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How many people does it take to screw in an ACORK?

How many people does it take to screw in an ACORK?

Over the last few days, the tool pushers, drill operators, engineers and scientists have worked around the clock to drill…

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16
Sep 2010
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What to do with water pressed from a core

What to do with water pressed from a core

Over the past few days we have explored first-hand how different fields of science can be used to help us…

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13
Sep 2010
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Gumby-like survival suits!

Gumby-like survival suits!

We had an abandon ship drill this morning to find our muster stations, or lifeboats. We had to arrive at…

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10
Sep 2010
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Dust, winds and atmospheric records

Dust, winds and atmospheric records

We met for dinner in town tonight and had our first Science Cafe. This is a great idea where it…

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09
Sep 2010
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Hydraulic thrusters and acoustic beacons

09
Sep 2010
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