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Why a Magnetometer Can be a Hotspot Scientist’s Best Friend

06
Feb 2011
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The Decline and Fall of a Volcanic Island

The Decline and Fall of a Volcanic Island

Someday, seventy million years from now when the cockroach people are the dominant species on the planet, they are going…

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14
Jan 2011
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Hotspot Eruption in the Classroom

Hotspot Eruption in the Classroom

One advantage teaching science has over pretty much all other subjects is the ability to bring in cool demonstrations and…

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11
Jan 2011
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The Rise of a Volcanic Island

The Rise of a Volcanic Island

If you lived your life like a volcanic island, you would spend a long time growing without anyone knowing you…

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10
Jan 2011
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Hands-on Ways to Visualize the Earth’s Layers

08
Jan 2011
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Why Starting a Relationship with a Hotspot is Going to be Complicated

Why Starting a Relationship with a Hotspot is Going to be Complicated

Hotspots are like the strong, silent type. On the surface it is obvious they are very powerful, but it is…

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01
Jan 2011
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