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A '''hot spring''' is a natural phenomenon where underground [[water]] is heated by [[geothermal]] energy and then flows out through the surface of the [[earth]].  Many places that have hot springs have been developed as [[spa]]s or [[resort]]s.
 
A '''hot spring''' is a natural phenomenon where underground [[water]] is heated by [[geothermal]] energy and then flows out through the surface of the [[earth]].  Many places that have hot springs have been developed as [[spa]]s or [[resort]]s.
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==External Links==
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*[http://mfile.akamai.com/27176/wmv/nationalpark.download.akamai.com/27176/prod/yell/photosmultimedia/video/insideyell/wmvs/256/0017c_geyser_vs_hotspring_256.asx How Do You Tell a Geyser from a Hot Spring?], Videos © 2007 Yellowstone Association  
 
*[http://mfile.akamai.com/27176/wmv/nationalpark.download.akamai.com/27176/prod/yell/photosmultimedia/video/insideyell/wmvs/256/0017c_geyser_vs_hotspring_256.asx How Do You Tell a Geyser from a Hot Spring?], Videos © 2007 Yellowstone Association  
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[[category:geology]]
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[[Category:Geology]]
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