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This information about the Lunar Prospector mission to the Moon discusses the possibility that ice exists on the lunar surface. The article indicates that no native water ice has been found on the moon. If ice has been found, it most likely originated from meteors and meteorites which periodically bombard the lunar surface.
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Wilson
Alwyn
Bentley
(1865-1931),
famous
for
his
photomicrographs
of
snow
crystals,
prepared
sets
of
glass
lantern
slides
of
dew,
frost
and
ice
crystals.
Many
of
these
sets
found
their
way
to
colleges
and
universities
around
the
United
States.
The
University
of
Wisconsin's
Department
of
Atmospheric
and
Oceanic
Sciences
donated
their
collection
to
the
Schwerdtfeger
Library
in
2000.
Shortly
after,
the
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The
MYPond
project
is
an
investigation
of
the
chemical
reactions,
biological
processes
and
inflow/
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A
team
of
scientists
from
the
Virginia
Institute
of
Marine
Science
(VIMS)
is
studying
the
presence
of
persistent
organic
pollutants
(POPs)
in
the
Antarctic.
During
January
and
February
2002
an
educator
travelled
there
to
participate
in
the
study,
and
posted
daily
reports.
In
addition,
this
site
contains
learning
activities
that
you
can
use
to
find
out
how
scientists
think
and
work.
These
include
research
...
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This
site
facilitates
a
classroom
activity
in
which
students
create
a
hypothesis
on
cloud
formation
and
then
conduct
online
research
to
either
validate
or
refute
their
initial
hypothesis.
The
activity
begins
with
a
brief
laboratory
experiment
that
demonstrates
cloud
formation
and
asks
students
to
generate
a
hypothesis
on
how
clouds
form.
The
activity
then
switches
to
students
conducting
Internet
research.
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