending spacecraft or rocket in the sky or space.
- The group of people who work together operate ship, aircraft, or spacecraft.
- step onbus, train, plane, or bike start using it.
- send spacecraft or rocket in the sky or space.
- vehicle designed for travel beyond Earth’s atmosphere.
- short journey for pleasure or specific purpose.
- come down the ground after flying.
- leave car or another small vehicle.
- leave the ground and begin fly.
- person trained work and travel outside Earth’s atmosphere.
- railway system that runs below city streets.
- enter car or other small vehicle.
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- act of traveling from one place another, often over long distance.
- The area at train station where passengers wait get on trains.
- journey made by air.
- wide road designed for fast, long-distance car travel.
- move around planet, star, or moon in curved path.
- person who travels in vehicle but does not operate it.
- type of train that can travel much faster than regular trains.
- The curved path planet or spacecraft follows around another body.
- move from one place another, especially over distance.
- station, large structure in space where astronauts live and work.
- The arein airport where passengers wait enter their aircraft.
- enter plane, train, or ship before journey begins.
- vehicle powered by engines that pushes it inthe sky or space.
28 Clues: journey made by air. • leave the ground and begin fly. • leave bus, train, plane, or bike. • enter car or other small vehicle. • come down the ground after flying. • leave car or another small vehicle. • railway system that runs below city streets. • send spacecraft or rocket in the sky or space. • long journey, especially by seor through space. • ...
How Can I Smell Things Form A Distance? 2020-11-15
Across
- Empty space between particles
- Heat
- Peppermint
- matter with uniformity and properties
- Intermingling of Substances
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- has Mass and occupies space
- Constantly moving
- to wave
- amount of space occupied by an object
- Substance in gaseous state
- fluid matter having no fixed shape fixed volume
- matter distinguished from solid and liquid states
- definite shape
13 Clues: Heat • to wave • Peppermint • definite shape • Constantly moving • Substance in gaseous state • has Mass and occupies space • Intermingling of Substances • Empty space between particles • amount of space occupied by an object • matter with uniformity and properties • fluid matter having no fixed shape fixed volume • matter distinguished from solid and liquid states
The Space Race 2023-05-17
9 Clues: First person in space • First American in space • The first the thing put in space • First living being sent to space • First Program to land on the moon • The year of the first moon landing • A space craft that orbits a planet • The war that started the space race • The United States space organization
Story Neil Armstrong 2024-10-06
Across
- Amount of times Yuri Gagarin orbited Earth
- First human to fly in space
- genre in which the story of a real person’s life written by someone other than that person.
- State in which the launch of Apollo 11 took place.
- Commander of Apollo 11. First man to set foot on the Moon
- Name of the lunar module in Apollo 11
- Science of air travel
- Very important things
- Biographies present events in __________ order to help the reader understand what happened and when
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- NASA’S former name
- Someone disinterested and unfriendly
- conclusions that can be drawn, but are not directly stated.
- Name of the project whose objective was to launch humans into space. It started in 1958
- to take part in something
- Amount of times the Friendship 7 spacecraft circled Earth
- Devices that artificially create the effect of being in certain conditions such as being in space
- “Little traveller” First human-made satellite
- Name of the spacecraft that took the first human to space
18 Clues: NASA’S former name • Science of air travel • Very important things • to take part in something • First human to fly in space • Someone disinterested and unfriendly • Name of the lunar module in Apollo 11 • Amount of times Yuri Gagarin orbited Earth • “Little traveller” First human-made satellite • State in which the launch of Apollo 11 took place. • ...
1-3 quiz 2022-09-19
13 Clues: living stands • pros and cons • the big capital • Dependence on money • how work is split up • buy whatever you want • space to buy products • visualization of money • buying space that varies • the available buying space • growth in the natural order • high skill on a specific niche • speed at which something is created
One step closer to real warp drives? 2025-08-21
Across
- The rate at which energy is used or transferred.
- The rate at which something moves.
- A bend or distortion in shape or space.
- A system that propels a vehicle forward.
- Anything that has mass and takes up space.
- The vast, seemingly infinite expanse beyond Earth.
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- A scientific explanation based on evidence.
- A region influenced by a physical quantity like gravity.
- A push or pull that changes motion.
- Electromagnetic radiation visible to the human eye.
- A dimension used to measure change and events.
- The amount of matter in an object.
- A theoretical way to bend space for faster travel.
- The force that moves a spacecraft forward.
- The capacity to do work or cause change.
15 Clues: The rate at which something moves. • The amount of matter in an object. • A push or pull that changes motion. • A bend or distortion in shape or space. • A system that propels a vehicle forward. • The capacity to do work or cause change. • Anything that has mass and takes up space. • The force that moves a spacecraft forward. • A scientific explanation based on evidence. • ...
Zero Gravity Zone Crossword 2026-04-29
Across
- A condition where bones become weak and brittle
- The force that slows motion when two surfaces rub together
- The part of the body that pumps blood
- A measurement of the amount of gravitational pull
- Low blood pressure; often experienced by astronauts returning to Earth
- The part of the body that helps control balance(2 words)
- A person trained to travel in space
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- The amount of matter in an object
- the air surrounding Earth
- force that pulls object's towards Earth's center
- the space station where astronauts live and work in orbit
- A famous astronaut who spent nearly a year in space
- very weak gravity experienced in space
- How tightly packed matter is in a substance
- Gas essential for human survival
15 Clues: the air surrounding Earth • Gas essential for human survival • The amount of matter in an object • A person trained to travel in space • The part of the body that pumps blood • very weak gravity experienced in space • How tightly packed matter is in a substance • A condition where bones become weak and brittle • force that pulls object's towards Earth's center • ...
