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SCIENCE 7B LESSON

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Total cards: 23•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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photosynthesis

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the process by which plants make food: plants convert carbon dioxide and water to oxygen and glucose

#2
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atmosphere

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A mixture of gases that surround a planet, moon, or other space object

#3
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green house effect

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the energy absorbed and reradiated by the atmospheric gases through the greenhouse effect.

#4
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ultraviolet radiation

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One type of solar radiation that can harm life is ultraviolet. This is harmful because it can damage the genetic material of an organism.

#5
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ozone

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earth has a protective ozone layer that blocks most ultraviolet radiation before it reaches Earth’s surface. This ozone layer contains ozone gas in addition to other atmospheric gases.

#6
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orbit

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is the path that a body follows as it travels around another body in space. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune orbit the Sun

#7
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solar system

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a collection of large and small bodies that orbit the central star

#8
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gravity

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is the force of attraction between objects due to their masses and the distances between them.

#9
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launch

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the process of setting a rocket or spacecraft in motion. Gas, often burning fuel, is used to launch a rocket

#10
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space shuttle

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a reusable spacecraft glides to a landing like an airplane

#11
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spacecraft

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is a crewed or uncrewed space vehicle that is designed to be placed in orbit around Earth or on a path in space.

#12
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reentry angle

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a steep angle causes the craft to be overheated, a shallow angle will cause it to bounce back off the atmosphere into space

#13
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orbital velocity

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the minimum velocity and object in order to go in orbit around earth or another object

#14
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asteroid

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a belt of relatively small objects

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#16
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weightlessness

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is the apparent loss of weight of an object that is falling freely due to gravity

#17
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Radiation

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radiation in space includes electromagnetic radiation and highly charged particles that can damage DNA and tissues. This cause the risk of cancer.

#18
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Meteoroids

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include small particles of dust or rock that are moving at high speeds in space, they can cause serious damage if they collide with a spacecraft or an astronaut working outside the spacecraft.

#19
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Oxygen and Air Pressure

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Oxygen is supplied in the spacecraft, 80% is nitrogen and 20% is oxygen. The crew only wear spacesuits when outside of the spacecraft.

#20
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Waste Management

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The carbon dioxide that is exhaled must be removed from the spacecraft. The garbage that is produced is stored until landing. The toilets are designed to collect liquid and solid in a weightless environment, liquid is recycled and waste is compressed and stored.

#21
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Food and Drink

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Most food is freeze-dried, and water is added. Food must be quick to open and serve. Drinking is done with straws or zero-gravity cups.

#22
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What must be conserved?

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Air and water.

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