Geysers and Hot Springs

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Stalactites and Stalagmites

Advertisements

Yellowstone National Park By Erin. Where is Yellowstone? Yellowstone lies in the northern American States, with: - 96% in Wyoming 3% in Montana and 1%

Volcanoes By Sally Johnson March 11, 2010 Science Project.

Volcanoes By Seth Linford, 3/11/10. Shield Volcano Shield volcanoes are seen as a gentle, sloping mountain. Most examples are in the ocean, such as the.

PRESENTER: AMINA HYDROCARBON CHEMISTRY 10TH SEPTEMBER 2012 HYPOTHESIS ONFUTURE ENERGY GEOTHERMAL ENERGY ( HYDRO THERMAL ENERGY)

F.O.A. Week of November Yellowstone 1 Yellowstone National Park is unlike any other place I have ever seen. Hot water gurgles up out of the ground.

Chapter 14 Worksheets Section 1-3.

Water Underground.

Volcanic Landforms (pages 217–223)

Water Beneath the Surface

1.3: Fresh Water Flows Underground Groundwater: Water held underground Permeable: A substance that liquids can flow through. Ex: coffee filter, soil,

G208 Volcanoes Guest Lecturer Eriks Puris Today –Hotspots –Chapter 8 & 12 (geysers) Thursday (7/12) –Midterm 1(Chpts 1,2,3,613,8,12(geysers))

Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin.

UNIT SEVEN: Earth’s Water  Chapter 21 Water and Solutions  Chapter 22 Water Systems  Chapter 23 How Water Shapes the Land.

By Ashley Pontecorvo. Location  Region-West  State-Wyoming  Capital-Cheyenne  Longitude-110.5°W  Latitude-44.6°N.

14.1 Water in the Ground Key Idea: Factors such as the porosity and permeability of soil and rock materials affect the storage and movement of water in.

Hot Spot Example At a hot spot, magma from within the mantle pushes up the earth's crust resulting.

Marci Allen.  Yellowstone National Park has a variety of elements that were discussed in class  Not only is it a hot spot, as mentioned, but it is the.

How does water effect myself and the world around me? How does water effect myself and the world around me?

Water Underground. How Water Moves Underground Water underground trickles down between particles of soil and through cracks and spaces in layers of rock.

$100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300.

What happens to rain or snow that falls on the ground?

Chapter 2 Fresh Water Section 5 Water Underground

Groundwater. What do you remember about how we get water from underground? Dig below the water table Dig below the water table Aquifer Aquifer Springs.

Geothermal Energy~ Day 1

Geothermal energy Geothermal energy Vinczeffy Emese.

SIGHTSEEING IN THE US. 下一页 the Rockies the Great Lakes.

Section 2: Volcanic Activity Chapter 2: Volcanoes.

Geysers By Alyssa Lux and Amy Pendergast. What are Geysers? According to Merriam- Webster a geyser is “a spring that throws forth intermittent jets of.

Yellowstone Geysers and the People Who Watch Them.

By Tommy. location Region-west Region-west State- Wyoming State- Wyoming Capital- Cheyenne Capital- Cheyenne Longitude ˚W Longitude ˚W Latitude-44.6.

AIM: How do people use water in the ground?

Greetings from America Old Faithful Geyser Yellowstone National Park.

Geysers Eric Angat teacher. What is a Geyser? A geyser is a vent in Earth's surface that periodically ejects a column of hot water and steam. Even a small.

GROUNDWATER. WHAT IS THE CHART SHOWING? Water table Zone of aeration Zone of saturation Water table.

Geysers By: T. Fox. What Is the Definition of Geyser? 1. A hot spring where water intermittently boils, sending a tall column of water and steam into.

The Action of Groundwater Earth Science Grade 8. Groundwater The water that soaks into the ground and collects in pores is called groundwater. The water.

Volcanic Eruptions ch. 6 section 2

How to get pure water from dirty water. The water from ponds or rivers often looks quite dirty.

10.3 Notes Main Idea: Water from underground can surface in many ways.

© Oxford University Press 2011 IP Geothermal power stations Geothermal power stations.

Plate Tectonics Portfolio By: EXEMPLARY EXAMPLE. Table of Contents Plate Tectonicsslide 3-4 Seafloor Spreadingslide 3 Rift Valleyslide 4 Earthquakesslide.

Hot Springs. Natural flow of underground water to the surface of the Earth Water percolates underground through rock, soil, and sediment Some water may.

Minor Forms of Extrusive Activity. Geysir Stokkur, Iceland.

Ground Water.  Much of the water in soil seeps downward until it reaches the zone of saturation  Zone of Saturation  Is the area where water fills.

__________________________ © Cactus Moon Education, LLC. Cactus Moon Education, LLC. CACTUS MOON EDUCATION, LLC ENERGY FROM.

Yellowstone National Park Xavier Brodie, Valorie Henderson, Rixi Sandoval, Corey Williams tional-parks/yellowstone-national-park/

Volcanic Landforms. Shield Volcanoes Lava pours out of vent and hardens on top of previous layers Gradually building a wide, gently sloping mountain Hawaiian.

Volcanoes Chapter 7.

Daily Oral Language Week # 20

How many do you see repeated from previous chapters?

Heat underground creates pressure which forces hot water upwards.

The Three Phases Of Water

6.3 - Groundwater groundwater is the largest source of available fresh water for humans groundwater is stored in an aquifer movement of groundwater depends.

Freshwater: Water Underground

Water Underground.

Working with Phases and Properties of Substances

Aqua-Geo Occurrences (P )

VOLCANOES CH. 3.1 Volcano (3:08) Volcano.

1.3: Fresh Water Flows Underground

Volcanoes By Garrett Jasnicki 3/11/10.

Volcanoes By: Zoey Matheny

Nature’s Natural Filter

Groundwater Where does the water go?.

This is a unicellular, eukaryote found in pond water is most likely in which kingdom?

A Volcano is a weak spot in the crust where molten (melted)

Get Ready for an ERUPTION!!!

Where does your drinking water come from?

Presentation transcript:

Geysers and Hot Springs

Objectives Define hot springs and geysers. Explain the difference between a hot spring and a geyser. Name a famous geyser and its location.

Definitions Hot spring a spot where hot water bubbles to the surface forming steamy ponds Geyser hot water collects in chambers, gets hotter, boils and the pressure produces steam

Hot Springs Vs. Geysers What is the difference between a hot spring and a geyser?

Name and locate a famous geyser. Where in the world is Old Faithful?

http://family.go.com/video/old-faithful-612892-v/