Project Hail Mary 2025-09-02
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- Name of the project
- Last name of main character
- Only sun not being attacked by an astrophage
- Alien that eats Astrophage
- Name of the alien Grace Ryland meets in space
- Author of the book
- Earths star
- ships that can be sent unmanned back to space
- Class that Dr.Grace taught
- The way rocky speaks
Down
- Energy Eating Aliens on the Sun
- Glowing Strip in the space
- why the other crewmates died
- Planet where astrophage is re producing
- planet that Rocky is from
15 Clues: Earths star • Author of the book • Name of the project • The way rocky speaks • planet that Rocky is from • Glowing Strip in the space • Alien that eats Astrophage • Class that Dr.Grace taught • Last name of main character • why the other crewmates died • Energy Eating Aliens on the Sun • Planet where astrophage is re producing • Only sun not being attacked by an astrophage • ...
Free Choice 5th Grade Vocab Week 26 2023-04-13
17 Clues: war • idea • huge • issue • sound • go near • a theater • statement • can be heard • representative • physics of space • a financial review • one who explores space • one who conducts an audit • a member of the cat family • an interview for a certain role • the study of celestial movement
Crossword astronomy terminology 2022-11-21
Across
- How luminous astronomical objects are in space based on electromagnetic radiation.
- Mapping celestial bodies.
- How likely and where is life in space
- Examining rocks, terrain, and material in space.
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- How to study the internal structure of stars by observing their oscillations.
- How many and where planets exist outside our solar system.
- How the interior structure and dynamics of stars are composed by observing waves from their surface
- How light reflects, absorbs, and transfers between matter.
- How the sun’s constant and dynamic radiation affects its surroundings in space
- How planets form in the solar systems including their composition and dynamics in history
- Searching for life outside Earth.
- Applying the laws of physics in space
- How physical features on the moon formed such as lunar maria, craters, and mountain ranges.
- How the universe was created, evolves, and its ultimate fate.
14 Clues: Mapping celestial bodies. • Searching for life outside Earth. • Applying the laws of physics in space • How likely and where is life in space • Examining rocks, terrain, and material in space. • How many and where planets exist outside our solar system. • How light reflects, absorbs, and transfers between matter. • ...
The Space Race & Newtons 3 Laws of Motion 2021-01-12
Across
- An object at rest stays at....
- Winner,space, race
- When something is moving it is in...
- The 35th U.S. president
- The rate in which an object changes its velocity
- The losers of the space race
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- Yuri.....
- First artificial Earth satellite
- Every object has an equal and opposite...
- The push or pull of something
- First, man, moon
- First, dog, space
- One small step for man one giant leap for....
- Amount of matter in a object
- Discovered Newtons laws
15 Clues: Yuri..... • First, man, moon • First, dog, space • Winner,space, race • The 35th U.S. president • Discovered Newtons laws • Amount of matter in a object • The losers of the space race • The push or pull of something • An object at rest stays at.... • First artificial Earth satellite • When something is moving it is in... • Every object has an equal and opposite... • ...
The magic Tree House_Midnight on the Moon 2021-10-19
Across
- To protect yourself you must wear in space.
- A...magic mouse called...
- Magic means of transport to space.
- The key to the mystery was a ...
- There is no proof that exist.
- ...and always holds a ...
Down
- The universe is filled with ...
- In space there is no ...
- Finally the map was a ...
- The main character wears ...
- To whom does the Tree house belong to?
- A mysterious...helped the kids.
- He likes reading books.
- She is adventurous.
- The story takes place in ...
15 Clues: She is adventurous. • He likes reading books. • In space there is no ... • Finally the map was a ... • A...magic mouse called... • ...and always holds a ... • The main character wears ... • The story takes place in ... • There is no proof that exist. • The universe is filled with ... • A mysterious...helped the kids. • The key to the mystery was a ... • ...
Elements and Principles of Art 2024-08-27
Across
- a 2d enclosed space
- what the eye sees when light reflects
- size comparison in art.
- arrangement of elements in an artwork
- area around or through an object
- lightness and darkness of a color
- a moving dot or mark
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- repeating elements
- equal weight in an artwork
- something that grabs attention in art
- changes in an slightly element throughout the artwork
- visual feeling of action or motion
- a 3d enclosed space
- how something feels
- feeling of completeness or wholeness
15 Clues: repeating elements • a 2d enclosed space • a 3d enclosed space • how something feels • a moving dot or mark • size comparison in art. • equal weight in an artwork • area around or through an object • lightness and darkness of a color • visual feeling of action or motion • feeling of completeness or wholeness • something that grabs attention in art • ...
QUASAR 2023-11-26
Across
- All existing matter
- HOLE Cosmic gravity sink
- Power and vitality
- Physics of the universe
- Emission of energy
- Astronomical realm
- Luminous celestial body
- Far away in space
- Discharging energy
- Distance in space
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- Astronomical viewer
- Band of colors
- STAR Faraway luminous object
- Brightness level
- Dog Star
- Universe in general
- Study of celestial objects
- Substance of objects
- Endlessly vast
- Illumination source
20 Clues: Dog Star • Band of colors • Endlessly vast • Brightness level • Far away in space • Distance in space • Power and vitality • Emission of energy • Astronomical realm • Discharging energy • Astronomical viewer • All existing matter • Universe in general • Illumination source • Substance of objects • Physics of the universe • Luminous celestial body • HOLE Cosmic gravity sink • ...
Safety First 2025-06-05
Across
- You say this when there is danger. (Be _____!)
- Say this when you agree to good advice. (Three words, no space)
- Say this when you agree not to do something. (Three words, no space)
- Use this to give a warning or bad idea. (Three words, no space)
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- You should walk here, not on the road.
- It has red, yellow, and green lights. It tells cars when to stop or go. (2 words)
- Drive slowly here! Children are nearby. (2 words, no space)
- Be careful! The floor is wet and you can fall. This word means the floor is __________.
- Use this to give good advice. (Two words, no space)
- Another way to say 'Be careful!' (Two words, no space)
- You are driving too fast! You should __________. (2 words, no space)
11 Clues: You should walk here, not on the road. • You say this when there is danger. (Be _____!) • Use this to give good advice. (Two words, no space) • Another way to say 'Be careful!' (Two words, no space) • Drive slowly here! Children are nearby. (2 words, no space) • Say this when you agree to good advice. (Three words, no space) • ...
