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Life Cycle of a Star Constellations The Moons of the Solar System Layers of the Sun The Moon The Universe Black Holes Meteors Jupiter Planets and Dwarf Planets Stars Saturn Kepler's Laws Understanding Celestial Bodies Basic Astronomy Terms Cosmology Terms Eccentricity and Orbital Periods Celestial Motion Satellites and the Asteroid Belt Solar Days and Date Lines Declinations and Meridians Phases of the Moon Telescope Design Meteors and Asteroids Understanding Photometry Space Velocity and Radial Motion Binary Stars and Dwarfs White Dwarfs and H-R Diagrams Pulsating Stars Interstellar Particles and Nebulas Cosmic Rays Star Formations and Protostars Exoplanets The Kepler Telescope and Mini-Planets Star Clusters Helium Flashes and Planetary Nebula Degenerate Gases Neutrinos and Collapsing Stars Types of Supernovas Understanding Gamma Rays Einstein and The Theory of Relativity Dark Matter and Galaxy Architecture Milky Way Regions and Galactic Rotation Outerspace Understanding the Blue Moon Theoretical Astronomy Milestones in Space Exploration All About Galaxies All About the Sun Whirlpool Galaxy Andromeda Galaxy Sombrero Galaxy Pinwheel Galaxy Black Eye Galaxy Cartwheel Galaxy Vega Capella Mars' Moons Pollux Bellatrix Lyra Constellation Centaurus Constellation The Great Comet 1843 The Great Comet 1910 Caesar's Comet Ganymede Sirius Space Travel Halley's Comet Great Comet of 1680 The Great Comet of 1811 Comet Hale-Bopp The Great Comet of 1744 Europa Triton Lo Titania Callisto Olympus Mons Polaris The Hubble Telescope Gottfried Kirch John Flamsteed Christiaan Huygens Annie Jump Cannon Maria Mitchell Ceres William Lassell Ariel, Uranus's Moon Edward Emerson Barnard Giovanni Cassini John Bevis Ida Asteroid 243 William Henry Pickering, Astronomer The Crab Nebula The Horsehead Nebula The Ring Nebula The Orion Nebula The Carina Nebula 3 Juno Eris Oberon Haumea Charon (Pluto's Largest Moon) Messier 13 Umbriel (moon of Uranus) Rhea (moon of Saturn) Dione (moon of Saturn) Kuiper Belt Rosette Nebula Iapetus, Moon of Saturn Seth Barnes Nicholson, Astronomer Gould Belt The Galilean Moons Hercules-Corona Borealis Great Wall What is an Exoplanet? Voyager 2 Buzz Aldrin, Astronaut Show All

The Human Brain Metabolism Lymphatic System Muscular Systems Nervous System Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology Growth and Renewal Physiological Values Anterior and Cranial Positions The Circulatory System The Respiratory System The Skeletal System Urinary System Immune System How the Human Ear Works Concussion Cells in the Human Body Breathing The Human Body: Structure and Movement What is in the Blood? Show All

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Trees Roses Lillies Trees that Bare fruit Plant Life Show All

Precious Gems Birthstones by month Layers of the Earth Soil Layers Igneous, Sedimentary, or Metamorphic Introduction to Minerals Show All

Cell Organelles Evolution Heredity Plant Life Animal Cells Interactions in Ecosystems Terrestrial Biomes Major Aquatic Ecosystems Parasites Adaptation and Evolution Show All

Organelles of Cells Nutrition Terminology Microscopes Ecosystems Scientific Method Laboratory Tools Plant Terminology DNA Mitosis Meiosis Enzymes Kingdoms Photosynthesis Types of Bacteria Viruses Types of Agriculture 7 Processes of Life Types of Vitamins Symbiosis Levels of Organization Genetics Terminology Circulatory System Metabolism Functions of Proteins Cellular Movement Cellular Respiration Transcription Translation Biotechnology Populations Fossils Phylogenies Phylums Animal Regulation Energy Population Ecology Plant Cells Community Ecology Asexual Reproduction Protozoan Terms Hydra Terminology Biological Classification Fungi Autotrophs vs. Heterotrophs Parts of the Flower Parts of the Brain Parts of the Human Eye Parts of the Human Ear Skeletal Muscles Protein Structures Chromosomal Abnormalities Mutations Speciation Prokaryotes Mammals Digestion Terminology Element Symbols Atomic Structures Abiotic or Biotic? Organic or Inorganic? Types of Biology Carnivore, Herbivore, or Omnivore? Infection Terms Extinction Terms Climate Change Solid, Liquid, or Gas? Acids Bases Properties of Blood Human Lungs Parts of Teeth Human Hormones Parts of a Bird Egg Causes of Diseases Evolution Terms Metamorphosis Blood Types Mammal Species Photosynthetic Plant Types Cell Signaling Scientific Reasoning Types of DNA Marine Terms Invertebrate Species Five Major Groups of Vertebrates Protein Synthesis Peptides Introduction to Biology Insect Anatomy Where do our Fruits and Vegetables Come From? Structure and Function of the Cell Membrane in Animals Show All

Chemistry Terminology Bonds and Electrons Chemistry Tools Stoichiometry Physical Changes of Matter Types of Reactions Chemical Laws and Theories Chemical Terms Periodic Table Terms Solubilities Metal Terminology pH Ranges Ionic or Covalent? Acid or Base? Hydrogen Bonds Charles's Law Metallic Bonding Alloys Colloids Non-Metals and Atomic Structures Non-Metals and Symbols Other Metals and Atomic Structures Other Metals and Symbols Subatomic Particles Types of Neurons Mettaloids Noble Gases Nonmetals Types of Mixtures Plutonium Neptunium Uranium Cerium Palladium Europium Americium Lutetium Rhenium Elements Named for Astronomical Objects William Ramsay, Chemist Show All

