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In
this
activity,
students
will
differentiate
between
requirements
for
life
in
extreme
environments
such
as
hydrothermal
vents
and
other
environments
and
will
use
soft
candy
as
a
model
to
create
a
visual
image
of
chemicals
involved
in
autotrophic
nutrition.
As
they
review
the
biochemistry
of
hydrothermal
vents,
they
will
discover
what
chemicals
are
used
by
autotrophs
in
extreme
environments
in
the
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In
this
lesson
students
will
discover
how
the
proximity
of
hot
magma
to
cold
ocean
water
creates
new
rocky
structures
around
hydrothermal
vents.
During
this
activity,
students
will
demonstrate
an
understanding
of
how
the
processes
that
result
in
the
formation
of
hydrothermal
vents
create
new
ocean
floor
and
how
the
transfer
of
energy
effects
solids
and
liquids.
This
hands-on
activity
uses
online
data
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In
this
lesson
students
will
access
a
link
to
another
site
to
learn
about
the
processes
that
drive
geysers,
which
are
roughly
analogous
to
hydrothermal
vents.
They
will
then
examine
photographs
of
some
hydrothermal
vents,
discuss
the
reasons
they
occur,
and
learn
about
some
uniquely
adapted
animals
that
live
near
the
vents.
They
will
conclude
by
creating
aquarium
exhibits
showcasing
some
of
these
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In
this
lesson,
students
will
investigate
hydrothermal
vents
to
see
how
the
chemistry
of
the
water
they
emit
provides
clues
to
the
location
of
the
vents.
They
should
be
able
to
describe
hydrothermal
vents
and
characterize
vent
plumes
in
terms
of
physical
and
chemical
properties;
describe
data
gathering
operations
in
which
a
towed
instrument
package
("tow-yo")
measures
conductivity,
temperature,
and
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This
article
discusses
how
hydrothermal
vents
are
formed
and
why
scientists
monitor
minute
temperature
changes
around
them.
It
details
the
writer's
personal
account
of
preparing
temperature
probes
to
be
deployed
for
a
year-long
study,
an
explanation
of
deep
sea
vents
and
their
hydrothermal
nature,
and
why
they
seem
to
spew
black
smoke.
The
thermometers
prepared
by
the
writer
help
monitor
the
currents
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This
activity
will
offer
an
opportunity
for
students
to
search
the
Web
to
find
information
about
the
chemistry
of
hydrothermal
vents.
Students
will
be
able
to
define
hydrothermal
vents
and
explain
the
overall
processes
that
lead
to
their
formation
and
explain
the
origin
of
mineral-rich
fluids
associated
with
hydrothermal
vents.
In
addition,
students
will
be
able
to
explain
how
black
smokers
and
white
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Research
program
investigating
impacts
of
submarine
volcanoes
and
hydrothermal
venting
on
the
global
ocean.
Research
focuses
on
acoustic
monitoring
of
earthquake
and
volcano
activity,
vent
chemistry,
and
vent
fluid
transport.
Research
sites
located
in
northeastern
Pacific,
western
Pacific,
eastern
Pacific
and
northern
Atlantic
and
include
Mariana
Arc,
Axial
Volcano,
Gorda
Ridge,
and
East
Pacific
Rise.
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This
classroom
activity
will
give
students
an
appreciation
for
the
difficulties
deep
sea
researchers
must
face
in
order
to
find
hydrothermal
vents.
Working
in
small
groups,
students
can
complete
this
Web
investigation
in
a
single
class
period.
The
printable
six-page
handout
includes
a
series
of
inquiry-based
questions
that
prompt
students
to
use
what
they
already
know
about
mid-ocean
ridges
to
hypothesize
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This
site
is
a
virtual
dive
off
of
the
Pacific
coast
to
explore
hydrothermal
ocean
vents.
It
is
hosted
by
the
ThinkQuest
Library
of
Entries,
a
collection
of
educational
websites
designed
by
participants
in
the
ThinkQuest
contests.
This
resource
discusses
where
the
vents
are,
what
they
are,
how
they
formed,
and
why
they
are
important.
The
fauna,
geology,
and
significance
of
these
'black
smokers'
is
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This
page
offers
a
list
of
links
to
eight
websites
that
relate
to
deep
sea
vents.
A
short
description
follows
each
link,
listing
the
reference
materials,
interactive
tools,
videos,
sound
recordings,
photo
archives,
or
other
resources
that
can
be
found
there.
The
sites
cover
the
topics
of
underwater
acoustics,
sea
surface
temperatures,
global
ocean
circulation,
volcanoes
and
pillow
lava,
and
the
geology
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