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science test 1

QuestionAnswer
definition of technology putting science to practical use
data expressed as points line graph information
inconsistent experiment results inconclusive data
decision based on evidence conclusion
science tool to compare mass scale
science tool to see the unseeable microscope
evolutionary worldview statement billions of years old
light year measures distance between celestial bodies
apparent magnitude star's brightness and distance from earth
Milky Way sun's galaxy
habitable zone earth's part of galaxy
waxing moon appearing larger
waning moon appearing smaller
asteroid rock/metal objects that orbit the sun
comet ice/dust space object
exoplanet
galaxy contains stars, gas, dust
inner planets solid planets
outer planets gas/ice giants
nebula floating cloud of gas and dust
planet spherical body with an orbit
solar system sun, planets, & all celestial bodies
hypothesis reasonable prediction
earth science study of earth, atmosphere, outer space
independent variable part of experiment that is changed
controlled variable part of experiment that is not changed
Venn diagram map to show similarities and differences
barred spiral type of galaxy
heliocentric scientists Copernicus, Galileo, Kepler realization
dwarf planetd Pluto
ellipse oval orbit
satellite object that orbits another
constellation star picture
constellation examples Ursa Major, Cassiopeia, Orion
First person on the moon Neil Armstrong
largest/most powerful telescope James Webb
time of equinox March/September occurrence
time of solstice June/December occurrence
day and night are equal equinox day and night
more day than night solstice day and night
inner most part of sun core
outer most part of sun corona
part of sun seen photosphere
steps in scientific method in order 1. Observe, ask, research 2. hypothesis 3. experiment and gather data 4. study and conclude
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