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551 - Geology, hydrology & meteorology

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Fall 2024 Science & Technology

Oceanography

Oceanography, or oceanology, is the study of all parts and processes of the oceans, including marine life-forms. Scientists know that the ocean's health is tied to the planet's health, so… More →

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Fall 2024 Reference · Science & Technology

Physical Science

This title introduces readers to the study of the physical world. Alongside matter and energy, readers will learn about forces, machines, magnetism, and other fascinating details about how… More →

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Plains

What does a stretch of rolling, grassy hills have in common with a flat, sandy desert? They are both plains. These landforms cover about a third of Earth's land though they can look very… More →

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Plateaus

Plateaus stretch flat for miles and miles before dropping off with sharp sides that tower above the land around them. How do these elevated landforms take shape? Explore more about plateaus… More →

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Rivers and Streams

Moving water cuts through plains and down mountains. Rivers and streams shape the world around them as they provide an important source of water for life on the planet. Explore more about… More →

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Sea Level Rise

Each year, Earth's oceans inch further onto land. What's the cause of this sea level rise? Climate change is melting ice and warming waters. Explore sea level rise with easy-to-understand… More →

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Fall 2024 Science & Technology

Singing Sand Dunes

A wind blows sand down a dune. A loud sound fills the air. It is a singing sand dune! This title explores the many sounds, the history, and the science behind singing sand dunes. The… More →

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Fall 2024 Science & Technology

Valleys and Gorges

Deep valleys and gorges cut across landscapes around the world. But how do they form? And how have we learned to harness power from the deep splits in the ground? Explore more about these… More →

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