Put it on my tab.

Put the one there.

Put the box on the table.

Put the keystone on the table.

Put this on.

I'm putting it on the top step.

The baby might pick the red block firstà   put that on the ground.

Five times six is thirty.

So we stopped the ship, as you do.

Let's take ice because ice is easier to move

It's implanted with very conventional techniques.

It's the ANDRlLL project.

So that's twenty plus one hundred.

A little more ice like color.

You notice that each tray holds the exact same amount of water, but has a different number of ice cubes that it makes.

And some of the ice is over 100,000 years old.

So this is the Russians working on the ice in the peak of the Siberian winter.

When you're in it, you're like a rat in a maze you can't even see over the top.

It can only get there if it's carried out by ice.

Except for the fact that there are unbalanced forces acting on them to stop them

Today we need the servers to be installed

Well, we wrote the 2 there, but we put the 1 up here, right?

But what's important in this picture is that you have a piece of multi year ice, that big chunk of ice up in the corner.

Okay. This is Camp One.

To iceladen slings, To a chariot birds bring.

He slipped on the ice.

There is a custom made computer that tells the camera when to fire.

Let go of the painting and put it on the ground.

This is a view of base camp.

Because it's partly floating, you can imagine, is sea level rises a little bit, the ice lifts off the bed, and then it can break off and float north.

That's like the difference between an ice cube floating in a glass of water, which when it melts doesn't raise the level of water in the glass, and a cube that's sitting atop a stack of ice cubes

Ten years ago was a seminal trip, where we explored that big iceberg, B 15, the largest iceberg in history, that broke off the Ross Ice Shelf.

And these cameras are positioned on rocks on the sides of the glaciers, and they look in on the glacier from permanent, bedrock positions, and they watch the evolution of the landscape.

You can also serve from the kitchen then bring them to the table.

And so we get c2 is equal to 5 2.

They actually have these buses that drive up and over the lateral moraine and drop people off on the surface of the glacier.

He placed the book on the shelf.

He put the book on the shelf.

As you see, it expands to the dark blue that's the annual ice in winter, and it contracts in summer.

He made a house on the ice.

9 9 it turns out is 18.

There's only one spot left, and that's for the drinks.

This water is colder than the surrounding sea water, and the temperature variation creates thermal currents in the vicinity of the iceberg.

You bring the crosses from your community, in this wonderful fusion of Christian and pre Columbian ideas.

And there's a volcano behind, which has glaciers at the very top.