Future Energy (meaning)

Wheels

Round parts that help cars and bikes move

Venus

A hot planet that is the second from the sun

Wheels

Round parts that help cars and bikes move

Venus

A hot planet that is the second from the sun

Spacecraft

A vehicle that travels in space

Molecules

Tiny groups of atoms that make up everything around us

Infrared

A type of light we cannot see but can feel as heat

Pumps

Machines used to move liquids or air

Pavement

The hard surface of a road or sidewalk

Lake

A large area of water surrounded by land

Farm

A place where people grow food or keep animals

Possibilities

Things that could happen or be done

Restless

Unable to stay still or calm

Flooded

Covered with too much water

Hydroelectric

Making electricity using water power

Wave

A moving shape of water or energy

Sails

Large pieces of cloth on a boat that catch wind to help it move

Surface

The outside or top part of something

Panels

Flat parts, often used for collecting sunlight or covering things

Towers

Tall buildings or structures

Windmills

Machines that use wind to turn blades and make power

Trade

The act of buying or selling goods

Skysails

Big sails used on ships to catch strong winds high in the sky

Particles

Very small pieces of something

Solar

Related to the sun or its energy

Invente (assumed typo for “Invent”)

To make or create something new

Nuclear

Related to the energy inside atoms

On standby

Ready to work, but not active yet

Earthquake

A shaking of the ground caused by movement in the earth

Radiation

Invisible energy that can be harmful or useful

Fission

When an atom splits to release energy

Fusion

When atoms join together and release energy

Gulf

A large part of the sea that is almost surrounded by land

Atoms

The tiny building blocks of everything

Hit

To touch something with force

Explosions

Bursts of energy or fire that cause damage

Rods

Long, thin pieces of metal or other materials

Carbon

A chemical found in all living things and fuels

Bulbs

Glass parts in lights that glow when powered

Digging

Making a hole in the ground using hands or tools

Rubbish

Things that are no longer useful; trash

Shoppers

People who are buying things

Coast

The land next to the sea

Flood

A lot of water covering land that is normally dry

Stations

Places where people catch buses, trains, or where work happens

Bamboo

A tall, green plant used to build or make things

Invented

Created something that didn’t exist before

Wells

Deep holes to get water, oil, or gas

Drill

A tool or machine used to make holes

Shale

A soft rock that can hold gas or oil

Skyscrapers

Very tall buildings in cities

Steam

Hot gas that comes from boiling water

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