In Lightyear, Buzz travels through space at high speeds. What concept does this relate to in real life?

• Photosynthesis

• Time Dilation

• Friction

• Echo

Buzz's suit helps him survive in space. What real-life material would most likely be used to make such suits heat resistant?

• Cotton

• Nylon

• Kevlar

• Wool

What force is needed to launch Buzz's spacecraft from a planet?

• Friction

• Gravity

• Thrust

• Magnetism

Buzz experiences changes in time while traveling fast. Which scientist explained this concept?

• Isaac Newton

• Charles Darwin

• Albert Einstein

• Galileo Galilei

Imagine your spaceship crashed on a planet. What’s the first STEAM-based step to survive?

• Make the hypothesis

• Build a telescope

• Watch stars and galaxies.

• Observe the environment and create a survival plan.

If you were part of Buzz’s team, how would you redesign the fuel source using STEAM principles?

• Increase its weight

• Make it unstable for more energy

• Use sustainable energy like solar or fusion

• Add more explosions

In one scene, Buzz uses solar panels. What kind of energy conversion happens here?

• Sound to electrical

• Solar to chemical

• Solar to electrical

• Mechanical to heat

If you had to design Buzz's spaceship for real, what feature would you include for emergencies?

• TV screen

• Jet boosters

• Emergency oxygen supply

• Bluetooth system

Animators studied NASA gear to design Buzz’s spaceship and suit. What real-life habit of scientists does this show?

• Guessing

• Observing and researching

• Critical thinking

• Analysis skills

Buzz's robot cat, Sox, uses sensors to scan surroundings. What do real robots use for similar functions?

• Magnets

• Infrared sensors

• Wheels

• Gears