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Celebrate Physics: Physpardy Game on Einstein’s Birthday and Beyond!

Join us for a thrilling Physpardy! experience celebrating physics, featuring trivia that honors significant moments and figures in the scientific community. Test your knowledge with questions about groundbreaking scientists, their contributions, and important concepts in physics. This engaging event showcases milestones in science, such as Nobel Prize winners and the principles of physics that shape our understanding of the universe. Perfect for students, educators, and physics enthusiasts alike, this lively game promotes learning in a fun and interactive way!

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Celebrate Physics: Physpardy Game on Einstein’s Birthday and Beyond!

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  1. Future Faces of Physics Physpardy! Physpardy!

  2. Einstein’s birthday, some celebrate it as Pi Day. Date a Scientist- 100

  3. In 1903, this scientist received a Nobel Prize for her work on radiation with her husband. Date a Scientist- 200

  4. Born on 22 September 1791, the ideas of this electric scientist certainly weren’t confined to a cage. Date a Scientist- 300

  5. Helen Quinn, well-known SLAC physicist, released the Framework for K-12 Science Education, outlining concepts all students should learn before graduation in this year, the same year as the ‘hurriquake.’ Date a Scientist- 400

  6. This popular theoretical physicist was born on 8 January 1942. Date a Scientist- 500

  7. Planck’s constant The Alphabet - 100

  8. Newtonian constant of gravitation. The Alphabet - 200

  9. Speed of light in a vacuum. The Alphabet - 300

  10. The gas constant. The Alphabet - 400

  11. Wien displacement law constant The Alphabet - 500

  12. Frequency Units - 100

  13. Power Units - 200

  14. Electric charge Units - 300

  15. Electric Current Units- 400

  16. Luminous Intensity Units- 500

  17. The number of Zones in SPS. SPS by the Numbers - 100

  18. Given ‘to support projects designed to promote physics across cultures,’ this SPS award is worth up to $300. SPS by the Numbers - 200

  19. The amount a chapter receives after being awarded the Sigma Pi Sigma Undergraduate Research Award. 2011 winners from Houston Baptist University SPS by the Numbers - 300

  20. Approximate number of undergraduate students that attended the 2008 Sigma Pi Sigma Congress at Fermilab. SPS by the Numbers - 400

  21. SPS was established in this year, the same year the Beatles released The White Album SPS by the Numbers - 500

  22. The speed and the direction of motion Spelling - 100

  23. A state in which opposing forces are balanced Spelling - 200

  24. Used in electric circuits to store charge Spelling - 300

  25. Having exactly similar parts facing each other around an axis. In Physics, it’s often super! Spelling - 400

  26. A unit of quantum computing, similar to a bit as a basic unit of computer information. Spelling - 500

  27. DAILY DOUBLE Make your wager now…

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