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New Classroom Materials from the NAI: Exploring Deep Subsurface Life
March 25, 2008 / Posted by: Daniella Scalice
Created by NAI’s IPTAI Team, the Exploring Deep Subsurface Life Workbook and DVD teaching materials highlight research sites at Harmony Gold Mine in South Africa, and Lupin Gold Mine and High Lake Mine in Nunavut Territory, Canada. The workbook¹s imagery invites the audience into the mine sites, and the lessons correspond to the astrobiology research carried out in the deep subsurface. The video and animation materials support and compliment the lessons in the workbook and introduce the scientists.
- Astrobiologists Reproduce RNA Component in Laboratory
- Oxygen Production in Earth's Early Oceans Predates the Great Oxidation Event
- 'Ultra-Primitive' Particles Found in Comet Dust
- Diving Through A Microbial Landscape
- Ribosomes as Ancient Molecular Fossils
- Ice in the Solar System...in Your Classroom
- Spotting Spores
- NASA participates in the Arctic Mars Analogue Svalbard Expedition (AMASE) 2009
- Detecting Life-Friendly Moons
- Astrobiology Teachers Academy
geosteph said:
I provided this link through twitter and found several science teachers very interested in the DVD and lessons.