Real World: Planetary Volcanoes

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Mathematics Science Engineering & Architecture STEAM

Grade Levels

Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8

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Real World: Planetary Volcanoes

Through this captivating 6th-8th video collection, learn how the study of volcanoes in our solar system can help us understand more about the properties of planets and moons. Meet NASA subject matter expert Dr. Lynnae Quick and find out more about her interests and career journey.

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PBS Learning Media