Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 05/06/2011 - 12:52
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Glacial Movement and Seismicity

We think Jens and Arla are talking. We believe Mr. Lampert is concerned for Jens and Arla because the glacier gummy bear monster may be running around and chasing them. What you are hearing Mr. Lampert is the gummy bear monster's stomach growling. Will you SAVE them???? PLEASE!

Our Questions

Clara: What kind of crystals do you find in the rocks?

Caleb: Have you seen any more cool rocks? Can you bring one back for our class?

Peyton: Why do you sleep so close to the shower?

Syd: Did the gummy bears have babies?

Lexi: Is it hard being in a cave for a long time? Do you get scared? Do you sleep with a night light?

Diego: Is ice still forming in the glacier?

Alyiah: Are there more rocks or ice in the glacier?

Stay away from the gummy bear monster, Mr. Lampert. We don't want you getting eaten alive!

Sat, 05/07/2011 - 08:33

Michael Lampert

You guys are great, No, there is something more important than gummy bear monsters in the tunnel, ....Clara, there are garnets in the rocks and mica, today I will get some pictures, hopefully on monday you can see, the rocks are formed millions of years ago when they were down deep in the earth and hot, they folded and blended together, kind of like making cookie dough... if you have different ingredients the rocks come out differently... especially if you cook them under high pressure.
Caleb... Yes, I will bring back some garnet.
Peyton,... there is only one shower, it needs hot water, so does the kitchen so it is close together.
Syd... nope. Jens and Arla are cousins...
Lexi... very creepy to be in the tunnel by yourself. It is dark and wet and cold.. and weird noises. no night light..
Diego.. great question.. the ice is constantly being formed. it is like goo down at the bottom
Alyiah... yes, lots of rocks coming out of the glacier all the time.
no gummy bear monsters... although the ice is kind of like a gooey monster... if you stay too long in the ice cave it would encase you.