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Answer
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The term physics comes from Ancient Greek physiké, meaning "the science of ____"
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Nature
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Who discovered the three laws of motion, one of the most important laws of nature?
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Isaac Newton
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Who discovered the four largest satellites of Jupiter?
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Galileo Galilei
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Name atleast one of them:
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Io, Europa, Ganymede, Callisto
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Alhazen was an Arab physicist, who is today known as the father of modern optics. He studied a phenomenon called "camera _____"
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Obscura
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Blaise Pascal was a very talented scientist. An SI unit of what is named after him?
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Pressure
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It was once believed, that the Earth is the center of the whole universe. This was called _________
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Geocentrism
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What branch of physics deals with heat, work and temperature?
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Thermodynamics
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Who is known as the inventor of the modern steam engine?
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James Watt
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One of the most famous US politician was also a physicist:
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Benjamin Franklin
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One of the most famous equations ever were published by James Clerk Maxwell in 1865. What field of physics are they related to?
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Electromagnetism
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Who discovered theory of relativity?
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Albert Einstein
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Finish this man's most famous equation: E=mc
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E=mc²
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The atomic theory was originally formulated in Ancient Greece. Do you know the name of its author?
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Democritus
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We all know that matter is made of atoms, and that atoms are made of protons, neutrons and electrons. But what are protons made of?
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Quarks
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Which element has the lightest atom, with only one proton and one electron?
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Hydrogen
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What is an astronomical unit (AU) the unit of?
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Length
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Due to the presence of what element is Mars red?
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Iron
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What does v in the equation v=st represent?
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Velocity
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And finally, nuclei of what element are called the alpha particles
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Helium
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