Across
- 1. A unit that represents the loudness and intensity of vibrations and sound
- 4. One of four fundamental forces in the universe that represent the force of attraction of objects with mass
- 7. Represents the number of unique ways that a system can be physically represented in space
- 9. Quantifies the amount of force acting on a surface per unit area
- 11. Represents the shortest path between two objects in curved geometry
- 14. A very hypothetical form of particles that have a minimum speed that exceeds the speed of light, referenced in Umamusume
- 17. A conserved quantity that relates to a fundamental intrinsic property of atoms in an electromagnetic field
- 18. A unit that represents the luminous intensity of light per solid unit angle by a light source
- 19. Quantifies how hot or cold an object is
- 21. A form of matter which has the same mass as regular, ordinary matter but has the opposite charge. Interaction with normal matter results in total annihilation and conversion of both into pure energy
- 22. A fundamental particle that acts as the carrier for the electromagnetic force.
- 23. Represents how much motion is present in an object
Down
- 2. The property of a system or object that remains constant or unchanged regardless of mathematical transformations
- 3. Represents the change of position of an object
- 5. Measures the rate of change of position of an object
- 6. One of the most important principle in physics, ensures that the physical laws of the universe retain the same mathematical form as it's transformed variant
- 8. A dimension that relates to how much change has occurred over the past, present and future
- 10. Measures the difference in electric potential
- 12. Measures the interaction and acceleration of bodies
- 13. The fundamental and universal currency of work
- 15. Quantifies how much matter is present in an object and it’s resistance to changes in motion
- 16. Represents a scalar quantity that relates to the change in kinetic and potential energy of objects along it's path and trajectory through space. All objects travel through paths that minimize this quantity.
- 20. A quantity that represents the disorder of a system and dissipation of energy