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    April 2011

    We’ve Made it Past the 920-Meter Mark!

    We’ve Made it Past the 920-Meter Mark!

    There’s a beautiful view outside my window this morning. From the curator’s office where I work, I can see the…

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    One of Kraken’s tentacles?

    One of Kraken’s tentacles?

    Earlier this morning, a friend of mine wrote on facebook that this object resembles a Kraken’s tentacle. Another one thought…

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    Apr 2011
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    Inquiring Minds Want to Know: A Student Asks How We Drill

    Inquiring Minds Want to Know: A Student Asks How We Drill

    Several weeks before Expedition 335 began, a student named Devon read about our upcoming expedition in an online article while…

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    Apr 2011
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    A Fierce Visitor Stops for Lunch

    A Fierce Visitor Stops for Lunch

    A few days ago, this fierce looking fellow stopped for a brief respite on the JR before continuing on his…

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    Apr 2011
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    Ocean crust cored since 1974

    Ocean crust cored since 1974

    This graph shows the total number of boreholes that were drilled and cored deeper than 100 meters in oceanic crust…

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    Apr 2011
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    Ratatouille, and Burgers, and Flan, Oh My!

    Ratatouille, and Burgers, and Flan, Oh My!

    All hail the Camp Boss – and all his talented crew who keep everyone on board fed so well from…

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    Apr 2011
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    The famous 1256D Panama hat

    The famous 1256D Panama hat

    Here’s Damon Teagle, co-chief of Expedition 335. He was also co-chief of ODP Leg 206, and IODP Expedition 309, two…

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    Apr 2011
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    How Deep Can We Go?

    How Deep Can We Go?

    Okay, so here we are, back at a scientific drill hole that’s already pretty deep — 1.5 kilometers below the…

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    Apr 2011
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    Waiting for action in the lab

    Waiting for action in the lab

    Beautiful Saturday morning, the sun was already hot at 8 am. The scientific party must still be patient… We are…

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    Apr 2011
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    Taking Time to Enjoy the Moment

    Taking Time to Enjoy the Moment

    With seas this calm, we get some pretty spectacular sunrises and sunsets.

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    Apr 2011
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