PDF-EARTH AND ENVIRONMENT THROUGH TIME LABORATORY

EES 1005 LABORATORY EIGHT PT I MESOZOIC MARINE FOSSILS Introduction At the end of the Permian there was a huge mass extinction which wiped out approximately 90 of the invertebrates And 50 of t. Exercise set 3:. Basic cross sections. To view this exercise just press . F5. now. Then click the mouse to continue through the slides.. Introduction to cross sections. School of Earth and Environment. Exercise set 2:. The 3 point problem. To view this exercise just press . F5. now. Then click the mouse to continue through the slides.. School of Earth and Environment. This presentation is to be completed in conjunction with exercise sheet 2.. By: C.J. Ellis. The Beginning of Earth Day. Ah, 1970. A year with many ups and downs, including the Beatles’ last album, the death of Jimi Hendrix, the release of Simon and Garfunkel’s number 1 hit “Bridge Over Troubled Water”, and the occurrence of the Vietnam War. But the most important event that year was the creation of Earth Day. The idea was brought to people’s attention by U.S. senator from Wisconsin, Gaylord Nelson. He was inspired to do something about the ridiculous amount of energy used at the time. No one paid attention to how much fuel their v8 sedans were slurping up and no one seemed to panic about the massive oil spill in Santa Barbara in 1969. But something needed to be done, so Gaylord stepped up to the plate. He gathered many people to promote eco-friendly activities, and on April 22, over 20 million people marched the streets of the U.S. protesting the environment’s deterioration. On that day, Earth Day was born.. Key terms:. Solstice: day when the sun appears farthest North or South of the equator. Northern hemisphere receives the most sunlight of the year around June 21 on the summer solstice.. Phase: shape of the moon you see from Earth.. The . Sun. Is HOT!!!. The sun is an . average . star . The heat and light are the result of . Nuclear Reactions . constantly taking place in the sun.. It is in the . center. of our solar system. . Comparison . FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENT. Postgraduate Research Administration. Today’s meeting:. Part 1. : . PhD supervision and administration. Introduction to PGR Admin. Monitoring current PGRs. Funding opportunities for PGRs. The Sun. What physical features do you notice?. How does the Sun compare to the Earth and Moon?. What does the Sun provide for the Earth?. Physical Characteristics of the Sun. Sunspots. Solar Flare. “How good boards become great boards depends critically on the quality of their conversations… Action at board level is essentially thinking and conversation is thinking out loud at the highest level of the enterprise” . Who was James Hutton?. In the late 1700s, James Hutton began to question some of the ideas regarding the Earth.. He found fossils and saw them as evidence of life forms that no longer exist. . Different types of fossilized creatures were found in different layers of rock.. STRIKES. . . Question 1:. . Yue sees a quarter moon in the night sky. Which of the following statements about a quarter moon is true?. a. A quarter moon happens at least once a week.. b. A quarter moon happens only once a month.. Quality Assurance and Compliance Department. Recipe For Success- Key Ingredients. 9. pins. Hospitals and Laboratories . supported by the Quality . and Compliance Program:. Related Pins:. Clinical Laboratory Evaluation. Earth, Moon, and Sun Gravity and Motion Isaac Newton was the first scientist to explain what keeps the Earth and Moon in orbit Force – a push or a pull There is a force acting between the Earth and the moon that keeps them in orbit Our Team. 14 staff members:. Medical Director, James . Corsetti. , MD, PhD. 1 Secretary.. 1 Administrator.. 1 Asst. Supervisor . . 11 Med. Technologists. . Red Creek Laboratory. Hematology &. Coagulation. Dr . Bipin. Patel. What is Laboratory?. . Case Scenario 1 . A 77-year old man presents to the emergency department with . fevers and chills. . . He . has had . multiple urinary tract infections in the past.