I have given you all this background information to introduce you to Antarctica and my research. Now it's your turn to ask questions and learn more about this continent and the research that is conducted here. You can ask any question, not just ones related to my project, and I will provide the answers (if I don't know the answer, I can ask other scientists working on the base with me). Please be patient in receiving an answer on this Web page. My email contact will be sporadic and I may not be able to get back to you right away. To keep it more organized, I'm asking that each classroom rotate each week on questions.

    When it's your week to ask questions, your teacher can work with you to compose up to five questions that she will send to me at one time.You can look on the page below to make sure your questions have not been asked and answered already. Then, I will post your class names, your questions, and my answers by the next week (I hope!).  Thank you for your participation and I look forward to hearing from you!

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Last updated February 21, 2000