Educators at the Core of Interpreting Science
The study of ocean sediment cores has been going on for over 50 years. The layers of mud, sand, and…
Searching for the K-PG Boundary
Day 1 of the Ocean Core Teacher Researcher and Curriculum eXperience (TRACX) programm was not like anything I would have…
Using WRMSL Sensors to Unlock Hess Deep’s Secrets
Today was an exciting start for our team under the mentorship of Dr. Jeremy Deans. We officially began working with…
Land Ho!
By Kenzi Lamb Land ho! Our time onboard is coming to an end. As we look forward to exploring the…
Day 10 at Sea
Look Up Friday, July 25 – Day 10 at Sea As we near the Galápagos, excitement hums through the ship….
Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone
When we gathered around the lab table in the main deck, some people stood, weathering the ship’s rocking, while others…
Riding the Ring of Fire – OBS/CTD Operations
Hi everyone! I’m currently writing from the research vessel Marcus G. Langseth, along our route from San Diego to the…
Reflecting on One Full Week of “Seas-ing” the Day: The Calm before the Science
by Brandi Williams July 22, 2025 It’s been one week aboard the ship, and we’re steadily heading toward the East…
Enjoying the Journey in Anticipation of Operation OBS/CTD
What is that new sound I hear today and what does it sound like? Erika says it sounds like birds…
A Mind Subjected to The Ocean – SOR [7/20/25]
By Edi Sunday, July 20, 2025 One flying fish. Two flying fish. Three flying fish. Four flying fish. Five flying…