This interactive slide show explains deep sea vents. One frame shows the location of known vents and where other vents are expected to be found. Other frames have information about the methods and materials used to discover the vents. The final frame is a three-dimensional visualization that represents temperature data collected by scientists while surveying the Juan de Fuca ridge in the northern Pacific. The student can use the mouse to manipulate the model and see the plumes - one of which is directly over a vent - in three dimensions. Educational levels: High school, Middle school, Undergraduate lower division
This zipped file, “vents_sphere_package_ver1.zip”, contains datasets, movies, and educational materi...
The ocean is the largest biosphere on earth covering about 70% of the earth’s surface. Yet, very lit...
This website, designed for K-12 teachers and students, offers materials and activities based on the ...
This interactive tool helps students grasp the difficult task of locating deep sea vents by allowing...
This six-day unit provides an in-depth look at the dynamic forces at work on the sea floor. Througho...
This computer activity offers students the opportunity to explore the deep ocean. After an introduct...
This classroom activity will give students an appreciation for the difficulties deep sea researchers...
Excellent site documents an oceanographic expedition studying hydrothermal vent communities on the P...
This six-day unit provides an in-depth look at deep sea vents. Throughout the unit, students collect...
This Web research project takes students from the surface of the ocean to its deepest regions, askin...
This site is a virtual dive off of the Pacific coast to explore hydrothermal ocean vents. It is host...
This article discusses how hydrothermal vents are formed and why scientists monitor minute temperatu...
This text reports on the experiences of a science teacher who joined a research expedition to study ...
The lesson provides students with an understanding of the physical features of the world – under the...
This website explores an active submarine volcano just off the Oregon coast, Axial Seamount, on the ...
This zipped file, “vents_sphere_package_ver1.zip”, contains datasets, movies, and educational materi...
The ocean is the largest biosphere on earth covering about 70% of the earth’s surface. Yet, very lit...
This website, designed for K-12 teachers and students, offers materials and activities based on the ...
This interactive tool helps students grasp the difficult task of locating deep sea vents by allowing...
This six-day unit provides an in-depth look at the dynamic forces at work on the sea floor. Througho...
This computer activity offers students the opportunity to explore the deep ocean. After an introduct...
This classroom activity will give students an appreciation for the difficulties deep sea researchers...
Excellent site documents an oceanographic expedition studying hydrothermal vent communities on the P...
This six-day unit provides an in-depth look at deep sea vents. Throughout the unit, students collect...
This Web research project takes students from the surface of the ocean to its deepest regions, askin...
This site is a virtual dive off of the Pacific coast to explore hydrothermal ocean vents. It is host...
This article discusses how hydrothermal vents are formed and why scientists monitor minute temperatu...
This text reports on the experiences of a science teacher who joined a research expedition to study ...
The lesson provides students with an understanding of the physical features of the world – under the...
This website explores an active submarine volcano just off the Oregon coast, Axial Seamount, on the ...
This zipped file, “vents_sphere_package_ver1.zip”, contains datasets, movies, and educational materi...
The ocean is the largest biosphere on earth covering about 70% of the earth’s surface. Yet, very lit...
This website, designed for K-12 teachers and students, offers materials and activities based on the ...