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Articles related to "Earth Science"
Book Review of Krakatoa, The Day the World Exploded August 27, 1883 A review of the book by Simon Winchester. geology • geophysics • earth • science • earth science
Everything a geologist needs to be successful in the field. Going into the field is not a simple undertaking. It takes time to prepare for a field trip, to plan and organize the trip, even if it's across town. The geologist must have the right tools and equipment. Read on to see what it takes to be a successful field geologist. geology • geophysics • earth science • earth • hammer
Geology as a Career Ever wondered what a geologist does? Check out a few of the career opportunities available to geologists. geology • geologist • job • career • geophysics
How to take good field notes. The taking and recording of field notes is one of the most important things a geologist does when in the field. Without well written and well understood notes, further interpretation of the rocks being studied may not be possible. geology • geophysics • earth science • field notes • observations fossils
Introduction to Sedimentary Rocks The most abundant type of rock on the Earth are the sedimentary rocks. Why is this so, and what are they? geology • geophysics • earth • earth science • science
Investigate Earth Science Ponder the forces that control the planet. earth science • geology • rocks • minerals • gems
It's in the Air Where did life begin? Scientists have a new theory about cell development taking place in the atmosphere atmosphere • weather • cell • life • origin
Sandstone Classification Once we can describe a sandstone in the field we need to give it a name. Find out how to name a sandstone in three easy steps. geology • geophysics • earth science • earth • science
Sandstones and Conglomerates It takes a bit more than recognizing a rock is a sandstone to accurately describe it in the field. geology • geophysics • earth • earth science • sand
Science and the Gaian Hypothesis a look at how pagan beliefs and modern science have meshed together, and how it is being utilised to educate our young gaia • pagan • wiica • mother earth • earth science
Seafloor Spreading, Part 1 A revolution spread through the science of geology in the 1960’s and culminated in the theory of plate tectonics. The theory was supported by key research conducted in and under the world’s oceans that led to the idea of seafloor spreading. geology • geophysics • earth • science • earth science
Seafloor Spreading, Part 2 The theory of seafloor spreading required many pieces of evidence to convince a highly skeptical audience. In the end Harry Hess and others found four primary keys that helped shape the theory. geology • geophysics • earth • science • earth science
Sedimentary Rocks The majority of the rocks that make up our world are sedimentary in nature. Learn about the different types of sedimentary rocks, the first stop in our understanding of the rock cycle. geology • geophysics • earth science • sediments • sedimentary
Strike and Dip Strike and dip are important for identifying and orientating geologic structures in the field. Understanding what strike and dip are, and how to measure them in the field are important skills for a geologist to learn. geology • geophysics • earth science • dip • strike
The Rock Cycle An understanding of geology requires us to learn how the rocks around us are formed. Learning how all the rocks we see are part of a larger cycle is the first step in understanding geology. geology • geophysics • earth science • sedimentary • igneous
Understanding Time and Rock Units in Geology Geologists use three different units to help in their study of the history of the earth. Time units represent the continuous flow of time through geologic history, rock units represent the different lithologies found across the globe, and time-rock units represent all the rocks formed worldwide during a specific period of geologic time. This week we will examine these units and how they relate to each other. geology • geophysics • earth science • stratigraphy • time
Weathering Part 1: Physical Weathering What is the most destructive force in nature? Earthquakes, volcanoes, hurricanes, or the humble raindrop? geology • geophysics • earth science • earth • science
Alice Wilson, 1st Female Geologist Fascinated with science before girls were supposed to be, Alice Wilson overcame barriers and years of roadblocks to become one of Canada's leading earth scientists. dr alice wilson • alice evelyn wilson 1881 - 1964 • alice wilson first female geologist • alice wilson first woman royal society of canada • alice wilson geological survey of canada
The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence SETI, or the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, is the collective name for a number of on-going projects dedicated to the search for extraterrestrial life. search for extraterrestrial intelligence • seti • frank drake • frank drake first seti search • tau ceti
Distribution of Earth's Water Earth's water distribution science experiment to illustrate percentage of water available for human use. distribution of the earth's water • percentage of water on earth • science experiment on water • types of water • earth's fresh water
Earth's Interior Structure and Composition Earth's interior structure includes the crust, mantle, inner core, and outer core. The crust and mantle are rocky. The inner and outer cores are metallic. earth core • earth interior • earth structure • earth mantle • earth science
Geology Year End Review A look back on geology events of 2001. geology • geophysics • earth science • earth • earthquake
Google Earth and Global Warming Science Projects Science projects can take advantage of Google Earth technology to develop studies over a period of months or years to determine the impact on the earth by humans. google earth science project • global warming science projects • study earth satellite imagery • google earth • global warming
Green Family Living Parents can help their children develop a love of the earth and a greater environmental awareness with simple habits and activities that have a lasting impact. environmental awareness kids • earth science ideas • ways kids help earth • environmental activities for children • green family habits
Igneous Rock Identification (Advanced) More detailed diagrams to help you in identifying igneous rocks. geology • geophysics • earth science • igneous • igneous rocks
