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I’ve been out and about for outreach! ### Teacher Day and NASA Night It’s so great to see how many people are excited about polar science. I got a chance to meet hundreds interested teachers at Aquarium of the Pacific’s Teacher Day. I can’t wait to see all of the great ideas their students want to [

More About Megan Our Microbiologist You've already met team member Megan Krusor in the journal titled "Meeting a Microbiologist", but here she is in her own words! I don’t remember not being interested in science and nature. I was scolded by my fourth-grade teacher for disbelieving him when he

Our Food Just like the varied and interesting members of G-063, our food has traveled a long, long way to get here to Lake Joyce. It either flew here on the C-17 as well, or was transported on the once yearly ship that comes to McMurdo Station. From there, it would have sat frozen until delivered

Crosswind Elementary Students: * Yvonne Anderson in 3rd grade * Kiana Lindahl in 3rd grade * Tyler and Cade Yearwood in 4th grade * Shaun Bowlin in 4th grade * James Wang in 3rd grade * Lauren Rubinstein in 5th grade * Chris Phebus in 6th grade * Seay Family with 1st and 3rd graders * Erin Fletcher

This journal brought to you by... * Mr. Brent Angelo’s 4th grade students at Chillicothe Elementary in Chillicothe, Illinois * Ms. Pickering’s 4th grade students at Visitation Catholic School in Kewanee, Illinois * Mrs. Kelly Richards 1st grade students at St. Louis School in Princeton, Illinois *

While our MAIN goal for the field season is to learn more about the effects of sedimentation on microbial mat shapes, there are many other questions that we are collecting data for, and many unanswered questions. Our day today illustrates some of these other questions, so I'll tell you about it. We

In a recent batch of questions from my students, it seems that many people are wondering more about our daily routine, so I thought I'd share with you a typical day here at Lake Joyce! We wake up in the morning around 7:30. I can hear alarms on phones chirping from various tents. Getting dressed