2 comments KANGERLUSSUAQ, GREENLAND– As discussed in my last dispatch, Lisa and I got up to the Greenland Ice Sheet, tagging along with a group of glaciologists on a rock-hunting expedition.
In this video dispatch, I give a quick update from atop the second largest ice sheet in the world.
Mary Miller is a science writer, Webcast producer and host, and project director for Ice Stories at the Exploratorium. She has a bachelor's degree in biology and marine studies, and a master's certificate in Science Communication from the University of California, Santa Cruz, where she also teaches a Web media course in the graduate science-writing program. In 2001, Mary led a team of museum educators, media producers, and Webcasters to Antarctica, where she spent Christmas at the South Pole, dove under the ice in McMurdo Sound, and spent time with penguins and in Shackleton's hut at Cape Royds. In 2008, she'll be on a Greenland expedition in July, and will return to McMurdo Station in Antarctica in December.
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Mommy I miss you and i liked the video of you, you look good. I just wanted to know, when are you comming home I love you
Hello Christopher!
I’m working hard here in Greenland, I miss you too.
I have another two weeks up here in the Arctic then I’ll be heading home. Keep looking on the website
for more news about science and wildlife up here at the top of the world.
(Mommy) Mary