1980s Movie Thrillers 2025-03-04
15 Clues: - Cyborg cop • - Desert planet • - Alien visitor • - Space western • - Jungle hunter • - Digital world • - Fantasy sci-fi • - Psychic powers • - Friendly alien • - Space vampires • - Cyberpunk anime • - Cyborg assassin • - Sequel to Alien • - Dystopian future • - Extraterrestrial horror
Campground Amenities 2025-06-29
15 Clues: Water basin • Cooking tool • Outdoor meal • Power source • Retail space • Vehicle space • Campfire area • Swimming area • Waste disposal • Kids' play area • Hydration source • Washing facilities • Water for cleaning • Internet connection • Bathroom facilities
Quiz Unit 8 Prepare 6 2022-04-25
Across
- to stop somewhere for a short period of time when you are on a long journey (two words, no space between them)
- to go the place that someone is leaving from in order to say goodbye to them (two words, no space between them)
- go to bed later than usual (two words, no space between them)
- to go somewhere because you need a holiday (two words, no space between them)
- to spend time enjoying yourself with other people
Down
- to become less hot (two words, no space between them)
- to walk slowly in a relaxed way or without any clear purpose or direction (two words, no space between them)
- to leave a hotel after paying and returning your room key (two words, no space between them)
- to go on a long, difficult journey on foot (two words, no space between them)
- to spend the night somewhere instead of returning to your home or continuing your journey (two words, no space between them)
- get a ... (when your skin is brown from staying in the sun)
11 Clues: to spend time enjoying yourself with other people • to become less hot (two words, no space between them) • get a ... (when your skin is brown from staying in the sun) • go to bed later than usual (two words, no space between them) • to go on a long, difficult journey on foot (two words, no space between them) • ...
Solar System 2 2023-11-03
Across
- A region of intense gravity
- Dwarf planet in the Kuiper Belt
- Icy space object with a tail
- Known for its rings
- Disc of debris around a planet
- Unmanned spacecraft
- The Morning Star
- When the Moon blocks the Sun
- Orbital observatory
- The Sideways Planet
- Stream of charged particles from the Sun
Down
- Explosive solar event
- A scientist who studies the stars
- Our home planet
- Space rock
- Largest planet in the solar system
- Closest planet to the Sun
- Earth's natural satellite
- The Blue Giant
- The Red Planet
- The center of our solar system
- The distance light travels in a year
- Vast system of stars
- Rocky object in space
- Patterns of stars in the sky
25 Clues: Space rock • The Blue Giant • The Red Planet • Our home planet • The Morning Star • Known for its rings • Unmanned spacecraft • Orbital observatory • The Sideways Planet • Vast system of stars • Explosive solar event • Rocky object in space • Closest planet to the Sun • Earth's natural satellite • A region of intense gravity • Icy space object with a tail • When the Moon blocks the Sun • ...
Colton Harris Solar System Crossword 2022-10-16
Across
- Made of rock and metal and bigger than meteors
- Largest Planet
- Belief that the Sun is the center of the Solar System
- Millions and billions of stars held together by gravitational attraction
- A scientist who studies the universe
- Dwarf Planet
- Attractive force between two objects
- Planet with beautiful rings
- Path of an object as it revolves around another
- Our Home Planet
- First Planet from the Sun
Down
- Object that revolves around another in space
- A ball of ice and dust
- Hottest Planet
- Belief that the Earth is the center of the Solar System
- The Red Planet
- Planet that rotates on its side
- Planet Farthest from the Sun
- Study of the moon, stars, and other objects in space
- Chunks of rock or dust in space
20 Clues: Dwarf Planet • Hottest Planet • The Red Planet • Largest Planet • Our Home Planet • A ball of ice and dust • First Planet from the Sun • Planet with beautiful rings • Planet Farthest from the Sun • Planet that rotates on its side • Chunks of rock or dust in space • A scientist who studies the universe • Attractive force between two objects • Object that revolves around another in space • ...
Spring Crossword Puzzle 2024-03-20
Across
- A fluffy spring animal.
- Spring ends in.
- In spring the days get __.
- April showers bring __ __. (2 words no space)
- Spring festival in Washington DC. (3 words no space)
- This bird is usually a signal of spring (also a superhero)
- A form of precipitation
- What causes allergies?
- Rain__the earth.
- Greek goddess of Spring.
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- This American sports season starts in spring.
- In spring __ start chirping again.
- Shadow may determine when spring starts.
- Spring flower known for resiliency.
- Enviromental holiday in spring. (2 words no space)
- You might need this for allergy season.
- Gentle wind.
- Marks the start of Spring.
- March comes in like a ___ and out like a lamb.
- In spring the leaves turn __ again.
- Spring flowers, famous in the Netherlands.
21 Clues: Gentle wind. • Spring ends in. • Rain__the earth. • What causes allergies? • A fluffy spring animal. • A form of precipitation • Greek goddess of Spring. • In spring the days get __. • Marks the start of Spring. • In spring __ start chirping again. • Spring flower known for resiliency. • In spring the leaves turn __ again. • You might need this for allergy season. • ...
Spelling Words Graphine A 2024-08-04
Across
- Using an image to explain
- A line on an angle
- Consuming a liquid
- A part of a book
- Elite sportsperson
- Someone who goes to space
- The space between where two lines meet
- The thing that sticks out of our foot (not a toe!)
- A living creature
- What you do after a mosquito bite
- A type of space rock
- Opposite
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- To take away
- To not fall off
- The opposite of forwards
- A thing
- Any straight line that passes through the center of a circle
- A stretchy square
- Something that helps your body fight infections
- To hurt
- Another word for very mad
- Will occur... It will ....
- To make something move
- Yearly
- The opposite of deep
25 Clues: Yearly • A thing • To hurt • Opposite • To take away • To not fall off • A part of a book • A stretchy square • A living creature • A line on an angle • Consuming a liquid • Elite sportsperson • The opposite of deep • A type of space rock • To make something move • The opposite of forwards • Using an image to explain • Another word for very mad • Someone who goes to space • Will occur... It will .... • ...
