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/Home/Sciences/Earth & Space/Earth Science/General Resources douglas henderson's earth history illustrations Votes:0 DOUGLAS HENDERSON'S EARTH HISTORY ILLUSTRATIONS MAIASAURA - MONTANA'S STATE DINOSAUR THE STORY SCIENCE HAS UNCOVERED ASKS US TO IMAGINE DISTANT REALMS, PLACES AND EVENTS: ANCIENT FORESTS, SEAS, LANDSCAPES AND A PARADE THROUGH TIME OF AMAZING CREATURES, ALL BOTH STRANGE AND YET FAMILIAR. SCIENTIFIC ILLUSTRATION IS ONE MEANS OF EXPLORING THIS PAST, COMBINING SOME MEASURE OF APPRECIATION FOR THE SCIENTIFIC WORK AND DATA WITH THE CURIOUS FOIBLE WE HAVE TO WANT TO SEE WHAT WE HAVEN'T SEEN. 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The four sections of the compass give you - the teacher , student , scientist , or decision-maker - instant access to the tools you need to understand our planet. October 2007 Mt. Everest sunset Credit: The Mountain Institute This month Earthscape completes the collection of publications from The International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD). We have also added to the collection of Congressional Research Service reports to Congress on climate change topics. The Congressional Research Service (CRS) is the non-partisan public policy research arm of the United States Congress housed within the Library of Congress. The National Council for Science and the Environment off Read More Go to Site DEVELOP Home Votes:0 Contact Information DEVELOP National Program: NASA Langley Research Center MS 307 Hampton, VA 23681 Phone: (757) 864-3761 Fax: (757) 864-3699 E-mail: DEVELOP@larc.nasa.gov DEVELOP Events December 10-14: 2007 AGU Fall Meeting - San Francisco, CA. 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My answer is always "Earth". This book shows why. Earth is the only planet whose English name does not derive from Greek/Roman mythology. The name derives from Old English and Germanic. There are, of course, hundreds of other names for the planet in other languages . In Roman Mythology, the goddess of the Earth was Tellus - the fertile soil (Greek: Gaia , terra mater - Mother Earth). It was not until t Read More Go to Site Earth Votes:0 Earth Terra, Sol III Earth is the third planet from the Sun and the fifth largest: orbit : 149,600,000 km (1.00 AU ) from Sun diameter : 12,756.3 km mass : 5.972e24 kg Hardcopy Planet Earth Amazing pictures of Earth from space combine useful science and artistic beauty. Orbit : Nasa Astronauts Photograph the Earth A beautiful coffee table book . Kids often ask me which is my favorite planet. My answer is always "Earth". This book shows why. Earth is the only planet whose English name does not derive from Greek/Roman mythology. 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In Roman Mythology, the goddess of the Earth was Tellus - the fertile soil (Greek: Gaia , terra mater - Mother Earth). It was not until t Read More Go to Site Earth Day 2007 - EnviroLink Resource Guide Votes:0 advanced search Welcome to Earth Day 2007 Online. The EnviroLink Network has served as the online clearinghouse for environmental information since 1991. This website compiles a comprehensive list of Earth Day events occurring in 2007, regardless of size, geographic location or organizational affiliation. History of Earth Day - Learn all about how Earth Day was started Organizer's Guide - What can you do to help celebrate Earth Day in your community? Earth Day 2007 Calendar - Find events in your community Add Your Event! - Let us know how folks in your town are celebrating Earth Day! Featured Earth Day 2007 Events: - April 21, 2007 - : Jim Price Community Clean-up Day (Gonzales, TX, USA) - April 22, 2007 - : Fowler Museum at UCLA Exhibition Openings (Los Angeles, CA, USA) - April 22-22: Sa Read More Go to Site Earth Fact Sheet Votes:0 Earth Fact Sheet Bulk parameters Mass (10 24 kg) 5.9736Volume (10 10 km 3 ) 108.321 Equatorial radius (km) 6378.1 Polar radius (km) 6356.8 Volumetric mean radius (km) 6371.0Core radius (km) 3485Ellipticity (Flattening) 0.00335 Mean density (kg/m 3 ) 5515 Surface gravity (m/s 2 ) 9.798 Surface acceleration (m/s 2 ) 9.780 Escape velocity (km/s) 11.186GM (x 10 6 km 3 /s 2 ) 0.3986 Bond albedo 0.306 Visual geometric albedo 0.367Visual magnitude V(1,0) -3.86Solar irradiance (W/m 2 ) 1367.6 Black-body temperature (K) 254.3 Topographic range (km) 20Moment of inertia (I/MR 2 ) 0.3308J 2 (x 10 -6 ) 1082.63 Number of natural satellites 1 Planetary ring system No Orbital parameters Semimajor axis (10 6 km) 149.60 Sidereal orbit period (days) 365.256Tropical orbit period (days) 365.242 Perihe Read More Go to Site Earth Floor Votes:0 Skip Navigation Plate Tectonics | Diversity Cycles | Geologic Time | Spheres Adaptation | Biomes Site maintained by the ETE Team Last updated on April 28, 2005 Some images ? 