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Resource Type: Games
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Resource Type: Games
In this collection of games, young learners can make a raindrop, steer a hurricane, help a dog keep cool, dress a yeti for the weather, and help a community fight climate change.
Resource Type: Games
Learn how scientists use satellites to track animals from space to discover exciting things like how far an arctic fox can walk, what parts of the ocean have the most blue whales, and what pronghorn avoid when they migrate.
Students explore how shadows work and why they change through the day as the Sun appears to move across the sky by comparing their shadows at different times of the day and modeling with shadow puppets to see how the location of a light source changes a shadow.
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Ozone in the troposphere is a harmful pollutant. It forms when sunlight strikes various gases emitted by humans.
This fun hands-on activity explores our atmosphere and creates a cool night light!
NOAA and CNES have been partners in the Argos data collection system since 1978. For NOAA’s latest contribution to the Argos system, NOAA has partnered with CNES to host their Argos-4 instrument aboard a commercial satellite. NOAA is working with USSF to utilize their hosted payload solutions contract and selected General Atomics and their Orbital Ted Bed-3 satellite to host the Argos-4 instrument.
A collection of educational activities and a comic book that explore what we can learn from using satellites to track animals from space.
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Test your cloud knowledge with our fun hands-on cloud trivia activity.
Resource Type: Activities