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Digitized Sky Survey

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The Space Telescope Science Institute (United States) has created this set of all-sky photograph surveys from the ground based telescopes Palomar and UK Schmidt in several colors. Images from any portion of the sky can be acquired either in FITS or GIF format. They can be retrieved by their position more

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Mars Introduction

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This site, created by Calvin Hamilton of Solarviews.com, has information on the surface, inner makeup, and explorations of Mars. The site contains images, video, historical information and links to further resources. The page features: Mars statistics, animations of Mars, views of Mars and Mars Moon more

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Teaching Box: Living in Earthquake Country

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This teaching box is an online assemblage of related learning concepts that focus on teaching students about how and why earthquakes cause damage. These activities are presented as an inquiry exploration, in which students learn the importance of studying past earthquakes to predict what might happe more

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GPS Bibliography by the National Geodetic Survey

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This bibliography, intended for more advanced users, is a compilation of peer-reviewed articles published in 2006 describing original research with citations on Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and Global Satellite Navigation Systems (GNSS).

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Field Trip to the Hayward Fault Zone

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This guide provides directions to locations in Hayward, California where visitors can see evidence of creep along the Hayward Fault. There is also information about the earthquake hazards associated with fault zones, earthquake prediction, and landforms associated with offset along a fault. The guid more

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Food Research And Action Center

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The Food Research and Action Center (FRAC), based in Washington DC, is "working to improve public policies and public-private partnerships to eradicate hunger and under-nutrition in the US...[as it] works with hundreds of national, state and local nonprofit organizations, public agencies, and corpor more

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How does a seismograph work? What is the Richter scale?

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How does a seismograph work? What is the Richter scale? These questions, and many more, are answered by this page, published by HowSuffWorks, Inc. The pages not only examines these issues, but it also provides images and videos to help users better understand the topic.

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Water Harvesting

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This manual has been written with the intention of providing technicians and extension workers with practical guidelines on the implementation of water harvesting schemes. However it will also be of interest to a wider audience, such as rural development specialists and planners. The focus of the ma more

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United States National Seismic Hazard Maps

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Many persons are interested in seismic hazard maps, including geologists, everyday citizens, and persons working in the insurance and actuarial fields. This site will be of great interest to all of those persons, as it contains the national seismic hazard maps created by the United States Geological more

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MHD I: Demonstrate Magnetohydrodynamic Propulsion in a Minute

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Remember the silent caterpillar drive from the movie The Hunt for Red October? The caterpillar drive was a fictional magnetohydrodynamic propulsion system. Magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) propulsion is a means of using electrical current, instead of a noisy propeller, to push a ship through the water. Sur more

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