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This site features interactive maps and data sets about landing sites on Mars. There are clickable maps with a variety of data, including visible light images, thermal images, topography, and geology. The site also hosts reports and presentations from workshops about selecting the Mars landing sites.
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This
resource
features
an
illustrated
lecture
from
a
geochemistry
course
offered
by
Dr.
Scott
Wood
at
the
University
of
Idaho.
Topics
include
the
Big
Bang
theory,
the
evolution
of
stars,
the
relative
abundances
of
elements
in
the
Universe,
and
some
fundamental
nucleosynthetic
processes
that
explain
elemental
abundance
patterns.
The
lecture
presentation
may
be
downloaded
as
a
PDF
document
or
a
PowerPoint
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This
site,
from
the
Hawai'i
Institute
of
Geophysics
and
Planetology,
answers
commonly
asked
questions
about
Martian
meteorites,
ranging
from
queries
about
how
meteorites
are
recognized
and
discovered,
to
questions
about
comparisons
of
the
mineral
compositions
of
rocks
from
Mars
and
Earth.
The
site
also
addresses
the
question
of
why
and
how
thermal
emission
spectra
are
used
to
analyze
Martian
rocks.
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This
site
presents
a
collection
of
scientific
learning
resources
for
educators,
parents,
kids,
after-school
coordinators,
informal
learning
center
staff,
and
anyone
else
interested
in
teaching
or
learning
about
science.
The
site
provides
a
searchable
database
of
resource
materials,
including
activities
(computer
based
and
otherwise),
curriculum
materials,
articles,
evidence
and
analytical
tools
and
...
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This
site
features
34
short
animations
about
various
earth
science
topics.
Animations
are
divided
into
six
categories
including
the
earth
in
space,
earth
materials,
tectonic
activity,
geologic
history
and
time,
earth
resources,
and
processes
and
problems
at
Earth's
surface.
Topics
range
broadly
and
include
everything
from
the
formation
of
the
solar
system
to
sea
floor
spreading
to
mineral
growth
to
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This
collection
of
remote
sensing
animations,
images
and
videos
produced
primarily
from
satellite
data
and
computer
simulations
can
be
accessed
through
five
different
indexes,
organized
by
keyword,
instrument,
series,
scientist,
animator,
or
ID
number.
The
visualizations
illustrate
not
only
natural
events
and
processes
such
as
hurricanes,
volcanic
eruptions,
glaciations,
global
climate
change
and
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MERLOT
is
a
community
of
educators
in
higher
education
who
collaborate
to
develop
and
disseminate
high
quality
online
resources
for
faculty
to
incorporate
into
their
courses.
This
website
provides
access
to
online
learning
materials
along
with
annotations
such
as
peer
reviews
and
assignments.
The
educational
resources
are
designed
primarily
for
faculty
and
students
of
higher
education.
Users
may
browse
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Teaching
Geoscience
with
Visualizations
brings
together
the
expertise
of
visualization
designers,
educators,
and
cognitive
scientists
to
provide
useful
information
on
how
to
employ
quality
visualizations
of
geoscience
topics
in
the
classroom.
The
website
offers
pedagogical
information
on
what
constitutes
a
"good"
educational
visualization,
tips
and
tools
educators
can
use
to
create
their
own
visualizations,
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