'Volcano' presentation slideshows

REGION 5

REGION 5. B I C O L. Geographical Location of Bicol Region.

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Volcanism on the Earth

Volcanism on the Earth. Questions. What is volcanism (volcanic activity)? Where does volcanic activity occur? Some interesting or important volcanoes.

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DIMENSIONLESS BANKFULL HYDRAULIC RELATIONS FOR EARTH AND TITAN

DIMENSIONLESS BANKFULL HYDRAULIC RELATIONS FOR EARTH AND TITAN. European Space Agency. Gary Parker Dept. of Civil & Environmental Engineering and Dept. of Geology University of Illinois.

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DIMENSIONLESS BANKFULL HYDRAULIC RELATIONS FOR EARTH AND TITAN

DIMENSIONLESS BANKFULL HYDRAULIC RELATIONS FOR EARTH AND TITAN. European Space Agency. Gary Parker Dept. of Civil & Environmental Engineering and Dept. of Geology University of Illinois.

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Exploring Our Solar System

Exploring Our Solar System. Pam Cohea. You are standing in the middle of a desert. Everywhere you look is sand. This represents the universe. Universe. Now take a scoop of the sand in your hand. This represents our Milky Way Galaxy. Milky Way Galaxy.

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volcanoes

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VOLCANOES!

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Definitions

Definitions. Section 9.3. Volcanic Landforms. Shield volcano: A shield-shaped volcano with a broad base and gently sloping sides that is made of basaltic lava. Cinder cone: A cone-shaped volcano formed from lava fragments that have been ejected from a volcano vent.

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What IS A VOLCANO?

What IS A VOLCANO?. A volcano is a place where lava reaches the surface. There are three types of volcanoes:. Shield Volcano: A gently-sloped volcano characterized by lots of lava during eruptions and gentle slopes. Cinder Cone: A volcano made of cinders that are blown into the air.

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What IS A VOLCANO?

What IS A VOLCANO?. A volcano is a place where lava reaches the surface. There are three types of volcanoes:. Shield Volcano: A gently-sloped volcano characterized by lots of lava during eruptions and gentle slopes. Cinder Cone: A volcano made of cinders that are blown into the air.

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Mexico raises volcano alert

Mexican authorities raised the alert level for the Popocatepetl volcano near to Mexico City on Apr. 16 after it started spewing red-hot fragments of rock.

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Gods and Goddesses:

Gods and Goddesses:. VISUALS!!. Apollo (Apollo). Laurel Tree Crow Dolphin Lyre. Artemis (Diana). Cypress tree Deer Moon Bear Animals. Aphrodite (Venus). Sceptre Myrtle Tree Dove Swan Sparrow. Hephaestus (Vulcan). Fire Blacksmith hammer Volcano. Ares (Mars).

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Mt. Vesuvius, Italy

Mt. Vesuvius, Italy. Scott Horton Timothy Kennedy. The plates involved and location. African plate and Eurasian plate Convergent Location: bay of Naples. Explanation of tectonics. African plate pushed beneath Eurasian plate forming Mt. Vesuvius Created submerged volcano deep below surface

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Ecuador's Tungurahua volcano erupts

Ecuador

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Volcano lightning

A new report revealed that volcanic lightning storms can be as powerful as giant Great Plains thunderstorms and that more lightning means a bigger plume of ash. (National Geographic)

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Lesson 1

Lesson 1. COS 10.1 Identify the impact of space exploration on innovations in technology. Using a Globe and a World Map. 1.3 Focus/ Bellringer : Complete a Venn diagram comparing a globe to a map. Using a Globe and a World Map. Question: Where do catastrophic events occur most frequently?

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Fun Fact!

Freshwater lakes, both glimmering in beauty. One teeming with wildlife, the other ruined by pollution. Lago de Nicaragua and Lago de Managua are the two largest lakes in Central America.

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B. Heating Curves

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Oak point times

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INTRODUCTION

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