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Introduction to Planetary Science: The Geological Perspective by Gunter Faure, Teresa M. Mensing, 2007-05-18

Exploring the Planets (2nd Edition) by Eric H. Christiansen, Kenneth W. Hamblin, 1995-03-02

Resources of Near-Earth Space (University of Arizona Space Science Series) by John S. Lewis, Mildred S. Matthews, 1994-04

Artifact by Kevin J. Anderson, Janet Berliner, et all 2003-05-23

Multi-Ring Basins: Proceedings of Lunar and Planetary Science (Geochimica et cosmochimica acta) by Tex.) Conference on Multi-Ring Basins: Formation and Evolution (1980 : Houston, 1981-10

Plate Tectonics: Unraveling the Mysteries of the Earth (Changing Earth) by Jon Erickson, 1992-05

Dynamics of Comets and Asteroids and Their Role in Earth History

ASCA guest observer program NASA research announcement soliciting proposals for observational use of ASCA (SuDoc NAS 1.53/3:93-OSS-08) by NASA, 1993

Studies on the processing of extraterrestrial materials final report (SuDoc NAS 1.26:175778) by Robert T. Grimley, 1984

Directory of research projects (SuDoc NAS 1.15:) by NASA,

ASTRO-D guest observer program NASA research announcement soliciting proposals for observational use of ASTRO-D (SuDoc NAS 1.53/3:93-OSSA-11) by NASA, 1993

Research in planetary materials and geochemistry NASA research announcement soliciting proposals for basic research for the period ending April 22, 1994 (SuDoc NAS 1.53/3:94-OSS-03) by NASA, 1994

[ISTP global geospace science] energy transfer in geospace (SuDoc NAS 1.15:109239) by NASA, 1990

Evaluation of the MSFC facsimile camera system as a tool for extraterrestrial geologic exploration (Interagency report) by E. W Wolfe, 1971

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Learn In Beauty
Lesson Plans Author Tom Tomas Contact thomas_tomas@hotmail.com. Theme From EarthGeology to Mars astrogeology. Objectives The LSCS sixth graders will
http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~ll3/beauty/thematic_units/get.php?ThisLP=1024
Science.gov Topic Resources For Kids, Parents And Teachers For User Category All
Department of the Interior, US Geological Survey (USGS) astrogeology ResearchProgram Web page offers visual representations, photographs, data, and a kids
http://www.science.gov/browse/w_133A.htm
Science.gov Topic Planets And Planetary Systems For User Category All Categories
topics National Science Foundation (NSF), National Optical Astronomy Observatory(NOAO), National Solar Observatory (NSO) astrogeology Research Program Web
http://www.science.gov/browse/w_110A1.htm
ASTRONOMY-SOLAR SYSTEM URLs
Solar System Surveys/Tours astrogeology USGS http//astrogeology.usgs.gov/;NASA Solar System Page http//solarsystem.nasa.gov/;
http://www.lhs.berkeley.edu/SII/URLs/URLs-AstroSolarSys.html

Extractions: Please include name of non-operative link as well as the name of this page: URLs-Astronomy Back to General Astronomy URLs Tours of the Solar System Asteroids Comets ... Moon Current Diagram of Solar System http://www.learnwhatsup.com/astro/current/solar_system.shtml Planetary and Satellite data Fact Sheets General Solar System Surveys/Tours Astrogeology USGS http://astrogeology.usgs.gov/ NASA Solar System Page http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/ JPL's Solar System Dynamics page (planet stats): http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov Planet and Moon Sizes http://ic-www.arc.nasa.gov/ic/projects/bayes-group/Atlas/size/ Virtual Solar System http://www.nationalgeographic.com/solarsystem/ National Geographic NASA Planetary Data System MAP-A-PLANET http://pdsmaps.wr.usgs.gov/
Info Center: What's New
A new astrogeology box featuring the latest Mars Global Surveyor images discussesthe importance of sedimentary rock to determining whether water and life once
http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0072402466/information_center_view0/what_s