24 2024-08-23
Across
- Part of the Sun's atmosphere
- Unmanned space exploration vehicle
- Moon blocking Sun's light
- Earth's shadow on the Moon
- Strong gravitational field
- Mobile robot on a planet
- Light display in polar skies
- Magnetic field around a planet
- Darkest part of shadow
- Moon's closest point to Earth
- Spacecraft for orbit and reentry
Down
- Moon's farthest point from Earth
- Layer of gases around a planet
- Complete eclipse
- Speed needed to leave a planet
- Vehicle for space travel
- Stream of particles from the Sun
- Partial shadow
- Incomplete eclipse
- Sudden flash of Sun's energy
- Dark spot on the Sun
- Burst of energy from the Sun
- Circular feature around a planet
- Large loop of gas on the Sun
- Vehicle for launching into space
25 Clues: Partial shadow • Complete eclipse • Incomplete eclipse • Dark spot on the Sun • Darkest part of shadow • Vehicle for space travel • Mobile robot on a planet • Moon blocking Sun's light • Earth's shadow on the Moon • Strong gravitational field • Part of the Sun's atmosphere • Sudden flash of Sun's energy • Burst of energy from the Sun • Light display in polar skies • ...
Scientific Revolution 2022-08-22
Across
- research on the world and how it works
- Italian Religious Ruler
- A member of the Roman catholic church
- invented microscopes and telescopes
- religion that believes in God
- Founder of heliocentrism
- mathematically proved heliocentrism
- Tool that is used to look at stars and planets
- A method to prove science facts over the Bible
- the book christianity is based on
Down
- places where religious people practice religion
- where stars, planets, galaxies, etc. Are
- scientists went against religion
- developer of the scientific method
- What we live on
- the study of stars and space
- Theory that planets revolve around sun
- He said that space isn’t what the Bible made it to be
- Groups of people that believe in different gods or God
- Who Christians believe in
20 Clues: What we live on • Italian Religious Ruler • Founder of heliocentrism • Who Christians believe in • the study of stars and space • religion that believes in God • scientists went against religion • the book christianity is based on • developer of the scientific method • invented microscopes and telescopes • mathematically proved heliocentrism • A member of the Roman catholic church • ...
Activity 1 2025-10-20
Across
- A green plant covering the ground
- A group of stars forming a shape
- A fun place to swing and slide
- A tall plant with a trunk
- Earth's rocky satellite
- A body of water like the Pacific
- A small stream of water
- A flying toy with a string
Down
- A fun activity with a board and pieces
- A red planet in space
- A giant star explosion
- A big ball of gas like Jupiter
- A colorful arc in the sky
- A bright object in space
- A game with a round ball and net
- A dance style with spins
- A game with a bat and ball
- A small body of water for fish
- A twinkling light in the sky
- A vehicle that flies to space
20 Clues: A red planet in space • A giant star explosion • Earth's rocky satellite • A small stream of water • A bright object in space • A dance style with spins • A colorful arc in the sky • A tall plant with a trunk • A game with a bat and ball • A flying toy with a string • A twinkling light in the sky • A vehicle that flies to space • A big ball of gas like Jupiter • ...
Satellites 2012-10-25
Across
- What is emitted by pulsars?
- What are satellites launched into space with?
- The __________ needs to be just right for the satellite to orbit efficiently.
- A _________ satellite can tell us about the origins of the universe.
- What is another space station other than the International Space Station?
- What was the first man made satellite?
- Buzz ______ was the second person on the moon.
Down
- The subject of space and its stars is _________
- Union What country made the first man made satellite?
- Which country's weather satellite was destroyed in 2007?
- Which phenomenon is made when a star runs out of fuel?
- What was the first American satellite?
- A satellite is a _________ body.
- What was the name of the first weather satellite?
- What ray is used by satellites as night vision?
- Satellites ______ their target celestial body.
16 Clues: What is emitted by pulsars? • A satellite is a _________ body. • What was the first American satellite? • What was the first man made satellite? • What are satellites launched into space with? • Satellites ______ their target celestial body. • Buzz ______ was the second person on the moon. • The subject of space and its stars is _________ • ...
VERBA CAPITUM XXXIV et XXXV 2025-11-21
Across
- you admire
- nourished (nom/acc neuter sg)
- we have suffered (masc., two words, no space)
- to set out, to start
- in the summer
- to build
- y'all had served
- he/she/it encourages
Down
- you have smiled upon
- I admitted (masc., two words, no space)
- it is pleasing
- he/she/it will do harm
- she has arisen (fem., two words, no space)
- he/she/it has spared
14 Clues: to build • you admire • in the summer • it is pleasing • y'all had served • you have smiled upon • to set out, to start • he/she/it has spared • he/she/it encourages • he/she/it will do harm • nourished (nom/acc neuter sg) • I admitted (masc., two words, no space) • she has arisen (fem., two words, no space) • we have suffered (masc., two words, no space)
Adobe Review 2026-05-04
Across
- Give credit
- The way elements line up to help keep design organized
- Space between lines
- The _______ audience; the intended viewers
- Too many elements
- Text styling the like shadows, outlines, etc.
Down
- Space between letters
- Even visual weight
- Makes elements stand out
- Pre-made designs
- Easy to read
- Space around the edges
- Colors include read, orange, yellow - could be used to show energy
- Stacking elements
14 Clues: Give credit • Easy to read • Pre-made designs • Too many elements • Stacking elements • Even visual weight • Space between lines • Space between letters • Space around the edges • Makes elements stand out • The _______ audience; the intended viewers • Text styling the like shadows, outlines, etc. • The way elements line up to help keep design organized • ...
