Dynamics
Across
- 4. What specific orbit altitude maintains a 24-hour rotation matching Earth's rotation?
- 7. Which type of friction resists solid surfaces sliding past each other once motion begins?
- 8. What term describes forces that are equal in strength but opposite in direction, resulting in no change in motion?
- 9. What English scientist formulated the three fundamental laws of motion in the 1600s?
- 12. According to Newton's Second Law, net force equals mass multiplied by ______?
- 14. What is the constant state of free fall allows a satellite to match the curvature of the primary body called?
- 15. Newton's Third Law states that every action has an equal and _______ reaction?
- 19. What force propels a person forward when walking by pushing against the ground?
- 22. Which type of orbit occurs at an altitude between 160 km and 2,000 km?
Down
- 1. What opposing force is exerted in the opposite direction of an object's motion across a surface?
- 2. What is the natural tendency of an object that causes it to resist any change in its motion called?
- 3. An object that orbits a larger primary body in space is called a ___________.
- 5. What controls the amount of inertia an object possesses?
- 6. What is reached when air resistance equals the downward gravitational force of a falling object?
- 10. What center-seeking force pulls an object toward the middle of a circular path?
- 11. A physical quantity with both magnitude and direction.
- 13. Which type of friction opposes rolling motion and is much weaker than sliding friction?
- 16. Action and reaction force pairs do not cancel out because they act on different _____________?
- 17. What type of force requires direct physical interaction between objects to act?
- 18. What is the standard scientific unit used to measure force?
- 20. What measures the force of gravity exerted on a mass?
- 21. What type of friction or resistance is felt when moving through liquids or gases?