Planet Earth And Beyond + Fuels Energy And Force Flashcards

1
Q

What influences life on earth?

A

The sun β˜€οΈ + moon πŸŒ™

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2
Q

What is Astronomy?

A

The scientific study of objects in the universe.

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3
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What is an orbit?

A

A constant pathway on which the earth 🌏 revolves around the sun β˜€οΈ

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4
Q

What are the two forms of energy produced by the sun β˜€οΈ?

A

Heat plus light πŸ’‘ energy

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5
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What is solar energy?

A

Heat and light received from the sun β˜€οΈ

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6
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What is an axis?

A

An imaginary line that goes through the center of the earth and comes out by the two poles.

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7
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What is a day?

A

The time it takes the earth to rotate around its own axis

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8
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What is the earths tilt?

A

23,5 degrees

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9
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What is the equator?

A

An imaginary line that runs around the middle of the earth 🌏 splitting it into two hemispheres

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10
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What is the Southern Hemisphere?

A

The Southern part of the earth 🌏

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11
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What is the northern hemisphere?

A

The northern part of the earth 🌏

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12
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What are the four seasons?

A

Summer, autumn πŸ‚, winter ❄️ and spring

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13
Q

What does each season bring?

A

Change in temperature πŸ€’, weather, and length of daylight

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14
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What is the reason why we experience different seasons?

A

It is the way the earth 🌏 moves in space as it journeys around the sun β˜€οΈ

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15
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What are seasons determined by?

A

The amount of solar energy the earth 🌏 receives.

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16
Q

What is the intensity of solar energy?

A

Is the amount of solar energy per unit area

17
Q

What is the intensity of solar energy determined by?

A

The angle of the suns rays striking the earth 🌏

18
Q

What does the length of day + night depend on?

A

The season and is also determined by the tilt of the earth’s axis

19
Q

Name three important fuels, and where they come from?

A

Wood - we burn wood to keep warm and 2 cook πŸ‘©β€πŸ³ food πŸ₯˜

Coal - comes from trees 🌳 and other plants 🌱 which grew millions of
years ago. The trees 🌳 and plants 🌱 were covered by soil , the
soil pressed down on them. Slowly the trees 🌳 and plants 🌱 turned into coal

Oil - made from tiny plants 🌱 + animals died millions years ago.

20
Q

Name 7 natural sources of energy

A

Coal, oil, gas, uranium, wind, water πŸ’¦, sunlight

21
Q

Name 6 forms of energy?

A

Heat, light, kinetic, electrical, chemical, and potential energy.

22
Q

Name the three ways of transferring energy?

A

Conduction, convection and radiation

23
Q

What are the two types of force?

A

Repulsive and attractive forces

24
Q

What is repulsive force

A

Push

25
Q

What is an attractive force?

A

Pull

26
Q

What are the effects of force?

A

It can change the speed of a moving object
It can make a moving object stop πŸ›‘
It can change the direction of a moving object
It can change an objects shape
It can make a still object move

27
Q

What do you use to measure force

A

A forcemeter

28
Q

What do you measure force in?

A

newton’s

29
Q

What is conduction?

A

The transfer of energy through solids, liquids and gases

30
Q

What is convection?

A

When the air close to the heat source gets hot and rises and then the cool air sinks to take its place

31
Q

What is radiation?

A

The transfer of energy in an empty space

32
Q

What color car is it better to have, and why?

A

A white car πŸš™, if you choose a dark colored car it attracts the heat from the sun, if you have a white car πŸš— it reflects the heat from the sun β˜€οΈ

33
Q

How are fossil fuels formed?

A

Millions of years ago, plants 🌱 + animals died in seas or swamps, they were immediately covered and pressed down by sediment, mud and soil, sediments prevented oxygen from getting to the dead trees, this means that bacteria could not exist, which stopped dead organisms from decaying.
More and more layers of sediment buried the plant and animal remains deeper and deeper, more layers led to increased pressure, after millions of years the pressure of the layers of sediment and heat(90 to 120 degrees) from the earths core turned these remains into coal, oil and natural gas ⛽️

34
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How was oil and gas formed?

A
  • the layers of sediment turned into porous stone, such as limestone and sandstone, which allowed oil or gas to seep through
  • Cavities formed between the layers of rock. Oil or gas seeped through porous rocks and collected in the cavities
  • The rocks formed above the cavities were non-porous. They kept the oil or gas trapped in the cavities
35
Q

What is Neap tide and the positioning of the moon πŸŒ™ plus sun β˜€οΈ?

A

Neap tide is extra low high tides, and extra high low tides, the positioning of the moon and sun is in a right angle

36
Q

What is a Spring tide and the positioning of the sun and moon?

A

Extra high high tides, and extra low low tides, the positioning of the sun and moon is all in a straight line

37
Q

What is a gravitational force?

A

The attraction between all objects with mass

38
Q

What is gravitation?

A

The force which tries to pull to objects closer to each other

39
Q

What is an ecosystem?

A

A community of living organisms and their interaction with the environment