Topics Concepts Citizen science Teacher PLD Glossary

Examining lava flow cores

4 scientists examining lava flow cores from extinct Tamu Massif

Examining lava flow cores from the extinct Tamu Massif volcano, from left, IODP Core Curator Chad Broyles (foreground), Expedition 324 IODP Project Manager Jörg Geldmacher, Expedition 324 Co-chief Scientist Takashi Sano, and the other Expedition 324 Co-chief Scientist William Sager.

Glossary

Rights: International Ocean Discovery Program (iodp.tamu.edu)

Published: 18 November 2013Size: 800.44 KB

Referencing Hub media

Explore related content

Appears in Related resources

Volcanic giant found in the Pacific Ocean

Article

Volcanic giant found in the Pacific Ocean

An international team of scientists may have uncovered the biggest volcano on Earth, a colossal extinct structure lying under the ...

Planet Earth and Beyond – Volcanoes

Teacher PLD

Planet Earth and Beyond – Volcanoes

The Science Learning Hub has many resources for primary teachers related to volcanoes in the Planet Earth and Beyond strand ...

Explosive lies – how volcanoes can lie about their age, and what it means for us

Article

Explosive lies – how volcanoes can lie about their age, and what it means for us

Just like a teenager wanting to be older, volcanoes can lie about their age or at least about their activities. ...

Investigating volcanoes – key terms

Article

Investigating volcanoes – key terms

Uncovering our explosive past

Exploring magma formation

Article

Exploring magma formation

Andesite is a type of rock that is thought to form on the edge of tectonic plates in a subduction ...

Your Email address

See our newsletters here.

News Events About Contact us Privacy Copyright Help

The Science Learning Hub Pokapū Akoranga Pūtaiao is funded through the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment's Science in Society Initiative.

Science Learning Hub Pokapū Akoranga Pūtaiao © 2007-2025 The University of Waikato Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato