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Distance
Total path travelled.
Displacement
Straight-line change from start to finish.
Speed
How fast something moves; Speed = distance ÷ time.
Velocity
Speed with direction.
Acceleration
Change in velocity over time; a = (v − u) ÷ t.
Displacement–time graph
Slope = velocity.
Ticker tape — fast
Dots far apart.
Ticker tape — slow
Dots close together.
Ticker tape — slowing
Dots get closer.
Newton’s First Law
Objects stay still or move at constant speed unless a force acts.
Newton’s Second Law
F = m × a.
Newton’s Third Law
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.
Balanced forces
No acceleration.
Unbalanced forces
Causes acceleration.
Weight
W = m × g.
Reaction force
Upward force balancing weight when stationary.
Spectral order
O B A F G K M (hottest → coolest).
O‑type
Blue, hottest.
B‑type
Blue‑white, very hot.
A‑type
White, hot.
F‑type
Yellow‑white.
G‑type
Yellow (Sun).
K‑type
Orange.
M‑type
Red, coolest.
Apparent magnitude
Brightness from Earth.
Absolute magnitude
Actual brightness.
Left side of H–R Diagram
Hot stars.
Right side of H–R Diagram
Cool stars.
Top of H–R Diagram
Bright stars.
Bottom of H–R Diagram
Dim stars.
Main sequence
Diagonal band; most stars.
Giants / Supergiants
Top‑right; cool but bright.
White dwarfs
Bottom‑left; hot but dim.
Big Bang Theory
Universe began from a single point; expanding.
Evidence for Big Bang
Red‑shift.
Steady State Theory
Universe always existed; matter created continuously.
Hubble’s Law
Further galaxies = more red‑shift.
Red‑shift
Light stretched → moving away.
Age of universe
~14 billion years.
Parsecs
Unit of distance.
Gradient
rise ÷ run.
Distance–time graph gradient
Speed.
Fastest section on a graph
Steepest slope.
Slowest section on a graph
Flattest slope.
Line of best fit
Smooth line showing trend.
Good graph features
Labels, scale, accurate points, best‑fit line.