What is an example of what a scientist might do who works for the USGS?
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Anything\nthe usgs has many different areas of operation. see www.usgs.gov
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The USGS publishes topographical maps with all mining claims shown.  It takes a lot of them to cover the whole state.
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Try these...\nhttp://mapping.usgs.gov/www/html/1educate.html#packets\nhttp://www.education.noaa.gov/\nhttp://school.discovery.com/\nhttp://teacherlink.ed.usu.edu/\nhttp://www.usgs.gov/education/
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i want that job 2. they go out 2 sea and study the sea life. you take samples and check 2 see if anything is wrong out in the ocean.\nthats about all i know.
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(m)\n\ngoto the following website for ur answer\n\nhttp://www.usgs.gov/science/science.php?term=650
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Geologists do a lot of things:\n- Study rocks and sediments to understand the source and composition \n- Explore regions for oil (petroleum geologists), minerals (exploration geologists) and water (Hydrogeologists)\n- Study past present and future climate (paleoclimatologists)\n- Study fossils (paleontologists)\n- Study the way rocks form and deform (Structural geologists)\n- Study earthquakes (seismologists/geophysicists)\n- Work for oil, mininng and governement agencies\n- Work for environmental organizations\n- Work for drilling, construction or development agencies\netc
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it all depends on if it has to be a certain type of science(biology, chemistry, physics etc.)\nYou could build a volcano\nfor one of my science projects i made a boat with a motor and stuff, just a small one that went in the bathtub.
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Not really. Meteorologists study the atmosphere. Earthquakes and volcanoes are studied by Geologists.
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In the US this responsibility falls to the USGS ... the following is an excerpt:\n\nThe USGS maintains a network of wells to monitor the effects of droughts and other climate variability on ground-water levels. The network consists of a national network of about 140 wells monitored as part of the Ground-Water Resources Program, supplemented by wells in some States monitored as part of the Cooperative Water Program.\n\nHope this helps, MAC
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- teach zoology, botany, biology, other science or math in community/junior college or university\n- lab assistant\n- pharmaceutical sales\n- medical equipment sales\n- lab equipment sales\n- science writer/editor\n- content expert for educational materials (textbook companies, instructional design companies, multimedia companies that make videos and animations for schools)\n- public health counselor, researcher, or consultant\n- wildlife biologist\n- wildlife photographer and/or videographer\n- expert witness (lawyers use science experts in court)\n- private investigator (because of your methodical research skills)
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You can go the metorology route. I also have some friends that work for the forrest service that map their trails and do GPS style stuff. I would get comfortable with the common georaphy programs, if your not teaching, then its gonna be involving some computer work
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Spanish_scientists\n\nTake your pick from this list.
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They certainly do have good scientists to make such important discoveries/developments. What's scary is whether politicians in that country will use it for the right purpose.
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there r manykinds of scientists depending on which area of science they are working on like zoologist, biologists, forensic, palentologist, physist.......the list is endless ...it goes on...& every kind has its own sub- branches
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http://www.physicstoday.org/jobs/
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This link will take you to Discovery science projects.  The link below is to their main page.  \n\nGood luck...*!*...\n\nhttp://school.discovery.com/sciencefaircentral/scifairstudio/ideas.html
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Try this...this may help you http://www.stevespanglerscience.com/