The one about SPACE 2021-06-22
Across
- Mocha, venti, latte, chai
- Save trees
- Crystalline compound, stimulant, found in tea
- Re-use, re-purpose, keep it out of the landfill
- Red tape, government needs a lot of this
- Commercial design industry event held annually
- A good one is the best advertising
- Newer, faster, white, wood tone, Hewlett Packard
- They assemble with precision
- Unofficial SPACE mascot
- Furniture repository
- We're giving ours a facelift
Down
- Football players and SPACE departments do this
- Its big, its hairy, its a goal...
- The SPACE way to do things
- Ours are the most visionary and creative of all
- Helpful feline
- Overhead guard, counterweight, battery, forks
- Count them, track them, share them, they're EZ
- you only live once
- To improve the work lives of the people we touch
- Design for the _ _ _ _ _ _ of work
- Family owned manufacturer since 1948
23 Clues: Save trees • Helpful feline • you only live once • Furniture repository • Unofficial SPACE mascot • Mocha, venti, latte, chai • The SPACE way to do things • They assemble with precision • We're giving ours a facelift • Its big, its hairy, its a goal... • Design for the _ _ _ _ _ _ of work • A good one is the best advertising • Family owned manufacturer since 1948 • ...
Ch 12 Earth-Space 2022-09-19
Across
- Large masses of air with same temp and humidity
- Long period of lower than normal rainfall.
- Period when Earth's temperatures are cooler than normal and glaciers spread into lower altitudes.
- Cold, nutrient-rich water that rises from oceanic depths.
- Wind that occurs around the Earth in belts.
- Climates that receive very little rainfall.
- How hot it is.
- Change from liquid to gas.
- A local climate that is different from the regional climate.
- The amount of water vapor held in the air.
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- Distance above sea level.
- Climate found around the equator.
- Permanently frozen ground in polar rregions.
- Large sheets of slowly moving ice.
- Average weather in a region over a long period.
- Treeless area of the Arctic with very cold, harsh winters and permafrost.
- Receive less that 25cm of yearly precipitation.
- Temporary conditions of the atmosphere.
- Process where water falls from the atmosphere.
- Large storms with high winds and heavy rainfall that develop over warm ocean water.
20 Clues: How hot it is. • Distance above sea level. • Change from liquid to gas. • Climate found around the equator. • Large sheets of slowly moving ice. • Temporary conditions of the atmosphere. • Long period of lower than normal rainfall. • The amount of water vapor held in the air. • Wind that occurs around the Earth in belts. • Climates that receive very little rainfall. • ...
Ch 4 Earth Space 2022-08-29
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- Sedimentary rock that forms from the hardening of sediments by compaction or cementation.
- Igneous rock that is dense and dark.
- Melted rock inside the Earth.
- Rocks formed when magma or lava cools.
- The way light reflects off of a mineral.
- Rocks formed when sediments are compacted and cemented together.
- Tendency of a mineral to break along certain planes.
- Scientist who studies minerals.
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- Not made by living organisms.
- Sulfur and oxygen bonded together. ie, gypsum.
- Solid, inorganic material that forms by a natural procecss.
- Naturally formed inorganic material made from minerals.
- Cycle in which rocks change into other types.
- Rocks that form when an existing rock is changed by heat or pressure.
- Chemical or physical breakdown of rocks, soil, or minerals at the Earth's surface.
- Igneous rock made of light material.
- Salts.
- Transport of weathered material by water, wind, or ice.
- The color of the powder of a mineral.
- Magma that has reached the Earth's surface.
20 Clues: Salts. • Not made by living organisms. • Melted rock inside the Earth. • Scientist who studies minerals. • Igneous rock that is dense and dark. • Igneous rock made of light material. • The color of the powder of a mineral. • Rocks formed when magma or lava cools. • The way light reflects off of a mineral. • Magma that has reached the Earth's surface. • ...
Ch 9 Earth-Space 2022-11-10
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- Part of the shore that is below water at high tide and above water at low.
- High water due to the low pressure at the center of the hurricane.
- Variety of life within a particular habitat.
- Zone that is the top 200m of water.
- Zone that is deeper than 200m in the ocean.
- Transfer of energy through matter.
- Tides where sun and moon are in a straight line with the Earth.
- Stream of moving water that flows through the ocean.
- Highest point of a wave.
- Measure of the amount of salt in water.
- Distance between the crest and the trough.
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- Water mixed with waste material.
- Effect of the Earth's rotation on the direction of global winds and surface currents.
- Total mass of living organisms in a given region.
- 5 loops located on Earth's oceans created by surface currents.
- A strong surface current that returns to the ocean from the shore.
- Distance between 2 crests.
- Lowest point of a wave.
- Tides where the sun and moon are at right angles to each other.
- Regular rising and falling of the Earth's surface waters due to the influence of gravity.
20 Clues: Lowest point of a wave. • Highest point of a wave. • Distance between 2 crests. • Water mixed with waste material. • Transfer of energy through matter. • Zone that is the top 200m of water. • Measure of the amount of salt in water. • Distance between the crest and the trough. • Zone that is deeper than 200m in the ocean. • Variety of life within a particular habitat. • ...
Earth's motions & space crossword 2020-03-22
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- consists of a star and everything that orbits that star
- tide in which the difference between high and low tide is the greatest
- moon phase where the side of the moon facing earth is completely visible (100% illuminated)
- the massive expansion of an extremely small, dense and hot bit of matter- the most widely accepted theory of the origin of the universe
- all of space and everything in it
- the day in the spring when everyone on earth experiences equal day and night (12 hours of each)
- the distance light travels in one year (about 5.88 trillion miles)
- when the ocean water is at its lowest level during an approximately 12 hour period
- turning or spinning on an axis
- an imaginary line drawn around the earth that divides the earth into northern and southern hemispheres
- the shortest day of the year (least daylight)
- the rising and falling of the ocean's surface
- a huge burning sphere of gas fueled by nuclear fusion
- moon phases where more than half of the side of the moon facing earth is visible (may be waxing or waning)
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- the explosion of a dying high-mass star
- the spiral-shaped galaxy in which we live
- moon phase where no reflected light from the sun is visible on earth
- the motion of one object moving completely around another in an orbit
- the longest day of the year (most daylight)
- a huge cloud of dust and gas in space held together by gravity
- a region of space having a gravitational field so intense that no matter or radiation can escape
- a huge system of millions or billions of stars, together with gas and dust, held together by gravity
- tide with the least amount of difference between high and low tide
- moon phases where there is an increasing amount of visible light on the moon's surface (light on the right)
- the path an object, such as a planet, takes as it revolves around another object
- moon phases where there is an decreasing amount of visible light on the moon's surface (light on the left)
- light from objects moving away from us in space will shift towards the red end of the visible light spectrum
27 Clues: turning or spinning on an axis • all of space and everything in it • the explosion of a dying high-mass star • the spiral-shaped galaxy in which we live • the longest day of the year (most daylight) • the shortest day of the year (least daylight) • the rising and falling of the ocean's surface • a huge burning sphere of gas fueled by nuclear fusion • ...
