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there's something in these hills

There's Something in These Hills - 2

Materials Needed:   1) Computer with internet access
                                             2) Google Earth, either Web Browser or Desktop version 

​Geologic structures are commonly formed by large-scale geologic processes like mountain building. We commonly visualize these processes in theoretic models, but what do these structures look like on the Earth's surface? Are these structures seen near Clemson?

This activity will utilize Google Earth, and you may use either the web browser or desktop versions for this exercise. The activity and all directions are given in the Google Form for this activity (link below).
​Click here to complete the activity.

To download the Desktop version of Google Earth, visit google.com/earth. From this page, click on Earth Pro on Desktop at the top right, and click Download on the following page. Accept the license agreement, and run and install the program. You are now ready to explore the planet!

This activity only requires the submission of the Google Form above - no geoselfies or worksheets required.

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  • Home
  • Activities
    • Geocaching & Other Activities >
      • Activity Map
      • Geo Docs
      • Ancient & Modern Environments
      • A River Runs Through It
      • Creepy Trees
      • Dam It
      • Death Valley
      • Don't Get Washed Away
      • If a Woodchuck Could Chuck Wood
      • It's All Your Fault
      • The Green Giant
      • There's Something in These Hills - 1
      • There's Something in These Hills - 2
      • There's Too Much Tension
      • Cemetery Weathering
      • GCX: Geologic Time
      • GCX: Hydrological Processes
      • Exploring Sea-Level Rise
    • Research >
      • Get Involved
      • Research Courses >
        • WISER CI - Fall 2016 >
          • WiSER CI Data Collection
        • Exploring Sustainability - Spring 2017
        • Exploring Sustainability - Fall 2017
        • Study Abroad
    • Geoscience Communication >
      • Communication Tools
      • Rhetor-in-Residence Blog
      • STEM Pop-Ups
      • Student Blog: We Probably Should've Waterproofed That
      • Clemson Earth Day Challenge >
        • Clemson Earth Day Challenge 2017
        • Application Guidelines
    • VR Experiences
  • Explore Geoscience
  • Who We Are
    • Contact Us
    • Industrial Affiliates