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21st Century Explorer

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Type: Course Related Materials
Subject: Science and Technology
Collection: free.ed.gov
Grade Level: Primary

Abstract: This site answers questions that include: Why do we want to travel to Mars? How would your body change in space? Where would a space explorer find water and oxygen? How can we travel faster in space? Student actors (on video) and hands-on activities are featured with each answer. The site is for Grades ... More »

NeMO Explorer

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Type: Course Related Materials
Subject: Science and Technology
Collection: free.ed.gov
Grade Level: Primary, Secondary, Post-secondary

Abstract: allows students to explore a seafloor observatory geographically or by topic. Learn about seafloor animals, hydrothermal vents, mid-ocean ridges, axial volcano, lava flow, and technology and tools. Operate (remotely) a vehicle that takes you to the seafloor near an active submarine volcano. Explore black ... More »

Ocean Explorer

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Type: Course Related Materials
Subject: Science and Technology
Collection: free.ed.gov
Grade Level: Primary, Secondary, Post-secondary

Abstract: provides 165 lesson plans developed to bring entire classrooms on board for exploration and discovery. Topics include deep-sea hydrothermal vents and their spectacular animal communities, benthic creatures of the Northern Gulf of Mexico (one of Earth's most geologically complex regions), seafloor methane, ... More »

Space Weather Research Explorer

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Type: Course Related Materials
Subject: Science and Technology
Collection: free.ed.gov
Grade Level: Primary, Secondary, Post-secondary

Abstract: looks at how the sun creates a changing set of conditions in space. Learn about coronal holes, solar flares, coronal mass ejections, solar wind, magnetosphere, and auroras. See photos, graphs, and live data. Make your own space weather predictions.