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| Follow the Museum's exciting mission to the bottom of the ocean to recover hydrothermal vents. The Black Smoker's web sites feature daily journals of scientists and teachers on expedition, plus resources, activities, games, and more.
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| A behind-the-scenes look at how Museum scientists collected the 130 rock specimens used in
the Gottesman Hall of Planet Earth to tell the stories of our dynamic earth.
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| Earth: Inside and Out
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| In this book, edited by Museum scientist Edmond A. Mathez, essays by leading earth scientists describe exciting current research, from mapping the icy peaks of Mount Rainier to exploring the deep sea hot springs of the Northeastern Pacific. The book is part of a series published
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New Press and distributed by W.W. Norton to trade markets. Available Spring 2001
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| EarthBulletin
is the Science Bulletin located in the Museum's Gottesman Hall of Planet Earth. Feature stories on the EarthBulletin web site highlight recent earth events with data and earth images from the latest global imaging techniques.
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| Click through time, peel the planet, and learn about the difficult birth of the planet Earth on this expedition web site developed in partnership with Discovery Channel Online. |
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about geology. |
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| In Safe Water, one
of the Science Seekers CDROMs developed with and published by Tom
Snyder Productions, students learn about groundwater flow and the use of computer models as they try to determine the source of pollution in a new well in the town of Fairview.
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