Make an Edible Model of the Earth Here's the perfect chance to play with your food. Build this model of the earth's layers and then snack on it. science projects • earth science • model of the earth • kids crafts • crafts for kids
Mars Close Approach Mars made its closest approach to Earth in over 60,000 years last week. Why does Mars capture the attention of scientists and other people so much? geology • geophysics • earth science • science • planetary science
Mineralogy 101: Crystal Systems Nearly every mineral can be assigned to one of six different crystal systems. geology • geophysics • earth science • mineral • minerals
Mineralogy 101: Crystals A look at the structure of crystals, and how this affects the types of minerals that are formed. geology • geophysics • mineralogy • earth science • minerals
Mudrocks The most abundant type of rock on the Earth, but also the most difficult to classify. Learn about some simple ways to tell your claystone from your mudstone. geology • geophysics • earth science • earth • sediment
Native Elements Explore the world of the native elements. Their rarity and uses make them some of the most important minerals in the world. geology • geophysics • earth science • earth • mineral
Natural Disasters and Investigating the Causes Google Earth provides students with the opportunity to study natural disasters anywhere in world and they develop their own scientific investigations of these disasters. natural disasters • google earth science projects • science projects • download google earth free • science investigations
Oil Exploration Experiment for Kids It's intuitive for children to wonder how things work and why things are in nature. Encouraging this type of curiosity can create future earth scientists. earth science activity • science experiment for kids • oil exploration experiment for kids • modeling an oil reserve • simulating oil exploration
Outstanding Science Trade Books for 2009 A sample list of the best science trade books for K-12 science education is provided along with links to additional science book resources to support scientific literacy. science trade books for 2009 • nsta recommended science books • science trade book resources • earth science tradebooks • biology tradebooks
Simple Geology/Rock Projects for Children Every child loves to collect rocks, and parents can use this hobby as an educational tool teaching children basics of both art and science. rock collecting for children • simple geology project • children geology • painting rocks • books about rocks for children
Student Opportunities with NASA NASA is getting ready to replace a generation of scientists who are headed for retirement. This research opportunity is geared towards recruiting a new generation. nasa research • nasa student opportunities • nasa workforce • earth science research • nasa dc-8
Visit the Museum of the Rockies The next time you are in southern Montana, take an afternoon to visit Bozeman, and the Museum of the Rockies. geology • geophysics • earth science • museum • museums
Volcano Experiment for Kids It's intuitive for children to wonder how things work and why things are in nature. Encouraging this type of curiosity can create future earth scientists. make a volcano • exploding volcano • magmatic gases • science experiment • kids experiment
Weathering Part 2: Chemical Weathering The agents of weathering are powerful forces, working to breakdown the rock around us. None of these agents are more powerful those that chemically affect the rocks. geology • geophysics • earth science • rocks • weathering
Winter’s Bounty while Winter Vanishes We can often notice signs of season change far in advance. This article explores some of the concrete as well as subliminal sides of season change. nature writing • natural history • science philosophy • earth science;atmospheric science;seasonal changes
Yellowstone National Park, Part 1 Yellowstone National Park is a product of its geology. Without the geological processes that shaped it, Yellowstone would be another mountain range. geology • geophysics • earth science • yellowstone • yellowstone national park
Yellowstone National Park, Part 3 More than volcanism has shaped the Yellowstone we see today. Ice, in the form of glaciers, has sculpted and carved the landscape to what we see today. geology • geophysics • earth science • glacier • volcanism
Ask an Expert The best sites on the web, for getting answers to those questions about life's little mysteries. questions • answers • ask • expert • scientist
Conodonts Clue to Sea Diversity Conodonts - microscopic toothlike fossils - have demonstrated the link between the oceans cooling and the sudden expansion of marine life almost 500 million years ago. conodonts clue to sea diversity • fossils show why oceanic life forms bloomed • dr julie trotter’s study of oxygen isotopes in con • dr julie trotter’s paper on the expansion of marin • cooling oceans led to exploding biodiversity
E. F. Schumaker Society, third in a ten-part series on Global Constructs Non-profit organizations at the international level carry a lot of clout; the E. F. Schumacher Society promotes social and environmental sustainability through human-scale community and natural environmental economic structure. What is local currency? berkshares • share • let • e.f. schumacher • new money for healthy communities
Evidence for Creation The story of Creation is the most contested claim of the Holy Bible. Did God create the universe? Is Creation compatible with modern science? evidence for creation • creation • creationism • creation myth • creation myths
Make Anemometer Make this science experiment the beginning of a weather station. science projects • earth science • science fair • kids crafts • crafts for kids
Science Investigations Using Google Earth Google Earth scientific data can be used to complete projects involving collecting data over time. This free program provides data not available to students in the past. science investigations google earth • science projects use satellite imagery • science project investigations • science fair projects • geology science projects
Science News Article Science News: A study by Jacobus Biesmeijer and William Kunin (Leeds University), showing declines in pollinators and insect-pollinated plants in Britain and Netherlands. honey bee crisis • science news article • science • agriculture • vegetable gardens
Temperature affects evolution About 38 million years ago, a mass extinction took place. Today scientists have pinned the blame on plummeting temperatures. weather • research • temperature • scientist • science |
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