Waves Earth and Space 2017-04-13
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- time required to move a distance equal to one wave length
- shape traced by a water particle as a wave passes
- groups of similar waves traveling together
- rounded waves that have left the area that generated them
- sorts waves by period and wavelength
- waves of different heights and wavelengths and directions
- speed of a wave with a period of 10 seconds and a length of 40 meters
- speed of the wind
- addition or subtraction of waves
- highest point on a wave
- place where high waves are the most common
- structures used to reduce longshore or beach drift
- current parallel to the shore
- what a wave needs to travel through
- paws small waves that are also called capillary
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- breakers on gradual slopes
- narrow, strong, seaward current perpendicular to the shore
- vertical distance between crest and trough
- a disturbance that travels through a medium
- direction that persistent winds are arranged
- no waves, flat sea surface
- interference resulting in increased wave height
- focuses wave energy on headlands
- distance between two successive wave crests
- breakers that form tubes
- U.S. navy ship
- water level between the crest and the trough
- lowest point on a wave
- seismic sea wave
- distance the wind blows across the water
30 Clues: U.S. navy ship • seismic sea wave • speed of the wind • lowest point on a wave • highest point on a wave • breakers that form tubes • breakers on gradual slopes • no waves, flat sea surface • current parallel to the shore • focuses wave energy on headlands • addition or subtraction of waves • what a wave needs to travel through • sorts waves by period and wavelength • ...
Waves Earth and Space 2017-04-13
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- waves of different heights and wavelengths and directions
- rounded waves that have left the area that generated them
- lowest point on a wave
- a disturbance that travels through a medium
- groups of similar waves traveling together
- paws small waves that are also called capillary
- what a wave needs to travel through
- speed of a wave with a period of 10 seconds and a length of 40 meters
- focuses wave energy on headlands
- direction that persistent winds are arranged
- distance between two successive wave crests
- interference resulting in increased wave height
- place where high waves are the most common
- shape traced by a water particle as a wave passes
- breakers that form tubes
- narrow, strong, seaward current perpendicular to the shore
- time required to move a distance equal to one wave length
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- water level between the crest and the trough
- distance the wind blows across the water
- seismic sea wave
- current parallel to the shore
- vertical distance between crest and trough
- sorts waves by period and wavelength
- addition or subtraction of waves
- speed of the wind
- breakers on gradual slopes
- U.S. navy ship
- highest point on a wave
- structures used to reduce longshore or beach drift
- no waves, flat sea surface
30 Clues: U.S. navy ship • seismic sea wave • speed of the wind • lowest point on a wave • highest point on a wave • breakers that form tubes • breakers on gradual slopes • no waves, flat sea surface • current parallel to the shore • addition or subtraction of waves • focuses wave energy on headlands • what a wave needs to travel through • sorts waves by period and wavelength • ...
Sun and Space Crossword 2019-01-03
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- The closest planet to the sun.
- _ can block the sun from view.
- The name we call the planet we live on.
- The hottest planet.
- The pattern of a smaller object going around a bigger space object.
- The shape of the sun.
- _ make up the sun, so its surface never stays the same.
- The sun is really _ even when it's cold on earth.
- The Milky Way _ is the home for our solar system.
- Column of light.
- Our _ makes Vitamin D when sun shines directly on it.
- Sunlight makes you feel _.
- Really bright sun in your _ will make you squint.
- The sun's _ is a form of energy.
- Used to be the smallest, ninth planet.
- The sun sets in the _.
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- Keeps our feet on the ground and the planets going around the sun.
- The moon doesn't make light of its own, it _ the light of the sun.
- Sunlight can _ your skin even when it's not hot.
- _ energy is a sustainable way to power things on earth.
- The sun is so _ that you can't stare at it.
- The sun is a _ that anchors our solar system.
- 365 is the number of _ it takes Earth to orbit the sun.
- The object that blocks the sun in a solar eclipse.
- The area between objects in space.
- The number of planets that orbit our sun.
- A planet follows an orbital _ around the sun.
27 Clues: Column of light. • The hottest planet. • The shape of the sun. • The sun sets in the _. • Sunlight makes you feel _. • The closest planet to the sun. • _ can block the sun from view. • The sun's _ is a form of energy. • The area between objects in space. • Used to be the smallest, ninth planet. • The name we call the planet we live on. • The number of planets that orbit our sun. • ...
Sun and Space Crossword 2019-01-03
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- The closest planet to the sun.
- The sun's _ is a form of energy.
- Sunlight makes you feel _.
- The sun is so _ that you can't stare at it.
- The sun sets in the _.
- The shape of the sun.
- _ can block the sun from view.
- _ energy is a sustainable way to power things on earth.
- _ make up the sun, so its surface never stays the same.
- The sun is a _ that anchors our solar system.
- The pattern of a smaller object going around a bigger space object.
- Column of light.
- Really bright sun in your _ will make you squint.
- A planet follows an orbital _ around the sun.
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- Keeps our feet on the ground and the planets going around the sun.
- The moon doesn't make light of its own, it _ the light of the sun.
- The sun is really _ even when it's cold on earth.
