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Geysers & Hot Springs:     more books (52)

Hot Springs and Geysers: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Water: Science and Issues</i> by Margaret M. Streepey, 2003 Official Guide to the Yellowstone National Park; A Manual for Tourists, Being a Description of the Mammoth Hot Springs, the Geyser Basins, the by William C. Riley, 2010-10-14 Springs of Italy: Geysers of Italy, Hot Springs of Italy, Spa Towns in Italy, Abano Terme, Bobbio, Baiae, Chianciano Terme, Angolo Terme Springs of Iceland: Geysers of Iceland, Hot Springs of Iceland, Geysir, Blue Lagoon, Strokkur, Deildartunguhver Springs of Chile: Geysers of Chile, Hot Springs of Chile, Puyehue-Cordón Caulle, Chihuío, Liquiñe, El Tatio, Malalhue, Puyehue Hot Springs RAMBLES IN WONDERLAND; OR, A TRIP THROUGH THE GREAT YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK WIGH DESCRIPTIONS OF THE GEYSERS, MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS, BOILING CALDRONS, LAKES, CATARACTS, CANONS, AND OTHER CURIOUSITIES OF THIS REMARKABLE REGION... by Edwin J. Stanley, 1898-01-01 Official guide to the Yellowstone National Park: A manual for tourists, being a description of the mammoth hot springs, the geyser basins, the cataracts, ... as well as other miscellaneous information by W. C Riley, 1890 Volcanic Geology, Hot Springs and Geysers of Iceland. Carnegie institution of Washington Publication 587 by Tom. F. W Barth, 1950 The question of recharge to the geysers and hot springs of Yellowstone National Park (SuDoc I 19.76:93-384) by Robert O. Rye, 1994 Chemical analyses of waters from geysers, hot springs and pools in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming from 1974 to 1978 (Reports-Open file series - United States Geological Survey) by J. M Thompson, 1979 Nature's Squirt Guns, Bubble Pipes, and Fireworks: Geysers, Hot Springs, and Vol by Alice Thompson;Polseno, Jo Gilbreath, 1977-01-01 The enchanted land or, An October ramble: Among the geysers, hot springs, lakes, falls, and canons of Yellowstone National Park by Robert E Strahorn, 1881 Gold and Other Minor Elements Associated with the Hot Springs and Geysers of Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, Supplemented with Data From Steamboat Srings, Nevada by CHRIS HEROPOULOS,R.O. FOURNIER DONAD E. WHITE, 2001 The hot springs and geysers of the Yellowstone and Firehole Rivers by F. V Hayden, 1872

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21. 8-Geysers, Hot Springs And Mud Pots, Yellowstone National Park, United States
    See a travel photo titled 8Geysers, hot springs and mud pots from Yellowstone National Park, WY taken by TravelPod member brent-n-toby.  
    http://www.travelpod.com/travel-photo/brent-n-toby/1/1218498900/8-geysersx-hot-s

22. Yellowstone's Geysers, Hot Springs, And Fumaroles
    Grand Teton Park offers Yellowstone's Geysers, Hot Springs, and Fumaroles  
    http://www.grandtetonpark.org/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=10588

23. Geysers/hot Springs, Beakmania, Kidneys & 1 Other Title; Format Music, Lester Co
    Geysers/hot springs, Beakmania, kidneys 1 other title; format music, Lester coach 26 other titles; musical cues  
    http://www.faqs.org/copyright/geysers-hot-springs-beakmania-kidneys-and-1-other-

24. Road Scholar : Canyons, Geysers, Hot Springs: Yellowstone In Action - Montana -
    When you click the “Like button,” you're sharing your interest in this program with your friends on the social networking site Facebook. Your Facebook friends will see a  
    http://www.roadscholar.org/Programs/programdetail.asp?RowId=1-6U3IL

25. 3-Geysers, Hot Springs And Mud Pots, Yellowstone National Park, United States
    See a travel photo titled 3Geysers, hot springs and mud pots from Yellowstone National Park, WY taken by TravelPod member brent-n-toby.  
    http://www.travelpod.com/travel-photo/brent-n-toby/1/1218498900/3-geysersx-hot-s

26. Yellowstone's Geysers, Hot Springs, And Fumaroles
    Grand Teton Park offers Yellowstone's Geysers, Hot Springs, and Fumaroles  
    http://www.grandtetonpark.org/product_p/10588.htm

27. Yellowstone's Thermal Features: Geysers, Hot Pools, Fumaroles And Mudpots
    Thermal Features Geysers, Hot Springs, Fumaroles and Mudpots Founded in 1997, Yellowstone Net is the Trusted Online Source for Yellowstone Information and  
    http://www.yellowstone.net/geysers/thermalfeatures.htm
    
