Its All Relative
Across
- 5. physical objects or particles that emit no detectable radiation of their own
- 10. an object that orbits another object in space
- 11. the basic building block from which galaxies are made
- 12. a famous mathematician who is known as the father of geometry
- 13. the rapid expansion of dense matter that marked the origin of the universe
- 15. mathematical study of shapes
- 16. also known as GPS, this system uses a device to determine the position of individuals or things
- 19. area of science that deals with space and the physical universe - people who work in this field are called astronomers
- 20. a description of some aspect of the natural world based on extensive observations, tests and reason
- 22. the temporary masking of one body (sun or moon) by another passing in front of it
- 23. ideas or conclusions based on a theory that does not yet have firm data or observations
- 24. the statement that two quantities are equal
- 25. the attractive force created by magnets - or the movement of electric charges
- 27. curved path around a star, planet or moon
- 28. the force that attracts anything with mass toward any other thing with mass
- 29. a measure of how much matter an object has
Down
- 1. something which occupies space and has mass
- 2. an object that orbits a star, is big enough for gravity to squash it into a roundish ball and much have cleared other objects out of its way
- 3. a device that generates an intense beam of light of a single color
- 4. a region of space having a gravitational field so intense that no matter or radiation can escape
- 6. describes the mathematical relationships between points, lines and other shapes on a flat plane
- 7. all things that exist throughout space and time
- 8. scientific study of the nature and properties of matter and energy
- 9. a scientist who studies physics
- 14. a theory showing that neither space nor time are constant
- 16. ripples in the fabric of space that are produces when masses undergo sudden acceleration
- 17. change in speed or direction of some object
- 18. an English physicist and mathematician that was famous for describing his laws of gravity
- 21. scientists who use mathematics or existing data to project what might happen in new situations
- 26. a designation for some spot given in terms of 3D coordinates in space