- Sunlight can _ your skin even when it's not hot.
- The hottest planet.
- The Milky Way _ is the home for our solar system.
- The object that blocks the sun in a solar eclipse.
- Used to be the smallest, ninth planet.
- The number of planets that orbit our sun.
- 365 is the number of _ it takes Earth to orbit the sun.
- The area between objects in space.
- The name we call the planet we live on.
- Our _ makes Vitamin D when sun shines directly on it.
27 Clues: Column of light. • The hottest planet. • The shape of the sun. • The sun sets in the _. • Sunlight makes you feel _. • The closest planet to the sun. • _ can block the sun from view. • The sun's _ is a form of energy. • The area between objects in space. • Used to be the smallest, ninth planet. • The name we call the planet we live on. • The number of planets that orbit our sun. • ...
Sun and Space Crossword 2019-01-03
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- Our _ makes Vitamin D when sun shines directly on it.
- The object that blocks the sun in a solar eclipse.
- The area between objects in space.
- Used to be the smallest, ninth planet.
- The sun is so _ that you can't stare at it.
- The sun sets in the _.
- The hottest planet.
- Column of light.
- The number of planets that orbit our sun.
- The moon doesn't make light of its own, it _ the light of the sun.
- Keeps our feet on the ground and the planets going around the sun.
- 365 is the number of _ it takes Earth to orbit the sun.
- The sun is really _ even when it's cold on earth.
- A planet follows an orbital _ around the sun.
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- Sunlight can _ your skin even when it's not hot.
- The sun is a _ that anchors our solar system.
- The pattern of a smaller object going around a bigger space object.
- The shape of the sun.
- _ can block the sun from view.
- _ energy is a sustainable way to power things on earth.
- Sunlight makes you feel _.
- The closest planet to the sun.
- Really bright sun in your _ will make you squint.
- _ make up the sun, so its surface never stays the same.
- The name we call the planet we live on.
- The sun's _ is a form of energy.
- The Milky Way _ is the home for our solar system.
27 Clues: Column of light. • The hottest planet. • The shape of the sun. • The sun sets in the _. • Sunlight makes you feel _. • _ can block the sun from view. • The closest planet to the sun. • The sun's _ is a form of energy. • The area between objects in space. • Used to be the smallest, ninth planet. • The name we call the planet we live on. • The number of planets that orbit our sun. • ...
Eva Gensollen-space review 2019-02-21
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- oval shaped
- protects earth from radiation (2 words)
- livable
- where all planets are (2 words)
- Earth centered
- Separates inner planets and outer planets (2 words)
- Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus,Neptune (2 words)
- Biggest star
- a small rocky body orbiting the sun
- closest planet to sun
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- comes from the sun and is harmful to skin
- captures harmful charged particles from the sun
- has life
- allows you to survive in space (2 words)
- Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars (2 words)
- Revolves around planets
- Rocky surface
- Sun centered
- protect from radiation and freezing temps (2 words)
- Pull toward the center of an object
20 Clues: livable • has life • oval shaped • Sun centered • Biggest star • Rocky surface • Earth centered • closest planet to sun • Revolves around planets • where all planets are (2 words) • Pull toward the center of an object • a small rocky body orbiting the sun • Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars (2 words) • protects earth from radiation (2 words) • allows you to survive in space (2 words) • ...
Earth Science & Space Vocabulary 2019-04-01
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- An event in which the shadow of one celestial body falls on another.
- The theory that all matter and energy in the universe was compressed into an extremely small volume that, 13 to 15 billion years ago exploded and began expanding in all directions.
- The quantity of heat required to raise a unit mass of homogeneous material 1K or 1 degree C in a specified way, given constant pressure and volume.
- The boundary between air masses of different densities and usually different temperatures.
- The theory that explains how large pieces of the lithosphere move and change shape.
- An apparent shift in the position of an object when viewed from different locations.
- The solar radiation that reaches the Earth; also the rate of delivery of solar radiation per unit of horizontal surface.
- A loop of relatively cool, incandescent gas that extends above the photosphere above the Sun’s edge as seen from Earth.
- The degree of elongation of an elliptical orbit.
- The emission of and propagation of energy in the form of electromagnetic waves, also moving subatomic particles.
- Radiation detected from every direction in space almost uniformly; considered a remnant of the big bang.
- The central part of the Earth below the mantle.
- The distance that light travels in one year.
- The path of a body as it moves around another body due to their mutual gravitational attraction.
- The fraction of radiation that is reflected off the surface of an object.
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- A dark area of photosphere of the sun that is cooler than the surrounding areas and that has a strong magnetic field.
- A large cloud of gas and dust in interstellar space; a region in space where stars form.
- The process by which nuclei of small atoms combine to form a new, more massive nucleus; the process releases energy.
- The ratio of the amount of water vapor in the air to the amount of water vapor needed to reach saturation at a given temperature.
- A material or capacity, such as timber, a mineral deposit, or water power, that occurs in a natural state and has economic value.
- The curving of the path of amoving object from an otherwise straight path due to Earth's rotation.
- An occurrence, circumstance, or fact that is observable.
- The weight of the air molecules.
- The slow movement of matter in Earth’s mantle, which transfers energy as heat from the interior of Earth to the surface.
- The solid, outer layer of Earth that consists of the crust and the rigid upper part of the mantle.
- An elastic wave (or packet of energy) produced by an earthquake.
- The part of Earth that has been constructed or modified by humans.
- The process of bringing into or restoring to a suitable condition, such as a previous natural state.
- The movement of matter due to differences in density; can result in the transfer of energy as heat.
- A place where matter or energy is stored.
30 Clues: The weight of the air molecules. • A place where matter or energy is stored. • The distance that light travels in one year. • The central part of the Earth below the mantle. • The degree of elongation of an elliptical orbit. • An occurrence, circumstance, or fact that is observable. • An elastic wave (or packet of energy) produced by an earthquake. • ...
