Earth Sciences

by blade31, Apr 13, 2008

In this great big world of ours we have many different forms of natural hazards. They are either very weak or powerful, non deadly to very deadly, and/or minimal damage to very, very costly. There is one form of natural disaster that can have all of the extreme effects when it occurs, and this is called a hurricane.

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Tropical Cyclones in Australia

by DanRobe, Apr 16, 2008

Tropical cyclones in Australia are a part the Australian lifestyle. The Bureau of meteorology, or BOM, is the government's weather program.

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Rain and Snow

by Kenny Stenzerfield, Jan 28, 2008

Crack goes the lightning, boom goes the thunder, patter goes the rain, whoosh goes the snow, and whistle goes the wind. These are all elements of weather. Two of the most interesting elements are snow and rain. They are both different in appearance and how we interact with them, but they both have similar personalities.

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Three Feet of Cold: White Global Warming

by Kristie Leigh Karns, Feb 13, 2008

Global warming is the funniest theory to come down the line since evolution, and it is just as ridiculous to those of us who are freezing our tails off.

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Tornadoes of Destruction

by jake marcob, Feb 19, 2008

Tornadoes and their destructive power.

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Tropical Cyclones

by SomeGuy, Feb 23, 2008

A very good description of tropical cyclones and the events of tropical cyclone Tracy.

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Tornado in A Box

by Melanie Marten, Mar 8, 2008

Perfect for science fair projects or any time your elementary school-aged children want an exciting project, making a tornado in a box is fun and educational. Simple materials allow your children to see the power of a tornado on a small scale.

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