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Our scientist is Bridget Mathews. She is a glaciologist. As a glaciologist she studies ice formations and glaciers. Whoever is in this group feel free to add information about glaciologists, only if your in this group.

Camille- what work have you done in Antarctica? Maddie-A brief biography of your life of an explorer/scientist Hayden-what are advantages and disadvantages of your role? Liam-how are you a model of stewardship? Kaete-Choose one aspect of Antarctic life

The beginning of the show: Liam: Hello and welcome to celebrity news. Today we have the glaciologist Bridget Mathews! Bridget has been to most snow contrties and contennants including Antarctica and she is going to give us an interveiw on that.

What work have you done in Antarctica?

 It is so important for glaciologists or any scientests to get ice samples because Antarctic glaciers can tell us about the Earth's atmosphere hundreds of thousands of years ago. some of the clothes that are essential to wear are things like: >
 * water proof jacket wich was supplied by Mountain travel sobek.
 * thick ski gloves are useful so your hands dont go numb. also you can move your fingers in them so you can work.
 * rubber boots
 * water proof light weight pants that are supplied at moutain traves sobek
 * socks

A brief biography of my life.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of your role

How are you a model of stewardship

Choose 1 aspect of Antarctic life for a detailed report (I choose nature)

Maddie: First i realy want to know how long did it take you to get to Antarctica from England? Me: Actually 22 days and the ship may look big but all the big rooms were taken up by equitment so the rooms that we used were tiny!

Maddie: What was your favorite aspect of Antarctica Me: Nature definitely nature.

Maddie: Care to elaborate? Me: Well I remember the first time I saw Antarctica, how could I forget. It was 30 degrees below 0 and the ship had finally broken through the big ice. I walked outside and looked out. There are no words on earth to describe how amazingly beautiful Antarctica is. Antarctica, the only untouched place in the world and we were there! White, silver, glittery ice covered the land and soft, fluffy snow everywhere. Penguins and seals playing and sliding around. It was, I will never forget it. So much ice.

Me: Maddie: What was your favourite ice being a glaciologist and all? I took a lot of interest in the pancake ice. Pancake ice is small, thin circles of ice and compared to the rest of the thick ice it was quite amusing when i looked down and saw it

Maddie: What did you really want to see once you were off the ship? Me: We got off the ship and headed to the Mauson station. Before i came i did research and found interest in the fact that 2% of Antarctica was barren rock and the rest was ice so i went and found that rock part and it may not sound it but it was quite interesting to thing the coldest place on the earth has rock!

Maddie how thick was the thickest ice? Me: Some of the ice was even 4.5km deep!

The **//James Clark Ross//** ship from creative comments

5 questions that we ask-

1. What are three main things you have learnt about the snow and ice in Antarctica?

2 . If you were a scientist what would a disadvantage and advantage be?

3. Which camp did Bridget Mathews stay at?

4. What sort of scientist is Bridget Mathews?

5. What did Bridget Mathews use to get an ice sample?

Our presentation ideas: We are on a TV show where we are all someones TV host and all of us are also Bridget Mathews. Maddi is Camille's TV host, Camille is Kaete's,Kaete is Hayden's,Hayden is Liam's and Liam is Maddie's. Kaete is presenting a slide show to do with nature just like pictures. Maddie will hand out pictures of pretend England that will be her house and use them as childhood. Camille movie maker on what work. Hayden good and bad poster. Liam background music.

Penguins are cute, The ice is cold and Minerals you will find down below

Imagine working in one of the coldest, driest, most remote parts of the world like Antarctica or Greenland, studying ice formations and glaciers? Glaciologists are ice experts involved in the scientific study of glaciers and their effects on the landscape and our climate. From the great ice age to the sinking of the Titanic, which hit an iceberg in 1912, scientists' fascination with ice has grown into a career focused on that cold substance we like to put in lemonade on a hot day. ||
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 * A brief biography of your life as an explorer/scientist. You might like to include the selection criteria for employees in Antarctica( based on a real person or made up)
 * What work have you done in Antarctica?
 * What are the advantages and disadvantages of your role?
 * How are you a model of stewardship?
 * Choose one aspect of Antarctic life (living conditions, nature or climate) to give a detailed insight to your audience.
 * Develop four questions that you could ask your audience about your work as an explorer