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It's almost time for the next global meeting of educators and researchers who are passionate about our polar regions. Join us in Cambridge, UK for #PEI2019! Check out the event below for details or visit our website at https://t.co/1IHV3ZVK0n.
It's almost time for the next global meeting of educators and researchers who are passionate about our polar regions. Join us in Cambridge, UK for #PEI2019! Check out the event below for details or visit our website at https://t.co/1IHV3ZVK0n. https://t.co/jONwlLScIJ
Many of us have heard the noises that glaciers make, but did you know that scientists are using the sub-sonic sounds from an ice sheet to help determine the structural integrity of it? Read on to learn how unexpected results from a scientific... https://t.co/RrrFSU0Oel
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Sello Antartico Educacional en el Desierto de Atacama.....Chile ....!!!!
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16 de noviembre de 2018. La escuela Víctor Sánchez de Tierra Amarilla recibió el Sello Educacional Antártico de la Universidad de Magallanes. Un reconocimiento en el que destacaron su compromiso por enseñar a sus alumnos la cultura y geografía del continente más frío de la tierra.
One of our favorite days of the year is coming up.... 🤪 How do YOU plan to celebrate??
It's almost time for the next global meeting of educators and researchers who are passionate about our polar regions. Join us in Cambridge, UK for #PEI2019! Check out the event below for details or visit our website at www.polareducator.org.
Do you know any high school educators in the Denver area who would be interested in being part of a pilot professional development in June, based on ice core science and climate change? Private message me!
Many of us have heard the noises that glaciers make, but did you know that scientists are using the sub-sonic sounds from an ice sheet to help determine the structural integrity of it? Read on to learn how unexpected results from a scientific investigation led to a new discovery.
Scientists Learn To Hear The 'Songs' Of Ice Shelves
Scientists have found a new way to analyze the structural integrity of ice shelves at the end of the world, through the songs the winds sing on top of them.
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