2004 www.clipart.com Privacy Statement and Copyright ? 1997-2004 by Wheeling Jesuit University/NASA-supported Classroom of the Future. 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Book Center Check out an extensive list of geoscience publications, available on Amazon.com ! Earth Science Week Participate in Earth Science Week and share your enthusiasm for t Read More Go to Site Earth Science | geology | plate tectonics Votes:0 World Records in Earth Science Welcome to the Earth Science portal on Extreme Science! This is the place to find information on world records in earth science and geological formations and to also read about key science concepts in the earth sciences, such as plate tectonics and seismology . Click on any of the earth science topics below to get the whole story - with pictures!! Geologic History of the Earth A Lesson In Plate Tectonics Greatest Earthquake Greatest Volcanic Eruption Deepest Place in the Ocean Deepest Cave Highest Elevation Lowest Elevation Biggest Mountain Highest Waterfall Largest Desert Cool posters!! Greatest River Biggest Wave Coldest Place Driest Place Wettest Place Hottest Place NEW!! Extreme Science Blog Meet the author, get updates in the world of Extremes , and part Read More Go to Site Earth Science/Geology > Franklin Institute Educational Hotlists Votes:0 Resources for Science Learning Home For Learners For Educators Leadership Partnership About Us Franklin Institute Educational Hotlists For Learners » Hotlists » Geology Hotlist Earth Science Hotlist Online Exhibits EARTHFORCE Earth Guide Undersea and Oversee Water in The City A Journey II the Center of the Earth , a production of the 1998-99 Wired@School Fellows El NiÑo and La NiÑa , a production of the 1998-99 Wired@School Fellows Rock Hounds , a production of the 1998-99 Wired@School Fellows Basic Oil Primer , a production of the 1998-99 Wired@School Fellows General Geology ScienceMaster's Geology and Earth Home Page Online Soil Resources USGS Ground Water Atlas The Mineral Gallery Indiana Geology Today Geologylink Groundwater: Nature's Hidden Treasure Coal Education Powder River Coal Co Read More Go to Site Earth's Beginnings and Archean Life Votes:0 The Earth's Beginnings... August 1999 Orion Nebula, 1500 light-years from Earth. Research by Dr. C. Robert O'Dell, Rice University The Earth is incredibly old. The image to the left (from the Hubble Space Telescope, Space Telescope Scientific Institute ) shows us how our planet probably formed. Clouds of gas and dust called nebulae are scattered throughout the universe. This image shows the nebula in the constellation Orion. Within this nebula, new suns are forming as the dust cloud slowly condenses. The inset image shows a close-up of one young star surrounded by a pancake-shaped cloud of dust. These proplyds as they are called will theoretically condense even further to form planetary systems surrounding the star. Studies of meteorites tell geologists and astrophysicists about the age of Read More Go to Site EARTHFORCE Votes:0 If you have ever felt the rumble of an earthquake or seen the eruption of a volcano, you've witnessed EARTHFORCE . For scientists, the word force is defined as a push or pull that causes a change in motion. EARTHFORCE , then, is the pushing and pulling in the core, crust, or water of the Earth that causes motion like eruptions, quakes, or floods. Beneath the surface of the Earth, tremendous EARTHFORCES are at work, pushing and pulling against the crust. The surface of the Earth, called the crust, is constantly moving, creating its own EARTHFORCE . About three-quarters of the Earth's crust is covered with water where EARTHFORCES are always at work. EARTHFORCES are constantly at work. Every day, somewhere, the core, crust, or water is pushing and pulling and causing motion. Keep track of the Read More