Unit 4 - Into Space 2019-10-03
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- to let someone do something
- a special trip that has an aim or a goal
- very effective and useful
- the things and conditions around a person, animal, or plant
- to meet or communicate with someone
- the amount of space between two things
- a fact or situation that is worrying
- the treatment and study of illnesses and injuries
- all of something
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- the things that are shared and accepted by people in a society
- a piece of equipment used to do something
- a person, country, or thing located nearby
- able to live on one’s own
- the outer part of something
- to go around
- an improvement
- to help
- to recognize or discover something
- to be present
- to look for something
20 Clues: to help • to go around • to be present • an improvement • all of something • to look for something • able to live on one’s own • very effective and useful • to let someone do something • the outer part of something • to recognize or discover something • to meet or communicate with someone • a fact or situation that is worrying • the amount of space between two things • ...
Unit 4 - Into Space 2019-10-03
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- to go around
- the outer part of something
- a piece of equipment used to do something
- a person, country, or thing located nearby
- the amount of space between two things
- to let someone do something
- a fact or situation that is worrying
- an improvement
- to be present
- the things and conditions around a person, animal, or plant
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- the things that are shared and accepted by people in a society
- to meet or communicate with someone
- to help
- the treatment and study of illnesses and injuries
- very effective and useful
- able to live on one’s own
- a special trip that has an aim or a goal
- all of something
- to recognize or discover something
- to look for something
20 Clues: to help • to go around • to be present • an improvement • all of something • to look for something • very effective and useful • able to live on one’s own • the outer part of something • to let someone do something • to recognize or discover something • to meet or communicate with someone • a fact or situation that is worrying • the amount of space between two things • ...
Space and Astronomy 1. 2020-03-16
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- Belt between Mares and Jupiter
- Nearest star
- Brightest star
- Mars moon and son of Ares
- A shoulder of Orion
- Brightness if a star
- Ringed planet
- The event ...
- The Maiden constellation
- Hole
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- Constellation wit a square
- Former Planet
- Nebula AKA Barnard 33
- Galaxy, daughter of Cassiopeia
- Largest inner planet
- God of the sea
- Beheaded Medusa
- Very regular
- Pulls the tides
- Brightest Star in Lyra
20 Clues: Hole • Nearest star • Very regular • Former Planet • Ringed planet • The event ... • Brightest star • God of the sea • Beheaded Medusa • Pulls the tides • A shoulder of Orion • Largest inner planet • Brightness if a star • Nebula AKA Barnard 33 • Brightest Star in Lyra • The Maiden constellation • Mars moon and son of Ares • Constellation wit a square • Galaxy, daughter of Cassiopeia • ...
Chapter: India and Space 2020-10-20
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- / Any time an astronaut gets out of a vehicle while in space, it is called a ___
- / create something strong
- / put forward (an idea or theory) for consideration
- / exceptionally large
- / relatively small in size
- / release the pressure of the gas inside
- / name of an ancient Indian text
- / visually attractive
- / say or estimate that will happen in the future
- / relating to an experiment
- / a celestial body orbiting another of larger size
- / relating to or consisting of a system
- / used for emphasis
- / to move towards a point
- / the science of the origin and development of the universe
- / to use
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- / a reawakening
- / famous in a particular field
- / to put forward a plan
- / exact
- / predict
- / the branch of science which deals with celestial objects, space, and the physical universe as a whole
- / a state in which opposing forces or influences are balanced
- / obscure the light from or to
- / be a sign that something is going to happen
- / the branch of astronomy concerned with the physical nature of stars and other celestial bodies
- / shaped like a sphere
- / to start or set in motion
- / produced specially to order
- / period of a thousand years
30 Clues: / exact • / to use • / predict • / a reawakening • / used for emphasis • / exceptionally large • / visually attractive • / shaped like a sphere • / to put forward a plan • / create something strong • / to move towards a point • / relatively small in size • / relating to an experiment • / to start or set in motion • / produced specially to order • / period of a thousand years • ...
Oceans Earth/Space Bell 2020-11-25
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- The area where edges of the continents meet the ocean.
- The lowest point of a wave
- Structure built parallel to shore to protect properties from storms.
- Shallow water offshore. (sandbar)
- Deep water between longshore bar and beach
- The highest point of a wave
- The largest ocean.
- ridge of sand that forms between the mainland and an island and connects the island to the mainland.
- Forms when a spit closed off a bay.
- Tide cycle with one high tide every 24 hours
- Periodical rise and fall of sea level.
- A destructive wave caused by water displacement caused by underwater landslide, volcanic eruption, earthquake or iceberg falling into the sea.
- Sediments originating from elements in seawater.
- structures that provide anchorages and calm beaches.
- Area where the seafloor drops away quickly to the abyssal plain.
- Shallowest part of the continental margin, extending seaward from the shore.
- Sediments originating from land.
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- Currents flowing parallel to the shore inside the longshore bar.
- Sediments originating from living and once living organism.
- Difference in wave speed caused initially straight wave crest to bend when part of the crest moves into shallow water.
- Large ocean current in the Atlantic Ocean, east of the United States
- Long ridges of sand or other sediments deposited or shaped by longshore currents.
- A gently sloping depositional surface at the base of a continental slope.
- The amount of dissolved salts in seawater
- 71% of Earth is covered by this.
- wall like structure built into the water perpendicular to the shoreline for the purpose of trapping beach sand.
- Rapidly flowing water currents the cut submarine canyons.
- Tide cycle with one larger one smaller high tide in 24 hours
- The transmission of energy through matter
- Tide cycle with 2 high tides every 24 hours
- Horizontal distance between the identical point on two waves.
- Area in which sediments are deposited along the shore
- Are formed when waves move into shallow water.
- Narrow bank of sand that projects into the water from a bend in the coastline.
34 Clues: The largest ocean. • The lowest point of a wave • The highest point of a wave • 71% of Earth is covered by this. • Sediments originating from land. • Shallow water offshore. (sandbar) • Forms when a spit closed off a bay. • Periodical rise and fall of sea level. • The amount of dissolved salts in seawater • The transmission of energy through matter • ...