Extractions: ISBN: The Internet has revolutionized the way we learn. This edition expands upon integration of the Internet and textbook. We have added boxes that have a brief summary in the book, while the complete boxes are accessible through this book's web site. We have shortened some boxes from previous editions, but placed the full box on the web site. When we have found excellent and appropriate web sites, we have added URLs in the text and in figure captions. Our web site has enjoyable and enlightening web exercises that we have tested with our students, as well as animations of some of the figures from the textbook.
Info Center: Preface
A new astrogeology box featuring the latest Mars Global Surveyor images discussesthe importance of sedimentary rock for determining whether water and life
http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0072402466/information_center_view0/prefac

Extractions: ISBN: Physical Geology is a classic that has been used in classrooms for over twenty years, making it the number one physical geology text in the market today. Updated to include the latest technology and most current information, Physical Geology is for both non-science majors and for students contemplating majoring in geology. The new art program and interactive writing style will grab your students' attention and further their interest in the subject. What's New in This Edition The Internet has revolutionized the way we learn. This edition expands upon the integration of the Internet and textbook. We have added boxes that have a brief summary in the book, while the complete boxes are accessible through this book's website. We have shortened some boxes from previous editions, but placed the full box on the website. When we have found excellent and appropriate websites, we have added URLs in the text and in figure captions. Our website has enjoyable and enlightening web exercises that we have tested with our students, as well as animations of some of the figures from the textbook.
Epinions.com - Meteor Crater, Arizona -- Puts A Big Hole In Your Pocket
is privately owned and managed, and the Meteor Crater center features a Visitor Centerthat includes a gift shop, snack bar, a Museum of astrogeology, a rock
http://www.epinions.com/content_2131665028

Extractions: Plainly speaking, Meteor Crater is a tourist trap, oops, a U.S. Government (Department of the Interior) certified Natural Landmark that is located 35 miles east of Flagstaff, Arizona along U.S. Interstate 40. This natural landmark is simply a great big hole created some 50,000 years ago when a large meteorite (approx. 150 feet in diameter) smashed into the high desert plain of Arizona with a force estimated to be close to 20 million tons of TNT. (Compare to the atomic bomb blast in Hiroshima estimated to have been equivalent to 12,500 tons of TNT.) The crater formed from the impact is about 4000 feet wide and 700 feet deep. This particular "attraction" is privately owned and managed, and the Meteor Crater center features a Visitor Center that includes: a gift shop, snack bar, a Museum of Astrogeology, a rock shop, and a number of viewing platforms along the northern rim of the crater. In August of 1974, my dad retired from the Army after a 20-year career and are family left Heidelberg, Germany, to return to America. My parents made to decision to take the family to California (where we were going to start our post-military life), and this was quite a drive away: our plane landed in New Jersey (as we had to pick up the family car, a Volvo station wagon).
Astronomy 207T Links
NASA's Martian MeteoritesPage. The Mars Society. astrogeology. The USGS's astrogeologyProgram. EARTH. US Global Change Research Project. EXTRASOLAR PLANETS.
http://www.williams.edu/Astronomy/Course-Pages/207T/links.html

Extractions: Useful Links NEO's and IMPACTS Here's an Asteroid Impact Calculator Here's the JPL NEO site Beware of Potentially Hazardous Asteroids NASA's Comet and Asteroid Impact Hazard site. ASTROBIOLOGY Astrobiology at NASA NASA's Astrobiology Roadmap NASA's Origins ... Program SETI The SETI Institute SETI at Harvard Columbus Optical SETI Program SETI at Berkeley ... Big Ear Radio Observatory MARS NASA's Mars Program Federation of American Scientists "Life on Mars" Site NASA's Martian MeteoritesPage The Mars Society ASTROGEOLOGY The USGS's Astrogeology Program EARTH US Global Change Research Project EXTRASOLAR PLANETS An Extrasolar Planet Encyclopaedia Other Extrasolar Planet Websites
Eugene Shoemaker: 1928-1997
Eugene Shoemaker 19281997 Credit Courtesy US Geological Survey Explanation EugeneShoemaker's passion was astrogeology. He dreamed of going to the Moon.
http://www.astronet.ru:8100/db/msg/1165143

