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Hurricanes: The Mighty Tropical Storm

Maggie2024-06-17T19:32:40-04:00October 5, 2020|Categories: Programs, Uncategorized|Tags: air, circulation, climate, coriolis force, earth networks, energy, equator, flooding, high winds, hurricane, hurricanes, live science, NASA, national geographic kids, national hurricane center, national oceanic and atmospheric administration, nature, rain, rainfall, rotate, storm, tropical cyclone, typhoon, weather, wind, world meteorological organization|

Hurricanes can cause high winds strong enough to tear up trees. Photo credit: Image from pxhere.com. Hurricanes are [...]

I Was A Geologist!

Maggie2018-08-18T02:30:42-04:00August 18, 2018|Categories: Thoughts Behind the Wonder|Tags: Animals, caves, collecting, collections, creatures, earth, explore, fossils, geologist, geology, history, limestone, nature, paleontology, rocks|

When I was little, I was fascinated by rocks. I loved exploring the colors and textures.I would collect the rocks I [...]

The Beauty of Nature

Maggie2022-09-21T19:12:16-04:00May 4, 2018|Categories: Thoughts Behind the Wonder|Tags: aesthetics, beautiful, beauty, mirrored, natural, nature, patterns, repeated, repetition, symmetrical, symmetry|

There are many miraculous and marvelous things in nature, but one thing that’s always fascinated me is how symmetrical nature [...]