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Flowing
water
from
rivers
and
streams
is
a
valuable
and
plentiful
energy
resource
that
people
learned
to
use
centuries
ago
to
operate
the
machinery
that
was
important
to
their
livelihoods.
This
page
features
diagrams
(some
animated)
that
show
the
three
main
principles
of
water;
various
types
of
water
wheels;
and
the
modern
hydroelectric
turbine.
There
are
also
animations
of
various
types
of
mills
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National Science Education Standards (NSES), National Geography Standards: Read
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This
is
a
multimedia
interactive
simulation
that
teaches
students
about
emergency
preparedness,
disaster
safety,
and
weather
and
storm
science.
In
the
simulation,
students
visit
a
Florida
family
and
end
up
preparing
for
and
riding
out
a
hurricane
which
hits
during
the
visit.
Students
can
track
the
storm
on
a
map,
watch
weather
updates,
prepare
emergency
supplies,
and
develop
a
disaster
emergency
plan.
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This is version 3 of the space Weather Media Viewer, created to work with the space Weather Action Center to see near-real time data and to provide additional images and resources available for educational use. It features easy downloads that can also be added to news reports and space weather reports. It was designed for ease in adding any media (videos, images) data.
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This
exercise
allows
students
to
compare
and
contrast
the
nucleus
of
two
comets
and
listen
to
audio
files
of
NASA
scientists
and
middle-school
students
conducting
the
activity.
The
imagery
and
data
are
authentic
and
related
to
real-world
science
that
is
currently
underway.
By
comparing
their
responses
to
those
of
NASA
scientists,
students
realize
that
while
their
vocabulary
may
be
different,
their
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This
tutorial
provides
detailed
information
about
how
clouds
receive
their
names
and
the
importance
of
root
words.
It
was
designed
to
help
students
make
accurate
observations
for
the
Students'
Cloud
Observations
On-Line
(S'COOL)
project.
Students
will
also
learn
to
associate
different
clouds
into
height
groupings.
Information
is
provided
about
the
cloud
types
and
on
how
to
distinguish
similar
clouds
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