Science on board – News from Core 24R: we passed from middle to early Miocene!
We are still heading to our basement target (hard magmatic rocks) but passing through the sediments that are becoming older…
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Science on board – Exp 367 meets Exp 368: difficult but not impossible.
One thing that maybe I have not stressed yet is that Exp 367 is the first part of a 4…
Behind the Science – Adam’s chronicle: searching for the reentry cone
JOIDES Resolution is on the site for Hole U1499B. We want to reach the basement but we know from Hole U1499A…
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Behind the Science – Adam’s chronicle: searching for the reentry cone
JOIDES Resolution is on the site for Hole U1499B. We want to reach the basement but we know from Hole…
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Behind the Science – Sometimes is coring and sometimes is “casing”
We don’t always drill the seafloor to core. Sometimes before we core we need to do another process called casing….
Behind the Science – The JR's favorite activity: Tripping pipes
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Behind the Science – The JR’s favorite activity: Tripping pipes
One of the main activities on the ship is connecting large pipes that fit together that extend to the sea…
Science on board/Education – Styrofoam cups into the deep ocean
Yesterday on the JOIDES Resolution we sent into the deep ocean the Sub Sea Video Camera. Together with the camera,…
Behind the Science – Adam's chronicle: why we did not core yesterday
Chit Chat with a Sedimentologist: getting crazy for …
Caroline….. To see more about Caroline’s research watch “My research in one minute” video.