Web Seminar: NSTA Science Update: Exploring Earth's Final Frontier: The Deep Sea, October 17, 2019

Web Seminar | December 1969

Join us on Thursday, October 17, from 7:00 – 8:00 pm Eastern time to learn about the Deep Sea. We have better maps of the Moon, Venus, and Mars than we do our own planet. The ocean represent the final frontier on…

Archive: Science Update: Every Rock Has A Story: Life's Evolving Relationship with the Earth, December 7, 2023

Web Seminar | September 2023

Identifying a rock or mineral can be the beginning of an investigation. Every rock has a story just waiting to be told, and everyone loves to hear a good story.  Prof. Baxter will give rocks their own voice and…

Ask the Experts: If the Earth is spining at close to 1,609 kph, why don't we feel like we are spinning?

Journal Article | December 2004

Discover why we don't feel like we are spinning even though the Earth is spinning at close to 1,609 kph by delving into this month's, Ask the Experts column. You're sure to be satisfied with the interesting and factual…

Research and Teaching: Journey to the End of the Earth: Academic and Professional Benefits for Students Participating in a Field-Based Research Program in Antarctica

Journal Article | February 2013

This article reports outcomes that individuals experienced through participation in International Polar Year—Research and Educational Opportunities in Antarctica for Minorities as related to their career and educational…

Earth, Sun, and Moon

Interactive E-book | October 2015

The Earth, Sun, and Moon Interactive E-book* uses diagrams, illustrative visual aids, and multimedia to help teachers, students, and other readers understand the interplay between Earth, Sun and Moon, and the…