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the qualities that allow a plane, car etc to move through the air in a smooth and fast way

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someone who studies astrophysics

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the scientific study of the physical and chemical structure of the stars, planets, and other objects in the universe

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a unit for measuring heat

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relating to the forces in nature that produce movement

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the scientific study of movement

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relating to, caused by, or producing movement

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the area of physics that deals with the forces such as gravity that affect all objects

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connected with the work of the 17th century English scientist, Sir Isaac Newton, who discovered the law of gravity

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the area of physics that deals with particles

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relating to physics

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the science that deals with heat, light, and other forms of energy and how they affect objects

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the belief that energy is produced in units and that the size of these units can be calculated

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theoretical physics and chemistry deal with theories and calculations rather than experiments

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relating to or caused by heat

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relating to the ways in which heat can be changed into other forms of energy

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the science of the relationship between heat and other forms of energy

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