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  • The direction of the sun's gravitational force acting on the planets is always...
    towards the sun
  • Name the force that can pull particles of dust and gas together in space.
    Gravity
  • How the mass of an object on Mars would compare with the mass of the same object on Earth ?
    same
  • How long the time difference between one high tide and the next high tide? approximately ...
    12 hours
  • Most of wasted energy in the form of ____ energy
    thermal
  • What kind of energy that store in a streched spring ?
    Elastic potential energy
  • Which diagram of energy changes represent this event ?
    potential gravitational energy changes to kinetic energy
  • What is the unit of weight and force?
    Newton
  • How many times does hight tide happen in one day (24 hours) ?
    Twice
  • The useful energy in the cooking process like in the picture above is to ______
    heat the food
  • There is no air in space. The space where there are no particles is called...
    vacuum
  • Explain why scientists cannot watch the complete process of a star and planets forming.
    The planet forming process takes a really long time.
  • Seawater on the side of the Earth closest to the Moon experiences _____ (high tide or low tide)
    high tide
  • What is the force that acts to slow the spacecraft in the air around Earth, but does not act on the spacecraft in space?
    air resistance
  • Fuel such wood, coal and oil stored ...... energy.
    chemical energy
  • What are the effects of tides
    the harbours can only be used at certain times of the day, affect food chains, can be dangerous for small boats
  • Calculate the mass of an apple that has weight of 20 N.
    2 Kg
  • What makes Neptune, which is 30 times farther from the sun than Earth and yet still able to stay in its orbit?
    Because it also has greater mass
  • Aldy has mass 45 kg on Earth (g=10 N/Kg). What is his weight?
    450 N
  • The difference in depth of the water between high and low tides is _____
    tidal range
  • What is the unit of mass?
    Kilogram