We Finally Have CORE! Now What?!
This entry is written by Debbie Thomas, co-chief scientist of Expedition 378. It comes from her Expedition 378 Odyssey blog,…
Preparing to Drill!
This entry is written by Debbie Thomas, co-chief scientist of Expedition 378. It comes from her Expedition 378 Odyssey blog,…
Rockin’ and Rollin’
This entry is written by Debbie Thomas, co-chief scientist of Expedition 378. It comes from her Expedition 378 Odyssey blog,…
All Aboard!
This entry is written by Debbie Thomas, co-chief scientist of Expedition 378. It comes from her Expedition 378 Odyssey blog,…
Co-Chief Scientist Karsten Gohl’s Weekly Letters
Co-Chief Karsten’s German Weekly Letter 1 Co-Chief Karsten’s German Weekly Letter 2 Co-Chief Karsten’s German Weekly Letter 3 Co-Chief Karsten’s…
#AntarcticLog Science Comics for Expedition #379
#AntarcticLog is dedicated to science stories and research about climate change from pole to pole and around the world. Read…
End Of Cruise And Farewell!
After a night of quiet introspection on the JR the time has finally come. Tobias, Joanne, Dan and your blogger…
Return to San Diego
The JR is heading towards San Diego and arrives Friday late afternoon. The sun is setting behind Cabrillo Point, and…
Leaving Guaymas Basin
Since Sunday midnight, the JR is underway on her return voyage from Guaymas Basin to San Diego. For the first…
Last Core on Deck!
After an Expedition total of 755 cores, and a total of 4751.8 meters cored and 4171.4 meters recovered [88% recovery!],…