The Physical Set (2.0 Geodetic Set)

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Across
  1. 2. A mathematical sciences term for a line about which a rotating body revolves; a central line about which a 3-dimensional body is symmetrical; the central lines of the Cartesian Coordinate System
  2. 4. A physical sciences term for the transverse wave-form composed of synchronised oscillations of magnetic and electric fields that propagate at the speed of light (9,5)
  3. 6. Pertaining to geodesy; a natural sciences term concerning the measurement of the Earth
  4. 7. The physical sciences term for a disturbance or oscillation of a physical quantity that travels through a medium and transfers energy from one particle of the medium to another; oscillations that may be mechanical and electrochemical in nature
  5. 11. A physical sciences term describing the interactions elementary particles in physical systems of nature; the subject matter of quantum mechanics (11,5)
  6. 14. The physical sciences term for the small constituents of matter; a small localised object having physical and chemical properties such as volume and mass
  7. 15. An astrological sciences term for the Ptolemaic System which describes Earth as the orbital centre of all celestial bodies; representing the Earth at the centre
  8. 18. The astrological sciences term for the totality of space and time; also known as a the ‘Cosmos’
Down
  1. 1. A physical sciences term for the properties of a lodestone; a piece of iron or steel having propensity to attract other ferromagnetic materials
  2. 3. A mathematical sciences term explaining the geometry of a line intersecting two or more other lines
  3. 5. A physical sciences term for the force of electricity in motion
  4. 8. A mathematical sciences term for the extent and size of a mathematical object
  5. 9. A mathematical sciences term for a line or surface intersecting at right angles (Angle = 90o)
  6. 10. A mathematical sciences term for a tensor field having differentiable manifolds; also known as open subsets of Euclidean space (6,5)
  7. 11. Strength, energy, power and intensity; a type of interaction with the potential to change the motion of an object
  8. 12. A continuum of geo-chemical responsiveness through to mathematical-logical responsiveness
  9. 13. A physical sciences term for the propensity for physical objects to attract each other as a consequence of the curvature of space and time; the tendency for terrestrial bodies to fall to the centre of the Earth
  10. 14. The natural science concerned with the study of matter, energy, motion and force and the way in which the universe behaves
  11. 16. A continuum of colloidal-passive distribution through to ego-aggressive distribution
  12. 17. A physical sciences term expressing the strength of a field of force in terms of the flow rate per unit area or the surface integral of the unit area