Large Processes that shape the Earth's Surface Small Processes that Shape the Earth's Surface Gradual but Catastrophic Events that Shape the Earth's Surface Weathering and Erosion Ocean Zones Tsunamis Volcanoes Solar Energy Glaciers Tides Wind Power Water Distribution Sedimentary Rocks Igneous Rocks Coal Power The Levels of the Atmosphere All About Hurricanes Plant Habitats Show All

Basic Physics Terms Types of Forces Physical Energy Physics Units Rotational Motion Terms Gravity Terms Vibration Terms Sound Terms Quarks Microwaves Photoelectric Effect Power Types of Radiation Light Radioactive Dating Electric Circuits Pascal's Principle Calorimetry Archimedes Principle Magnets What is Force? What is Motion? Velocity and Time Velocity, Distance, and Time Physical and Chemical Changes Types of Energy Inside an Atom Axioms and Physical Laws Understanding Friction Laws Understanding Statics and Pivots Conservative Forces and Scalar Quantities Understanding Energy Landscapes Understanding Galilean Transformations The Basis Functions and Fourier Series Parseval's Theorem and Power Spectrums Bandwidth and Gibb's Phenomenon Using Light Using Electromagnetic Waves Reflected and Refracted Light Understanding Light Angles Incidence and Refraction Dispersion and Critical Angles Fundamental Forces Force Theories Fermions and Bosons Particle Symmetry Fermion Classifications Hadron Formations The Standard Theory and Particle Exchange Antimatter and Antiparticles Show All

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Basic Computer Parts Tidal Energy Show All

The Carbon Cycle The Greenhouse Effect Aromatic Compounds Show All

Electron Properties The Molecular Orbital Theory Basic Hybridization Understanding Polarity Alkanes Natural Gases Molecular Conformations Mechanism Terms Alkenes Electrophilic Addition Reactions Types of Alkene Reactions Alkynes Chiral and Achiral Molecules Alkyl Halides Sn2 and Sn1 Reactions Purification Methods Aromatic Reactions Reactions with Alcohols Reactions with Ketones and Aldehydes Show All

The Geothermal Gradient and Subduction Geological Time Measurements Silicate Minerals Types of Melting Bowen Reactions and Magma Formations Magma Processes Types of Eruptions Volatiles in Felsic and Mafic Magmas Effusive Flows and Mantle Plumes Understanding Cinder Cones Calderas and Lava Types Understanding Tephra Lahars and Phreatic Eruptions Technology for Studying Volcanoes Exfoliation and Expansion of Rocks Hydrolysis and Runoff Types of Soil Formations Lithification and Cementation Dolomites and Calcite Formations Luster and Crystals Habits and Mineral Growth Cleavage and Fractures in Minerals Consolidation and Extrusive Rocks Intrusive Visualization and Deposition Pressure Effects on Rocks Understanding Magma Dynamics Polyphyritic Rocks and Composition Plutons and Magma Infiltration Understanding Laccoliths and Pipes Mantle Rock and Plumes Understanding Magma Factors Understanding Volatile Components Gas Composition and Pressure Differences Flow Velocity and Mineral Settling Corals and Sediment Transportation Show All

Hipparchus Edwin Hubble Omar Khayyam Louis Pasteur, Chemist Charles Darwin Franz Alexander Paul Erdos Peter Carl Goldmark Paul Halmos John Harsanyi John G. Kemeny Cornelius Lanczos Peter Lax George Olah Egon Orowan John Polanyi Valentine Telegdi Edward Teller Eugene Wigner The Times Square Ball Understanding the History of Isaac Newton Understanding the History of Robert Hooke The Beliefs of Galileo The History of Einstein Werner Heisenberg, Physicist Friedrich Mohs, Geologist Heinrich Hertz, Physicist Georgina Sweet, Zoologist Jacques Cousteau Mary Anning, Paleontologist Ernest Lawrence, Nuclear Scientist Ernest Rutherford, Physicist John Dalton, Chemist Lise Meitner, Physicist Fritz Strassman, Chemist Otto Robert Frisch, Physicist Wilhelm Rontgen, Physicist Henry Moseley, Physicist Show All

Poisson's Ratio and Isotropic Sheets Understanding Toughness and Stress Curves Material Expansion and Temperature Understanding Corrosion and Oxidants Understanding Aerospace Materials Understanding Alloys and Polymers The Glass Transition and Polymers Understanding Types of Plastics Understanding Ceramics Show All

Asaph Hall Pierre MeChain Charles Messier Edmond Halley Williamina Fleming, Astronomer Heraclides Ponticus, Astronomer Antonia Maury, Astronomer Mary Watson Whitney, Astronomer Wang Zhenyi Mary Adela Bragg, Astronomer Johann Daniel Titius, Astronomer James W. Christy, Astronomer James Craig Watson, Astronomer John Russell Hind, Astronomer George Biddell Airy, Astronomer Herman Goldschmidt, Astronomer Percival Lowell, Astronomer Jan Oort, Astronomer Show All

Aerobic and Anaerobic Metabolism Energy Intake and Dietary Protein Water and Dehydration Show All