    Extractions: Fumaroles and Mudpots Founded in 1997, Yellowstone Net is the Trusted Online Source for Yellowstone Information and Reservations Quick Menu to Other Pages Lodging Reservations Activity Reservations WebCams Online Tours Maps News Weather Introduction to Yellowstone Wildlife Geysers Road Conditions Calendar Top 10 Yellowstone Sights Visitor Centers Discussion Forum History of Yellowstone Fast Facts Fishing Hiking Backcountry Camping Skiing More Photos Free Stuff Games Education Support the Park Site Directory Site Search HOME An Introduction to the Geysers of Yellowstone. Hot Springs are similar to geysers, but their underground channels are large enough to allow rapid circulation of water. Rising hot water releases heat energy by evaporation or hot water runoff, while convection currents return the cooler water to the underground system, thus maintaining equilibrium. The microorganisms which live in and around the hot springs often make the pools very colorful.

28. Discover Geysers, Hot Springs & Bacteria By Adventure Yellowstone, Inc.
    Hiking Trekking Tours. Adventure Yellowstone, Inc. Discover Geysers, Hot Springs Bacteria - Yellowstone National Park  
    http://hiking-vacations.gordonsguide.com/adventureyellowstone/tripdetails.cfm?tr

29. Geysers, Hot Springs And Laguna Blanca (Salar De Uyuni Tour - Part 3) - Nilesh's
    3rd day and last of the Salar de Uyuni your, we had to get up very very early, 330a.m 400a.m I think. We reluctantly woke up in the very cold morning, had a very cold fash wash  
    http://blog.dosooye.com/salar-day-3-hot-springs-etc
    
    Extractions: 3rd day and last of the Salar de Uyuni your, we had to get up very very early, 3:30a.m - 4:00a.m I think. We reluctantly woke up in the very cold morning, had a very cold fash wash and toothbrush and headed off to see natural gysers, dip into hot springs and see the Laguna Blanca before heading back to Uyuni. The geysers were very sulphuric and extremely hot and it was amazing to see amidst all this heat and pressure, there will still patches of snow and ice all over the place. After the geysers, we went to a natural hot springs to dip in before breakfast. Was a tough decision to decide whether to undress in this cold.. I finally decided for and it was a very very good decision until it was time to come out of the hot springs! It was freezing cold at above 5000 metres and froze myself up while trying to dry myself up and dress up. But a good hot chololate and pancakes for breakfast made up for the cold. After the hot springs, we went to see the Laguna Blanca, which as the name suggests, is a white lake.. the extreme concentration of salt makes it white. We checked that out, followed by many Landscapes that Salvador Dali used as inspiration for his paintings. The rest of the day was mostly driving and driving to get back to Uyuni, our starting point.

30. Yellowstone Geysers - Geysers In Yellowstone National Park
    Y ellowstone is a country teeming with an estimated 10,000 thermal features. Of these only three percent are geysers. The rest are steaming pools, hissing  
    http://www.yellowstonenationalpark.com/geysers.htm
    
    Extractions: Y ellowstone is a country teeming with an estimated 10,000 thermal features. Of these only three percent are geysers. The rest are steaming pools, hissing fumaroles, bubbling mud pots or warm seeps. Most of Yellowstone's geysers are small, and sputter and splash, barely reaching ten feet in height. Only six grand geysers, those which erupt 100 feet or higher on a predictable daily basis, exist. Old Faithful, the most famous of these, erupts once approximately every 45 to 90 minutes. Beneath the thermal basins lie the mechanisms which control these features. The most essential element is magma-underground molten rock. No one knows exactly how close to the surface this body of magma lies. Geologists believe the earth's crust is less than 40 miles thick in Yellowstone compared to 90 miles under most other land areas. Intruded into this thinner crust. like bubbles, are magma intrusions-also known as plutons. These intrusions are typically at a depth of four to ten miles. In most regions of the earth's crust the temperature gradient averages about 1.4�F per 100 feet. A test well drilled at Norris Geyser Basin during the late 1920s revealed a temperature of 401 �F at a depth of 265 feet. Thus the ground temperature gradient at this point is an astonishing 123�F per 100 feet.

