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This article describes the ongoing research on the possible presence of water on Jupiter's moon Europa. It includes satellite images of Europa, scientific illustrations, and extensive text. It also discusses similar research being done on Lake Vostok in Antarctica. It also offers a variety of related links.
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The National Weather and Climate Center presents snowpack data from snow courses and SNOTEL sites in the western United States as graphs and color-contoured maps. Historical and real-time data on depth of snowpack, snow-water-equivalence, and forecasts are available for individual sites and entire drainage basins. The site also includes information about how scientists collect SNOTEL data.
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This
site
is
specifically
designed
for
teachers,
and
in
addition
to
a
collection
of
activities,
provides
links
to
various
sites
with
water
information.
These
include
other
Environment
Canada
sites,
other
Federal
Departments
in
Canada,
Provincial
Governments,
Agencies,
colleges
and
universities,
and
International
Organizations.
The
site
also
offers
publications
that
can
be
obtained
free
of
charge
using
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Students
will
utilize
the
Internet
to
take
a
virtual
field
trip
to
visit
a
glacier
and
discover
what
physical
effects
glaciers
have
on
the
land.
They
will
also
have
the
opportunity
to
virtually
visit
Vermont
and
trace
the
pictorial
history
of
how
a
whale's
fossils
were
found
there.
The
site
also
contains
a
student
worksheet
for
their
visual
field
trip.
The
site
also
provides
an
explanation
of
the
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This
site
is
all
about
snow
crystals
and
snowflakes.
The
many
facets
of
snow
crystals
are
described
here,
along
with
attempts
to
understand
their
formation.
This
site
includes
collections
of
super-high-resolution
snow
crystal
photos,
as
well
as
links
to
learn
about
snow
crystal
classifications
and
how
to
make
snow
crystal
fossils.
Included
in
the
study
of
how
snow
crystals
form,
these
researchers
...
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NSIDC
offers
data
and
information
about
the
cryosphere;
that
portion
of
the
Earth
where
water
is
in
solid
form,
typically
snow
or
ice.
Topics
include
snow,
glaciers,
permafrost,
sea
ice,
news
and
features,
and
others.
The
State
of
the
Cryosphere
section
provides
an
overview
of
the
status
of
snow
and
ice
as
indicators
of
climate
change.
An
image
and
photo
gallery
provides
historic
photographs
and
satellite
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This
lesson
plan
provides
instruction
to
teachers
for
creating
a
glacier
in
the
classroom
to
demonstrate
how
glaciation
affects
landforms.
Learning
objectives
include
student
understanding
that
as
glaciers
move,
they
create
a
variety
of
patterns
on
landforms
by
a
process
called
glacial
scraping,
that
the
scraping
patterns
left
by
a
glacier
depend
on
how
the
glacier
moved
over
the
landform,
and
that
...
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In
this
activity,
students
download
NASA
Hubble
Space
Telescope
(HST)
images
of
the
Martian
polar
ice
caps
in
summer
and
winter.
Using
image
processing
techniques,
students
measure
and
compare
various
images
of
the
changing
Martian
and
Earth
polar
ice
caps.
By
completing
this
activity,
they
will
understand
that
the
sizes
of
the
polar
ice
caps
on
Earth
and
Mars
depend
on
the
lengths
of
the
seasons.
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Students
investigate
the
challenges
of
living
and
working
in
Antarctica
and
the
technologies
that
help
researchers
meet
those
challenges.
This
six-day
unit
includes:
teacher
tools
(downloadable
readings,
breakdowns
of
tasks,
teacher
strategies,
grading
sheet
and
rubric),
an
online
activity
(students
review
the
preparation
materials
given
to
researchers
traveling
to
Antarctica),
classroom
activities
...
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The
Antarctic
ice
sheet
changes
in
size
over
the
course
of
a
year.
When
it
is
summer
in
the
southern
hemisphere,
the
ice
sheet
decreases
in
size.
As
the
ice
sheet
melts,
it
releases
fresh
water
into
the
ocean.
In
the
southern
winter
(our
summer),
the
ice
refreezes,
drawing
fresh
water
out
of
the
surrounding
ocean,
leaving
the
salt
behind.
These
seasonal
changes
in
the
ice
sheet
are
examined
in
this
...
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