Journey to the Center of the Earth
Glowstick Drop
Professor Anderson leads the group through the underground cave. He almost falls down a deep chasm as he tries to assure the group that he's good with directions. He attempts to use a flare to measure the depth of the chasm, but the magnesium rocks cause it to explode. Hannah then gives him a glowstick, and he uses that to determine that the chasm is about 200 feet deep.
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don't worry
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direction is my sixth sense
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it has chili
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it's just like your fieldwork
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hey
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love don't feel worse
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you know studying rocks in a lab Professor
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this is life with that thing
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you owe me one
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who is this
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I can't
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keep out maybe that's decent Vice
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this is great news
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is this might lead us down to an old mine shaft and that could be our way out of here or do you think it is
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give me one of those players
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like this
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and drop it over the edge
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and will you tell me how many seconds pass
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before it stops
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here we go
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32
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yep
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magnesium
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that's running bangs all through these walls
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magnesium is kind of
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flammable isn't it Professor
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yeah
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you can players you can gunpowder matchsticks
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well maybe
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gunpowder and players and such a good idea that I'm here
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thank you
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it's the same principle
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you ready Shawn
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yeah
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go ahead
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321
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two
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almost three
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30 to
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200 feet
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that's no problem
