Geology Essay about the Moon, geology homework help

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I want a 4 pages Essay about the Moon and I want a separate Outline pages about the same topic.So 2 files one with the Outline and the other for the Whole EssayOutline Format:Class PROJECT Outline:Your nameTitle – HypothesisMotivation (why is your hypothesis important. What is the global relevance. Why should people care about this ?)MethodDescribe your method (lyrics to a song, video, commercial, phone app design, letter to president, etc…) See the PDF description posted on Moodle last week.List names of any class collaborators working with you (working in groups or alone is fine. Do what you prefer!)Expected ResultsExpected ConclusionsThis should be about 1 page long. EACH PERSON must turn in a separate outline even if you are working in a groupYES WE ARE A GROUP OF 2

Essay Format:You can use web based references listed at the
end of each chapter and books or journals from the library. References must include 2 books or articles.
Use the reference style shown below (Note: Web URL’s are NOT ACCEPTABLE as a reference).
Paper length must be 4 pages, double spaced with 12 point font. (smaller line spacing or longer length
is acceptable). You may also do alternative project styles including lyrics to a song, a poem, a skit, or
video production, but length requirements are the same (2 pages).
Use This Reference example: (References must be provided in THIS STYLE and INCLUDE the
authors names, title of article, publisher, dates, page number, and year.)
Note: Web URL’s are NOT ACCEPTABLE as a reference. 1. Weeraratne, D. S., D. W. Forsyth, and K. M. Fischer, Evidence for an upper mantle plume beneath
the Tanzanian craton from Rayleigh wave tomography, J. Geophys. Res. 2427,
doi:10.1029/2002JB002273, 2003. 2. Jenkinson, D.S., Adams, D.E., A. Wild, Model estimates of CO2 emissions from soil in response to
global warming, Nature, 351, page 304-306, doi:10.1038/351304a0, 1991. Suggested references from the library:  * All Geology books can be found on the 3rd floor: QE3.0 to QE862.0  * Hot new recent journals (last 6 months) are on the 4th floor (east wing). Journals:  Geotimes, www.geotimes.org, Library: QE1.G45 American Scientist, http://www.americanscientist.org/, Library: Q1.A549 Discover, www.discovermagazine.com, Library: Q1.D4 Issues in Science and Technology, www.issues.org, Library: Q1.I87 Science News, www.sciencenews.org, Library Q1.S76 Sky and Telescope, www.skytonight.com, Library QB1.S536 Los Angeles Times Newspaper, www.latimes.com, also in Library on 4th floor Websites to try: www.scec.org Southern California Earthquake Center
http://www.pnsn.org/HELENS/welcome.html Mt St Helen’s
http://vulcan.wr.usgs.gov/home.html Cascades Volcano Observatory
http://hvo.wr.usgs.gov/ Hawaii Volcano Observatory
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/ USGS Earthquake information center
http://www.iris.edu/seismon/ Earthquakes headlines
http://www.noaa.gov/ National Ocean and Atmospheric Admin (tsunamis, weather, oceans)
http://www.nasa.gov/ NASA website

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