This is Sulfolobus. It is an Acidaphile: Organism's that live in highly acidic enviornments & a Thermophile: Organisims which live in extreme heat
They grow in Volcanic springs where the Ph is 2-3 and the tempeture is from 75-80 degrees celcius. Named because they were found in the Solfarta Volcano.
Igneous: Rocks that are formed from the cooling and solidification of Lava.
Granite Basalt
Metamorphic: Rock that changes from a prexisting rock called a Protolith. The Protolith is subjected to heat & pressure resulting in chemical or physical change.
Marble Slate
Sedimentary Rock: Rocks made up of loose sediment compacted & cemented together.
Geocaching is an outdoor activity involving a GPS. People use a GPS to play a game of "hide and seek" around the world. This involves geocachers pinpointing points using latitudinal and longitudinal coordinates which contain a hidden cache site. A cache is usually a metal or plastic tube with a clue inside.
Global Positioning Satilite's can help enviornmental research in a variety of ways. GPS's can help researchers track a variety of things. Researchers can use GPS's to identify trails/feeding routes of animals. They can help locate unknown areas in which researchers can use as a research site.
The Institute of Artic Biology Toolik Field Station is located in the foothills of the Alaskan Brooks mountain range. It is a world renowed research station which specalizes in studying Artic Climate change. Its location allows scientists access to three major physiographic provinces of Alaska: the Brooks Range, the arctic foothills, and the arctic coastal plain
This map is a historical Topographic map of the areas surrounding the city of Stalingrad(present day Volagrad, Russia. Stalingrad was the location of one the of the bloodiest battles in the Second World War and is my favorite to study about.
This map is a Bathymetric map of the ocean depth of the Atlantic Ocean between the America's and Europe and Africa. I found it kind of cool, so I chose it for this assignment.
This map is one I created on Google Earth. It shows the local area surrounding Mercer University. It shows a couple of known landmarks I frequent a lot, and a running route I often use.