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Earth Science
Comparative Terrain Model
The set of two 45×60 cm landform models features overlays that represent ancient mountain formations, which can be removed to compare with the base models showing their evolved state over millions of years. These models include cross-sections that illustrate various mountain types such as volcanic, fault-block, glaciated domes, and folded mountains. This interactive design allows for a clear visual comparison of geological changes over time. Accompanied by a detailed lesson plan, the models offer an effective educational resource for understanding the dynamic processes that shape mountain landscapes and their historical transformations.
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Water Cycle Model
Creative model For Student to duplicate the individual processes of the water cycle (evaporation, condensation & precipitation). With set of ten coloured study cards for students understanding of the water cycle & awareness of the various states of water. Requires a heat lamp, not included.
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Water Table Model
This model illustrates the upper level of an underground surface where soil or rock is permanently saturated with water, known as the water table. It clearly depicts how the water table separates the saturated underground water zone from the overlying capillary fringe, or zone of aeration.This visual representation helps in understanding groundwater distribution and the dynamics of water flow within different subsurface layers.
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Open Pit Mine Model
The open pit mine model provides a detailed representation of a large, excavation-based mining operation. It showcases the various stages of mining, from the initial removal of surface layers to the extraction of valuable minerals or ores from the underlying rock.
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Underground Mine Model
This model demonstrates underground mining techniques used when an ore body is located at significant depths below the surface. The model highlights various underground mining methods, such as shaft mining and sublevel stopping, showing how miners create tunnels and shafts to access and extract the ore. It also emphasizes the engineering challenges and safety considerations involved in reaching and retrieving valuable resources from deep underground.
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The Lava Legacy Plateau (Volcanic Action)
This model demonstrates lava plateau formation, highlighting lava layering from multiple eruptions, fissures as lava pathways, and the magma source. It features fissures, molten lava, cinder cones, and lava layers (new, older, oldest), alongside a plain and magma chamber, offering a detailed view of volcanic processes and geological stratigraphy typical of a lava plateau. Highly featured model with size of 40 x 35cm
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Caldera Chronicles The Majesty of Fire and Time (Volcanic Action)
This model presents an educational journey through the formation and evolution of a caldera, showcasing associated volcanic features such as a crater lake, volcanic neck, cinder cones, ring dykes, and laccoliths. It captures the essence of volcanic activity, from the explosive events that create calderas to the erosive processes that expose the deep structures of ancient volcanoes.
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Riverscape Rhythms The Dance of Water And Sediment (River Action)
This model encapsulates the journey of water from steep mountain fronts, through the formation of an alluvial fan, transitioning into a braided stream system across a plain. It highlights the interplay between rapid water flow, sediment transport, and deposition processes that shape these distinctive geological features.
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Meandering Majesty The Sculpted Paths of Time (River Action)
This model captures the essence of a river as it carves its way through the landscape, creating entrenched or incised meanders and ultimately sculpting deep canyons. It highlights the contrast between the youthful meandering rivers found on plains and the mature, deeply incised meanders that cut through elevated terrains or plateaus, demonstrating the river’s power to shape the earth.
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Delta Whispers The Fingers of Life (Delta Formation)
This model presents the dynamic environment of a bird’s foot delta, emphasizing the processes of sediment deposition that lead to its formation and the rich ecosystems it supports. It captures the moment where the river, carrying sediments from its journey across the continent, meets the sea, and its water slows down, spreading out into several distributaries that deposit silt and form new land.
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Tides of Transformation the Delta’s Dance (Delta Formation)
The model depicts a high-destructive-tide-dominated delta, which is characterized by strong tidal currents that influence the formation and reshaping of its landscape. This type of delta experiences significant erosion and deposition due to the powerful tidal forces, leading to unique features such as prominent tidal channels, sand bars, and a flat delta plain.
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Sands of Serenity Coastal Creations Tapestry (Sea Section)
The Sea Section A Model offers a detailed representation of depositional landforms found along coastal environments, showcasing estuarine mud-flats, lagoons, offshore sand bars, tombolos, and sand dunes within a compact size of 40 x 35 cm. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this model accurately depicts the dynamic processes of coastal sedimentation and land form formation.
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Whispering Coasts Echoes of Erosion (Sea Section)
The Sea Section-B Model offers a detailed representation of erosional landforms found along coastal environments, featuring blowholes, bedding planes, remnants of former headlands, sea cliffs, and stumps within a compact size of 40 x 35 cm. Crafted to meticulous detail, this model accurately depicts the dynamic processes of coastal erosion and land form evolution.
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Dunes Whisper the Sands of Time Sculpture (Desert Formation)
The Desert Formation-A Model presents a detailed representation of desert landscapes, showcasing various types of sand dunes and rocky desert features within a compact size of 40 x 35 cm. This model accurately depicts different types of sand dunes, including star, transverse, longitudinal, parabolic, and barchanoid dunes, each meticulously crafted to showcase their unique shapes and characteristics. The model highlights the dynamic nature of desert environments, with sand dunes sculpted by wind action and displaying distinct patterns of migration and deposition.
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Arid Majesty Sculptures of the Desert Realm (Desert Formation)
The Desert Formation-B Model offers a comprehensive depiction of erosional landforms found in desert environments, featuring detailed representations of inselbergs, alluvial fans, plateaus, buttes, and bornhardts within a compact size of 40 x 35 cm. Constructed from durable fiber glass material, this model ensures longevity and stability, making it suitable for educational demonstrations and displays.
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Icy Trails the Glacial Imprint Journey (Glaciation)
The Glaciation-A Model offers a detailed and visually captivating representation of glacial landforms within a compact size of 40 x 35 cm. This model showcases a variety of glacial features, including eskers, drumlins, kames, kettle holes, and moraines, ridges or mounds of glacial till deposited by advancing or retreating glaciers, are presented in varying sizes and configurations to demonstrate their diverse forms.
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Frozen Majesty the Glacier Sculpture Legacy (Glaciation)
The Glaciation-B Model offers a finely detailed representation of glacial landforms, focusing specifically on features associated with hanging valleys, cirques, tarns, trough glaciation, arêtes, and truncated spurs. Measuring 40 x 35 cm, this model provides an immersive learning experience with its intricate detailing and extra features. The model prominently features hanging valleys, cirques, and tarns, showcasing the characteristic U-shaped valleys and steep walled depressions formed by glacial erosion.
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Fiery Genesis the Hot Spot Volcano Saga (Hot Spot Volcanoes Model)
The Hot Spot Volcanoes Model is designed to provide a comprehensive visual representation of volcanic activity associated with hot spots, showcasing the interaction between continental and
oceanic plates, lava flow dynamics, tectonic plate movements, and the formation of shield volcanoes. It represents land masses and oceanic plates portrayed in shades of blue to signify oceanic crust.BG19092
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