Alex Schmidt, Washington State
Most of the other students arrived today. The American students did inventory of our equipment this morning. Then greeted the other students all afternoon. This morning Dana and I went for a walk along the river. We found a block of ice. We fished it out and took pictures of it. Then this afternoon we went for lunch and then we waited and greeted all the students. It was fun. We even found some by surprise…Shelly was suppose to find them first and it was by surprise because we found them before she did even though we left after her. Later on we had dinner with everyone except a couple who haven’t arrived yet. We also learned how to say hi in Greenlantic, “Haluu”.
Pictures from today
Kunuk Gundel, Illulissat, Greenland
Hey my name is Kunuk Gundel. I am 27 years old, born and raised in Ilulissat (Jakobshavn) In 2008 I became a carpenter and since then I´ve been working as a carpenter. I just started Aasiaat gymnasium, and just finished my first year. My dream is to become an arctic engineer. The first day is very fun, meet new people, nice people. Excited about tomorrow…
Vocabulary
We learned how to say hi in Greenlandic, Haluu.
Tomorrow
Tomorrow the students learn how special and general relativity are an important part of GPSA Global Positioning System (GPS) is a satellite-based navigation system used to track the location or position of objects on the Earth’s surface. systems and then they will do a Geocaching activity. They will also create their own geocaches for the students to find next year.
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