Go to Site ESSL's Climate & Global Dynamics Division: Home Votes:0 Welcome to CGD Research in CGD Climate Simulation Community Model Development and Evaluation > ccsm > waccm > magicc/scengen > all models Climate Analysis Climate Analysis: Diagnostic, Theoretical, and Modeling Studies > data sets & software > climate predictability > paleoclimate > climate change Climate FAQs Quick view: responses to frequently asked questions on climate > human impacts > global warming > abrupt climate change > more... > climate models > future climate change > global temperatures > regional temperatures > urban heat island effect --> Staff Spotlight: Gokhan Danabasoglu Ocean general circulation models routinely used in long climate simulations cannot afford to explicitly resolve some climatologically important small scale processes. These subgrid-scale processes include Read More Go to Site Exploratorium: the museum of science, art and human perception Votes:0 SiteMap Discover the science behind the stuff you do every day. Check out our award-winning Accidental Scientist series: Gardening , Music , and Cooking . Follow scientists looking for life in the hot springs of the Russian Far East. Discover how researchers study climate change and examine the latest scientific data. See what's cool this month! Browse our archives for the best science, art, and education sites. Family-friendly activities from the Exploratorium's newest book! Learn how global climate change is affecting the arctic and antarctic regions . See living mouse stem cells at the Microscope Imaging Station ! Open your Mind at our newest exhibit collection. Listen: Making Sense of Sound A permanent exhibit collection devoted to attentive listening. Virtual Unreality Interactive Art Read More Go to Site Geotimes - November 2007 Votes:0 SUBSCRIBE E-ALERTS IN PRINT ARCHIVES CLASSIFIEDS ADVERTISE CUSTOMER SERVICE CONTACT US SEARCH AGI HOME Order your FREE trial copy of Geotimes ! Enter this month's Where on Earth? contest! features When Volcanoes Threaten, Scientists Warn Scientists use volcanoes’ pre-eruptive behaviors, such as increasing seismic activity, to warn that an eruption may be imminent. But what happens when a volcano doesn’t explode, and people begin to think the scientists are crying wolf? Enter the case of Tungurahua, Ecuador. Theofilos Toulkeridis, Robert Buchwaldt and Aaron Addison Yellowstone and Heise: Supervolcanoes That Lighten Up New studies of the volcanic rocks from previous eruptions of the Yellowstone supervolcano and its predecessors give researchers insight into possible future erupti Read More Go to Site GLIS is no longer available Votes:0 GLIS is no longer available The Global Land Information System website (WebGLIS) is no longer available. EarthExplorer ( http://earthexplorer.usgs.gov ) has replaced GLIS as the USGS tool for querying and ordering satellite images, aerial photographs, and cartographic products. This page will automatically direct you to EarthExplorer in 30 seconds. The following collections are not available from Earthexplorer but can still be ordered through Customer Services . Please see http://edcsns17.cr.usgs.gov/helpdocs/glis_shutdown.html for a status of all collections formerly available on WebGLIS. MRLC Landsat TM Derivative Side-Looking Airborne Radar Alaska AVHRR Twice-Monthly Composites Conterminous U.S. AVHRR Sahel & NW Africa 14-Day NDVI Composites SCAR Geodesy & Geographic Information Geophys Read More Go to Site Hot pics cool movies Votes:0 Hot Pics, Cool Movies [Note: These pages have many thumbnail images on them that may take a long time to download. If you wish to speed up connection time, turn your images off, then use the alternate text captions to determine which images you wish to see.] Sun-Earth Connections in the Astronomy Picture of the Day Chosen from the archives of the Astronomy Picture of the Day Site, these images show the Sun, the Earth, and the interactions between the two. Staring at the Sun View the Sun through the eyes of satellites and observatories; see its features from photosphere to corona. The Sun Acts Up Find out what prominences and coronal mass ejections, magnetic loops and magnetic carpets look like on the Sun -- and what happens when the moon gets in the way. From There to Here: Interplanetary Read More Go to Site NASA Earth