Extractions: Credit: Courtesy U.S. Geological Survey Explanation: Eugene Shoemaker's passion was Astrogeology . He dreamed of going to the Moon . Credited with inventing the branch of Astrogeology within the U.S. Geological Survey , his contributions to the field and the study of impact craters, lunar science, asteroids, and comets are legendary. Though his own career as an astronaut/geologist was sidelined by a health problem, he helped train the Apollo astronauts in geology and the investigation of the lunar surface . Seen here at Meteor Crater, Arizona in the mid 1960s, Shoemaker was killed in a tragic car accident in July 1997. He is survived by his wife and professional colleague, Carolyn, and children. In a fitting tribute conceived by a former student , Eugene Shoemaker's ashes were placed on-board the Lunar Prospector spacecraft which has now successfully reached a polar mapping orbit around the Moon. After completing its scientific mission, the spacecraft will ultimately impact the lunar surface.
Eugene Shoemaker: 1928-1997 . Imagen Astronómica Del Día 980115. Traducción A
Translate this page Credit Courtesy US Geological Survey Eugene Shoemaker's passion wasastrogeology . He dreamed of going to the Moon . Credited with
http://www.astrored.org/astrofotos/apod/index.php/ap980115.html

Extractions: Eugene Shoemaker's passion was Astrogeology . He dreamed of going to the Moon . Credited with inventing the branch of Astrogeology within the U.S. Geological Survey , his contributions to the field and the study of impact craters, lunar science, asteroids, and comets are legendary. Though his own career as an astronaut/geologist was sidelined by a health problem, he helped train the Apollo astronauts in geology and the investigation of the lunar surface . Seen here at Meteor Crater, Arizona in the mid 1960s, Shoemaker was killed in a tragic car accident in July 1997. He is survived by his wife and professional colleague, Carolyn, and children. In a fitting tribute conceived by a former student , Eugene Shoemaker's ashes were placed on-board the Lunar Prospector spacecraft which has now successfully reached a polar mapping orbit around the Moon. After completing its scientific mission, the spacecraft will ultimately impact the lunar surface.
Www.lyon.edu/webdata/users/dthomas/marsbugs/2002/20020610.txt
RECLAIMING THE MOON PLANS FOR A 21ST CENTURY RETURN By Leonard David 6) COSMIC RAINDESTROYED DINO WORLD From SpaceDaily 7) USGS astrogeology RESEARCH PROGRAM
http://www.lyon.edu/webdata/users/dthomas/marsbugs/2002/20020610.txt
Planets
the solar system Windows on the Universe Our Solar System Exploring the planetsNASA - Jet Propulsion Laboratory - Solar System USGS astrogeology Windows on
http://www.homestead.com/sheridanlibrary/Planets.html
4- Gouvernement Américain (É.-U.) / American Government (USA)
1888-ASK-USGS. US Geological Survey 703-648-4888. US Geological Survey.Geology. Flagstaff Field Center. astrogeology Research Program.
http://www.sftext.com/earth/liste_du_gouvernement4.html

Extractions: Par Serge Fortin / By Serge Fortin (sftexte@videotron.ca) (Avril / April 2002) http://www.sftext.com/science/ http://www.sftext.com/ Science (English) Le monde des sciences de la terre ... The World According to Serge Financial Contribution to the growth of this list would be appreciated: Serge Fortin (SF TEXT): 728 Desjardins Lemieux, Qc, Canada; G0X 1S0 Compagnies Companies Ab. Produits Products Adresse Address Phone Fax Us Geological Survey U.S. Department of the Interior http://www.usgs.gov/ cwippich@usgs.gov Director: cgroat@usgs.gov Staff Assistant: jarneson@usgs.gov Deputy Director: kclement@usgs.gov Contacts: http://interactive2.usgs.gov/contact_us/in... USGS United States Government to minimize the loss of life and property from natural disasters, to contribute to the conservation and the sound economic and physical development of the Nation's natural resources, and to enhance the quality of life by monitoring water, biological, energy, and mineral resources Office of the Director: U.S. Geological Survey, John W. Powell Federal Building, 12201 Sunrise Valley Drive, Reston, Virginia 20192
Learning Geology
learning geology. seismology. SeismicMap. vulcanology. Volcano WorldReferences. geodesy. Geodesy, astrogeology. astrogeology.
http://www.s-sense.com/learn/learning_geology.htm

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