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This activity will help students understand how white light is broken up into its component colors by a diffraction grating and what the relationships are between the wavelength, frequency, and energy of light. Objectives, applicable standards, and pre-requisite materials are described, and instructions and a materials list are provided.
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This is the homepage of the SeaWiFS Project. Users can access remote imagery, datasets, information on the spacecraft and receiving stations, and data processing applications. Educational materials include a tutorial and presentation on ocean color, a teachers' guide with activities, imagery, and a teachers' workshop.
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The Exploratorium digital library includes digital media, digitized museum materials related to interactive exhibits and scientific phenomena.
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Atmospheric
scientists
investigating
the
possibility
that
human
influences
are
changing
the
Earth's
climate
confront
a
significant
problem
-
how
do
we
actually
detect
climate
change?
As
they
participate
in
this
classroom
activity,
students
will
develop
the
understanding
that
long-term
climate
averages
are
the
result
of
significant
annual
climate
variability
and
that
random
climate
variability
makes
...
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Climate
is
generally
defined
as
average
weather
over
a
long
period
of
time.
A
place
or
region's
climate
is
determined
by
both
natural
and
human-induced
factors.
Students
can
read
an
overview
of
Earth's
climate
and
participate
in
activities
which
explain
the
following
concepts:
distinctions
between
weather
and
climate,
variability
of
daily
weather
measurements
compared
to
long-term
climate
data,
how
...
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This
resource
presents
information
on
global
warming
and
the
possible
impacts
of
the
melting
of
the
Antarctic
ice
sheets
and
the
resulting
rise
in
sea
level.
Materials
include
a
video
excerpt,
interviews
with
proponents
and
skeptics
on
the
issue
of
global
warming,
maps
and
descriptions
of
how
the
world's
coastlines
might
change
as
sea
levels
rise,
and
the
study
of
ice
cores
to
reveal
climatic
conditions
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Visitors to this site can read accounts and view video webcasts about recent astronomical events and NASA missions. Links to related activities and sites are included.
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