module 11 Flashcards

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1
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what are the 4 types of forces in creation?

A

gravitational force
electromagnetic force
weak force
strong nuclear force

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2
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properties of gravitational force:

A

it is the weakest force
always an attractive force
when any 2 objects are attracted to each other
causes objects to accelerate towards the earth.

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properties of electromagnetic force:

A

force that exists between particles with electrical charge

can be either attractive of repulsive, depending on the charge of the objects involved.

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properties of weak force:

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governs certain radioactive processes in atoms

a different facet of electromagnetic force

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5
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properties of strong nuclear force:

A

holds the center of the atom together.
it is the strongest force in Creation
range is small, so it applies only to atoms.

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6
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Sir Isaac Newton developed an equation which he called the _______Law of __________.

A

Universal Law of Gravity

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All Objects with mass are _____________ to each other by __________________________.

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attracted , gravitational force

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8
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The gravitational force between 2 masses is directly __________ to the mass of each object.

A

proportional

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9
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The gravitational force between 2 masses is __________ proportional to the _________ of the ______________ between those two objects.

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inversely proportional to the square of the distance.

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10
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What is the force that is always directed perpendicular to the velocity of an object?

A

centripetal force

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The acceleration caused by change in direction and not in speed is called ________________________

A

centripetal acceleration

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12
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Circular motion requires what force?

A

centripetal force

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The larger the centripetal force, the ___________ an object can travel in a circle.

A

faster

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The larger the centripetal force, the _________ the circle of motion.

A

smaller.

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15
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An object that orbits around a planet is called ___________.

A

a satellite

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16
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Name the inner planets.

A

Mercury, Venus Earth, Mars

17
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Name the outer planets

A

Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, (Pluto)

18
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Name the planets in our solar system in order, starting with the one closest to the sun.

A

Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, (Pluto)

19
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Name the planets that have rings.

A

Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune

20
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Where are most of the asteroids in the solar system?

A

in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.

21
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What causes an asteroid to become a meteor?

A

When an asteroid enters the Earth’s atmosphere.

22
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What are the 3 parts of a comet?

A

the nucleus, the coma, and the tail

23
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During what part of a comet’s orbit are all 3 parts present?

A

when the comet is closest to the sun.

24
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Are comet paths elliptical or circular?

A

elliptical

25
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Where do physicists think short-period comets come from?

A

they believe that short-period comets originate from the Kupier belt.

26
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What theory says that gravity is caused by the exchange of particles between objects with mass?

A

The gravitron theory