Education 2 you - 26 Web Sites related to Hydrothermal Vents

Web Sites (1 - 10 of 26): Hydrothermal Vents
	1.	Ancient Bacteria: Voyage to the Deep * - find out how hydrothermal vents might exist on Europa, an icy moon of Jupiter, and how their microbes may be evidence of ancient life forms. Recent evidence suggests that life originated in extreme environments, for example, at high temperatures. The Nati... . .
	2.	Exploraquarium * - offers two separate exhibits, one on deep sea hydrothermal vents and one on the oceanography of Washington's Puget Sound. Each image below leads to a different exhibit! The sound of two beach cobbles colliding in a breaking wave is CLICK! . .
	3.	Extreme 2000: Voyage to the Deep * - read, see, and watch how scientists deep in the Sea of Cortes uncover mysteries of hydrothermal vents, their microbes, and their surrounding marine life. . .
	4.	CSIRO Cu-Au Group Home Page * - Ore Deposit Processes Group OUR GOALS To develop exploration concepts and techniques that focus on the discovery of economically significant magmatic-hydrothermal ore deposits To conduct research on the global chemical geodynamic cycles of copper and gol... . .
	5.	Ocean Planet: MARINE LIFE FACTS * - OCEAN PLANET MARINE LIFE FACTS The oceans contain 99 percent of the living space on the planet. The blue whale, Balaenoptera musculus, is the largest known animal ever to have lived on sea or land. Individuals can Source/Host: Ocean Color Web . .
	6.	Ocean AdVENTure * - Enter this site and travel to the deepest depths of the Earth's oceans to discover fascinating creatures that live in a unique environment. Find out what a submersible is and why it is used. Learn what hypothermal vents are, where they are located, how th... . .
	7.	OceanLink * - OceanLink (http://oceanlink.island.net) is an extension of the Public Education department of the Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre, a non-profit, non-government, charitable organization located in Bamfield, British Columbia. The primary goal of OceanLink i... . .
	8.	Links for Mineralogists * - Annotated links to internet resources, especially for mineralogists, petrologists, crystallographers, geologists. Please take notice of KNOWLEDGE 1: Links for Mineralogists Teaching Documents and Textbooks Online . . .
	9.	Io * - Io Jupiter I I Jupiter 's known satellites and the third largest; Galilean moons. Moon . orbit : 422,000 km from Jupiter diameter : 3630 km mass : 8.93e22 kg . .
	10.	Migration of Hot Spots: Platetectonics, Earth Science - In this lesson students will research the structure of the earth, earth vocabulary and earth science careers. Students will construct a model of the earth's cross section. Source/Host: South Central Service \| Reviewer: K. Just . .