Physics: The Characteristics of Electricity + Earth and Space Science: The study of the Universe

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Physics: The Characteristics of Electricity + Earth and Space Science: The study of the Universe by Mind Map: Physics: The Characteristics of Electricity + Earth and Space Science: The study of the Universe

1. Static Electricity

1.1. Electric Charges

1.2. Static Charge

1.3. Friction

1.4. Movement of electrons

1.5. Protons never move

1.6. Electrons move

1.7. Conductiosn

2. Current

2.1. Electrolyte

2.2. Electrodes

2.3. AC

2.4. DC

2.5. Measured with an ammeter

2.6. Unit is A (amphere)

3. Potential Difference

3.1. Also known as voltage

3.2. Measured with a Voltmeter

4. Resistance

4.1. Measured with an ohmmeter

4.2. Transfers current into other forms of energy

4.3. Factors affecting the resistance of a wire

5. Circuits

5.1. Series Circut

5.2. Parallel Circuit

5.3. Load, Switch, Wires, Energy source

6. Protons, Electrons, Neutrons

7. Laws of Attraction and Repulsion

7.1. Opposites attract

8. Charge

8.1. Charge by Contact

8.2. Charge by Induction

8.3. Charge by Friction

8.4. Grounding

9. Formulas

9.1. V=IR

9.2. I=V/R

9.3. R=V/I

9.4. Input/Output

10. Stars

10.1. Low Mass stars

10.2. Protostar

10.3. Medium Mass Stars

10.4. High Mass stars

10.5. Supernovas

10.6. Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram

11. Space Exploration

11.1. Spinoff Products

11.2. ISS

11.3. Space probes

11.4. Space Shuttle

11.5. Satelleites

11.6. Microgravity

11.6.1. Causes health issues

11.7. Many challenges with living in space

11.7.1. Radiation

11.7.2. Microgravity

11.7.3. Weightlessness

11.8. New and improved space suits

12. The Solar System

12.1. Light years

12.2. Astronomical Unit (AU)

12.3. Light years are longer than AU

12.4. Rocky Inner Planets

12.4.1. Mercury

12.4.2. Venus

12.4.3. Earth

12.4.4. Mars

12.5. Four Gaseous Outer Planets

12.5.1. Jupiter

12.5.2. Saturn

12.5.3. Uranus

12.5.4. Neptune

12.6. Minor planets

12.7. Comets and Meteors

13. Earth

13.1. Orbits the Sun

13.2. Rotates at 1670km/hour

13.3. Tilted axis

14. Moon

14.1. Phases move in counter clockwise direction

14.2. 8 Different phases

14.2.1. First quarter

14.2.2. waxing gibbous

14.2.3. full

14.2.4. waning gibbous

14.2.5. last quarter

14.2.6. waning cresent

14.2.7. new

14.2.8. waxing cresent

14.3. Lunar Eclipse

14.4. Affects tides on Earth

15. Sun

15.1. Six Layers

15.1.1. Core

15.1.2. Radiative Zone

15.1.3. Convective Zone

15.1.4. Photosphere

15.1.5. Chromosphere

15.1.6. Corona

15.2. Solar Flares

15.3. Sunspots

15.4. Prominences

15.5. Coronal Mass Ejection

15.6. Solar Wind

16. Galaxies

16.1. Celestial Objects

16.2. Black Holes

16.3. Dark Matter

16.4. Star Clusters

16.5. Spiral and Barred Galaxies

16.6. Ellipticl Galaxies

16.7. Irregular Galaxies

16.8. Astroid Belt