The strength of Earth’s magnetic field and the amount of oxygen in its atmosphere seem to be correlated—and scientists want to know why.
This lesson demonstrates how scientists analyze microfossil (foraminifera) data to interpret climate change through geologic history. Data-driven activities can help students enhance their critical thinking …
This activity examines carbon dioxide emissions related to fossil fuel consumption. Students will use data from the Statistical Review of World Energy, an industry benchmark …
During this hands-on activity, students will simulate hydraulic fracturing of a well to visualize how rocks can fracture when fluids are injected at high pressure. …
This activity simulates the natural formation of layered rock sequences from various sedimentary particles. By understanding the environments that lead to the creation of different …
This activity provides students with a simple and effective way to visualize permeability. It allows them to evaluate how the composition of soil and rock …
What is energy, and how is it measured? Is a significant amount of effort required to generate the energy needed for daily activities? This activity …
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