Across
- 1. A person who studies science and runs experiments. |
- 3. A creature from space (usually in science fiction). |
- 4. A tool used to see really tiny things. |
- 6. An idea or guess you can test with an experiment. |
- 11. A story told with pictures and words, often funny or creative. |
- 13. Facts or clues that help prove something. |
- 15. Tools and machines that help us do things. |
- 17. The ability to create ideas or pictures in your mind. |
- 19. A story shown on a screen, sometimes with science fiction. |
- 20. The tiny code in our bodies that tells us how to grow. |
- 21. An object that attracts some metals, used in science. |
- 24. The huge area beyond Earth, where planets and stars are. |
Down
- 2. A tool used to look at stars and planets far away. |
- 5. A machine that can do tasks, sometimes like a person. |
- 7. The study of the natural world using facts, tests, and observations. |
- 8. Something that is true and actually exists. |
- 9. A made-up story that comes from imagination. |
- 10. A big group of stars, planets, and dust in space. |
- 12. Something new that someone creates to solve a problem. |
- 14. Watching carefully to learn or notice something. |
- 16. A person who studies and explores how things work. |
- 18. Moving to the past or future in a story. |
- 20. Information you collect during an experiment. |
- 22. A test done to learn something or prove an idea. |
- 23. Short for laboratory, where experiments are done. |