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Energy

Light Energy form of energy that travels in waves, visible with the eye

Heat Energy form of energy created by the motion of molecules also called thermal energy mages.imsimages.com/assets/images/ginnys/pro...

Solar Energy energy from the sun, contains heat and light info/images/sun.jpg

Heat Transfer transition of thermal energy from a heated item to a cooler item

Sun a star around which Earth and other Planets revolve that produces heat and light energy in the form of sunlight stardate.org/images/gallery/sun5.jpg

Solar Collector a material used to capture solar energy in a water heater or other device

Absorb transition of thermal energy from a heated item to a cooler item ( to take up, soak in, or capture) images.inmagine.com/.../gwp101/gwp jpg

Geothermal heat that comes from within the Earth (used to heat building and produce electricity)

Mechanical Energy Energy that is potential and kinetic combined in actions (ex: lifting, pushing, bending) judykitsune.files.wordpress.com/2008/06/14677 Muscle Power

Sound Energy energy that travels in waves and is created by a vibration, detected by the ear

Reflect to bounce back light from an object

Refract to deflect light from a straight path

Greenhouse Effect green house effect-is the heating of a closed space when light

Seasons four natural division of the year, fall, winter, spring, summer

Shadow is the dark area created by an object that stops light mclc.osu.edu/rc/pubs/lee/shadow.jpg

Fossil Fuel a nonrenewable fuel formed from decayed remains of plants and animals (coal, oil, natural gas)-a form of chemical energy

Renewable a resource which can be easily reproduced by nature

Non-renewable resource that is not easily reproduced or replaced

Fuel Cell an object that stores chemical energy that can be converted into other forms

Atmosphere the air that surrounds the earth made of many different gases

Compass a tool which uses the magnetic poles to find direction

Thermometer a tool used to measure temperature

Hydro having to do with water as in : --Hydroelectric-electricity produced by moving water

Corona shining outer layer around the edges of the sun

Orientation where an object is positioned Microsoft Word Clipart

Resources Defintions by “ScienceSaurus” Great Source Education Group Images by “Google Images”