31. Geysers And Hot Springs
    Geysers Hot Springs Geysers are probably the most beautiful example of hydrothermal interplay. If the circulation system is restricted, and the ground water is retained  
    http://library.thinkquest.org/C0112681/Eng/Normal/Hydrothermal_Eruptions/geysers
    
    Extractions: Iceland, which gave the word "geyser" to the international vocabulary, now has only about a dozen active geysers, which, in fact, would only operate sporadically without artificial assistance. The area around Geysir is amongst the main thermal centres in the country, with springs ranging between 80'C and 100'C. The Great Geyser itself is now waning after about 8000 years of activity. It erupted every half hour 200 years ago, but nowadays it only bursts out after long, irregular intervals unless it is stimulated by soap-powder. Strokkur, nearby, is kept on a bore-hole ife-support machine and can thus still spurt 20m into the air every few minutes so as not to disappoint the customers. Hot springs have a quicker, less restricted water circulation and can rise to the surface without gas or steam. Sometimes the hot waters pass through limestones as well as volcanic rocks and bring up calcium carbonate, which is then redeposited. They form the decorative organ-pipe terraces at Pamukkale in central Turkey and at Mammoth Springs in Yellowstone Park. In Yellowstone Park these springs also form superb pools, where the varying temperatures in the still water support different sorts of algae, each with a distinctive brilliant colour. Grand Prismatic Pool and Beauty Pool contain rings of red, yellow, emerald green or sapphire blue, and even the streamlets draining from them are multicoloured. Hot springs become notably muddy when the water table is lower, where precipitation is rare, or where the waters are contaminated by precipitates held in solution or suspension. They form mudpots or mud volcanoes that are usually grey, although they can be brilliantly coloured like Fountain Paint Pot in Yellowstone Park. They draw their fascination from their constant bubbling that can be as impressive as the beginning of Macbeth. Yellowstone Park has spectacular mudpots, ranging from 1 m to 20m across, that have been given picturesque names such as Black Dragon's Caldron and Cooking Hillside.

32. YNet Forums • Information
    General Forums (Public) Everybody likes a good soak in a hot bath from time to time. But new research suggests that some dinosaurs took it to the extreme, laying their  
    http://forums.yellowstone.net/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=7125

33. Rotorua....land Of Geysers & Hot Springs - Rotorua, New Zealand - VirtualTourist
    Rotorua travel tips, recommendations, reviews, photos and more from VirtualTourist member, sunnywong. Get insider travel tips for Rotorua from real travelers and Rotorua locals.  
    http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/271a0/22aa85/

34. A Field Guide To Yellowstone's Geysers, Hot Springs, And Fumaroles (Book, 1992)
    Get this from a library! A field guide to Yellowstone's geysers, hot springs, and fumaroles. Carl Schreier  
    http://www.worldcat.org/title/field-guide-to-yellowstones-geysers-hot-springs-an

35. Calistoga Napa Valley Wine And Spa Getaway: Natural Geysers, Hot Springs And Top
    Calistoga, California was famed for natural geysers and hot springs before Napa Valley became a popular wine region. Here are some of the top hotels in Calistoga.  
    http://www.suite101.com/content/calistoga-napa-valley-wine-and-spa-getaway-a6414

36. Geysers - Hot Springs - Doi Pha Hom Pok National Park - Doi Fang National Park (
    geysers, hot springs, doi pha hom pok national park, doi fang national park (thailand), Doi Pha Hom Pok National Park, Doi Fang, Doi Fang National Park, ประเทศไทย  
    http://www.loupiote.com/photos/18321570.shtml

37. Geysers - Hot Springs - Doi Pha Hom Pok National Park - Doi Fang National Park (
    geysers, hot springs, doi pha hom pok national park, doi fang national park (thailand), ประเทศไทย, Doi Fang, Doi Fang National Park, Doi Pha Hom Pok National Park  
    http://www.loupiote.com/photos/18321572.shtml

38. MagazineUSA - USA Travel, Tourism & Information Guide - Explore The United State
    Yellowstone Nationalpark Geysers Hot Springs Mammoth Hot Springs and Terrace Mountain as seen from Capital Hill  
    http://www.magazineusa.com/us/parkguide/show.aspx?state=wy&unit=yellowstone&

39. Geysers/hot Springs, Beakmania, Kidneys & 1 Other Title; Format Music, Reflectio
    Geysers/hot springs, Beakmania, kidneys 1 other title; format music, Reflection, Beakmania and Madame Curie  
    http://www.faqs.org/copyright/geysers-hot-springs-beakmania-kidneys-and-1-other-

40. YouTube - Lake County CA Geysers, Hot Springs.
    Looking at the Geysers in Lake County, Northern CA. This was on a wild Hog hunt. Battery died sorry.  
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_VHhvX-VLc

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