Observatory Votes:0 --> The Earth Observatory Website will be off-line on Saturday, June 2, 2007, for network maintenance. --> Phytoplankton Bloom off Namibia · more images TRMM Turns Ten ( November 20 ) The Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission has helped scientists rewrite the book about profound parts of Earth's water cycle. more Tsunami-Recording in the Deep Sea ( November 19 ) In order to extend alert times and avoid false alarms, a new seafloor pressure recording system has been designed to detect tsunamis shortly after their development in the open ocean. more --> --> To fully utilize all of the functionality of the Earth Observatory, it is recommended that you use at least a version 4.0 compatible browser. Subscribe to the Earth Observatory About the Earth Observatory Contact Us Program Manager: David H Read More Go to Site NSSDC Photo Gallery: Earth Votes:0 NSSDC Photo Gallery Earth Apollo Clementine Galileo Apollo Thumbnail Image Description Caption NASA IDs Image Size Hi-Resolution TIFF? View of Africa and Saudi Arabia from Apollo 17. Probably the most requested picture of the Earth, this picture was taken by the Apollo 17 astronauts as they left earth orbit en route to the Moon. Taken on Dec. 7, 1972, it was the first time that the trajectory of an Apollo mission enabled a view of the south pole. Caption 72-HC-928, 72-H-1578, or AS17-148-22727 75K Hi-res View of North America from Apollo 16. Caption AS16-118-18873 239K Hi-res A more extensive collection of Apollo-related images can be found at the Johnson Space Center Image Science Center (NASA) . Clementine Thumbnail Image Description Caption NASA IDs Image Size Hi-Resolution TIFF? View o Read More Go to Site Our Changing Earth @ The Franklin Institute Votes:0 National Public Science Day, 1999 Earth science investigations for a changing educational environment. Featured Earth Science Resources May: Have you seen the Wind ? April: Sim City 2000 March: Shamrock Lane February: El NiÑo and La NiÑa: What's the Difference ? January: Basic Oil Primer December: The Delaware Estuary November: A Journey II the Center of the Earth October: Rock Hounds Celebrate Earth Science Week During the 1998-1999 school year, teams across the United States are investigating earth science topics in their communities. Each team consists of an informal science institution, like a science center or museum, and nearby schools. The teams are sharing their ideas and results so that everyone can learn together. The world wide web makes this national collaboration possible. The Read More Go to Site Planet Diary Votes:0 Textbook Correlations Skills and Measurements Earth's Journal Earth's Calendar Activities Links Through the Week of November 26, 2007 Distant Solar System Has Five Planets Greenland is Getting Greener Deadly Quake Rocks Northern Chile Monkeys on the Move in Kenya Sea Turtles Struggling Again Rift Valley Fever Hits Sudan Fierce Cyclone Hammers Bangladesh Oil Spills Into San Francisco Bay Huge Oil Spill Pollutes Black Sea Ground Rising at Yellowstone Roll over map icons for headlines. Click on icons for journal entries. Copyright 2007 Pearson Education, Inc. or its affiliate(s). All rights reserved. Privacy Policy Terms of Use Rights and Permissions RSS (What is this?) Read More Go to Site Redirecting to http://www.mun.ca/earthsciences Votes:0 The Earth Sciences web pages have moved. If you are not automatically redirected in five seconds, click here Read More Go to Site SAVAGE EARTH Online Votes:0 --> Please note: SAVAGE EARTH ONLINE looks best when viewed using Netscape 3.0 or above, or Internet Explorer 3.0 or above, on Macintosh, Windows 95 or Windows 3.1. If you have an earlier version, or another browser, all pages may not be presented exactly as designed. To view the animations in SAVAGE EARTH ONLINE, you will need the free Flash plug-in . Premiere: July 19, 1998, at 8 pm (ET) on PBS . (Watch for repeat showings on your local PBS station.) From the legendary fury of Mt. Vesuvius in the year 79 A.D. to the devastating convulsion of Kobe, Japan, in 1994, this four-part series -- narrated by actor Stacy Keach -- tells the stories of these great natural disasters, the scientists who struggle to understand and predict them, and the people whose lives are forever changed by their me Read More Go to Site Sea and Sky Votes:0 Visitor # Welcome to Sea and Sky! Select your destination from the choices below or use the Search box here to look for something specific. Enter your search terms Submit search form Web www.seasky.org Welcome to Sea and Sky, a personal Web site dedicated to sharing the Splendors of the Sea and the Wonders of the Universe. Here you can take a virtual journey to the darkest depths of the ocean or the farthest reaches of outer space. In the Sea, you can discover the beautiful and extraordinary animals that inhabit the world's coral reefs, examine the bizarre creatures of the deep ocean, and relax with amazing images of sea life. In the Sky, you can take a tour of the Solar System, discover the constellations, and explore the wondrous objects that make up the universe. Click one of the links Read More Go to Site The Aurora Page Votes:0 College of Engineering Geological and Mining Engineering and Sciences Department Mineral Museum of Michigan Welcome to The Aurora Page Originally created by Michael Dolan Ray traced JPG image of the aurora [© 1993 Helmut Dotzlaw]. Photos in this column by Jan Curtis Aurora over Hancock, MI looking north, July 25, 2004, 2:18am Photos by Claudia Perko A source for Information, links and images about the "Northern Lights" on-line since the Web began Forecasts! The MOST COMMON Aurora E-mail Questions we get everyday: "Where and/or when can I see the aurora?" The Aurora is like the weather, the Aurora is a result of space weather. Our favorite site to see when and where the Aurora may best be seen and the predicted intensity is the NOAA POES polar map: Auroral Activity Extrapolated from NOAA PO Read More Go to Site The Exploration of the Earth's Magnetosphere" Votes:0 The Exploration of the Earth's Magnetosphere Illustration by Steele Hill An educational web site by David P. Stern and Mauricio Peredo . Your comments and suggestions may be sent to Dr. David P. Stern at education ("at" symbol) phy6.org . Unless overloaded, I will try to reply. If your question concerns any file here, please name it! Many more related websites: http://www.phy6.org/prospect.htm Recent addition: Welcome to my World , a diverse collection of writings. "zipped" compressed version of this set (9 Mb) http://www.phy6.org/Education.zip . Open here the home page of a Spanish translation "La ExploraciÓn de la Magnetosfera Terrestre" , by J. MÉndez of Algorta, Spain. Open here the home page of a French translation L'Exploration de la MagnÉtosphÈre Terrestre , by Kamil Fadel a Read More Go to Site UCSC Earth & Planetary Sciences Votes:0 Quick Links: • Department Contact Directory • Staff Directory • Research Facilities • Computing Resources • Graduate Program Application Earth & Planetary Sciences Department Earth & Marine Sci. Santa Cruz, CA 95064 Phone: 831.459.4089 Fax: 831.459.3074 Maps & Directions Other UCSC Links: • UCSC Home • Physical & Biological Sciences • Undergraduate Admissions • Graduate Admissions • Alumni Association DEPARTMENT HIGHLIGHTS Quentin Williams appointed chair of the UCSC Academic Senate [ Full Story ] Francis Nimmo awarded Macelwane Medal from AGU Associate Professor Francis Nimmo has been awarded the James B. Macelwane Medal from the American Geophysical Union. The medal is the AGU's highest honor for young scientists. [ Full Story ] Matthew C Read More Go to Site Welcome to Brock University's Earth Sciences Dept. Votes:0 Location: Brock / Earthsciences / Search: Welcome About Us What's New History Contact Us Research Directions Radiocarbon Dating Radiocarbon Facility Request Form (rtf) File of Radiocarbon Dates APGO About APGO APGO's Website Brock Geology Club Resources Seminars Departmental Seminars People Faculty Staff Graduate Students Visiting Researchers Graduate Program Graduate Studies Information & Applications MSc Theses (pdf) Studentships AVAILABLE ! Undergraduate Program Undergraduate Calendar Thesis guidelines (pdf) BSc Theses (pdf) Job Openings CUPE 4207 Useful Links Brock University 500 Glenridge Avenue St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada L2S 3A1 Phone: 905-688-5550 Comments? click here Questions? click here Brock University © 2007, Disclaimer ? Read More Go to Site Windows to the Universe Votes:0 Text-only version Read More Go to Site

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