Hurricanes As Heat Engines Inquiry Version

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Hurricanes As Heat Engines (Inquiry version)

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Pertenece a: Digital Library for Earth System Education (DLESE)

Descripción: In this lesson, students will examine authentic NASA satellite data to explore how hurricanes extract heat energy from the ocean surface. They will practice finding data via the Internet and make line plots and data maps. Students will understand how hurricanes gain energy from the ocean surface. They will form a hypothesis, compare data parameters and draw conclusions. Educational levels: High school

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