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Earth
and
all
the
other
planets
and
moons
of
our
Solar
System
have
been
continuously
pelted
by
asteroids
and
comets
ever
since
their
formation.
On
Earth,
wind
and
water
have
eroded
away
most
of
the
evidence;
various
other
geologic
processes
have
concealed
it;
oceans
and
vegetation
now
cover
much
of
the
rest.
This
activity
will
help
your
students
understand
how
NASA
scientists
are
discovering
evidence
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Why
are
the
Rocky
Mountains
so
far
inland?
How
do
we
preserve
the
changing
Amazon
rain
forest?
When
will
the
Sun
fling
parts
of
itself
towards
Earth?
The
video
magazine
"Journeys
through
Earth
and
Space"
follows
three
NASA
research
teams
tackling
these
questions
with
supercomputers.
"Journeys"
begins
with
a
short
introduction
that
explains
what
supercomputers
do
and
how
scientists
tap
their
power
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The activities in this 16-page magazine encourage children to look more closely at geology in their local environments and support their exploration of a range of dynamic Earth processes.
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The
American
Museum
of
Natural
History
developed
Science
Seekers
--
a
middle
school
product
that
includes
CD-ROMs,
teacher's
guides,
and
hands-on
kits.
In
Hidden
in
Rocks,
students
play
a
team
of
science
problem-solvers
on
special
assignment-to
learn
about
rock
types
and
rock
formations
as
they
explore
how
scientists
use
satellite
visualizations
to
help
them
identify
rocks
that
might
contain
fossils.
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In
-The
Case
of
the
Disappearing
Dirt-,
summer
fun
suffers
a
setback
when
the
tree
house
detectives
discover
that
their
favorite
spot
on
the
beach
is
shrinking.-
The
detectives
dig
in
and
learn
more
about
weathering,
erosion,
the
rock
cycle,
and
much
more.
This
show
is
part
of
the
NASA
SCI
Files
series
of
instructional
programs
consisting
of
broadcast,
print,
and
online
elements.-
Emphasizing
research
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This
book
of
19
essays,
written
by
leading
Earth
scientists,
provides
insight
into
the
dynamic
processes
that
shape
the
Earth.
The
essays
are
edited
to
reach
educators,
high
school
students,
and
the
general
public
and
are
supported
by
case
studies
describing
a
range
of
current
research
projects
(including
Looking
for
Life
in
Antarctica-and
Mars,
Mapping
Mt.
Rainer,
and
Mapping
Hot
Springs
on
the
Deep
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Windows to the Universe brings together scientific content on Earth and space sciences with interdisciplinary content on the arts and humanities. Three levels of content are provided: students (K-12 through undergraduate), teachers, and browsing adults. The site includes documents, images, movies, animations, sounds, games, and data.
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