"Earth Science - NEW"

Unpolished metamorphic rock with silky lusture, red-brown colour, and clear parallel intergrown quartz crystals.

One strip of 8 related 35 mm images photographed through a microscope called photomicrographs.

Add GPS to your Celestron computerized telescope and get time, date, and location downloads from orbiting Global Positioning Satellites.

Students will calculate the relationship between the apparent brightness of a luminous object and the distance to the object.

Visually demonstrate the magnetic field near the Earth.

Engaging, Ready-to-Use Learning Centers for Review of Standards-Based Topics!

This simple lab enables students to build a telescope that is similar to Galileo’s.

This Tectonics Model demonstrates the principle of superposition and the concepts of transgression, regression, and compression.

Educational model showcasing Earth's faults and folds, labeled for easy identification.

Five glass vials containing autheticated iron, stone, lunar, martian, and vestal meteorite dust.

Economical and compact meteorite collectible.

Have your students build their own models while covering a wide variety of curriculum

Balance ease of use and durability.

Expertly designed, two-part geology model showcasing cave features with labeled details and hand-painted for accuracy.

National Geographic’s striking satellite map of the world is a visually stunning image that makes a wonderful addition to the wall of any office or study.

Explore the surface of the moon.