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Peter Clift

Party on dude!

Party on dude!

Hump day is now past but not before we had the chance for a little dance party to commemorate the…

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04
May 2015
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Stuck

Stuck

“We are stuck” are the words that nobody on a scientific drilling expedition ever wants to hear but this is…

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03
May 2015
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Radiolarian Man

Radiolarian Man

Today we are waiting for coring to resume after changing the bit so I have the opportunity to introduce you…

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02
May 2015
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Coffee Master

Coffee Master

No day on the ship can be completed by mere mortals without a decent cup of coffee to give strength…

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01
May 2015
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Congratulations Lisa!

Congratulations Lisa!

Today was a very special one on our expedition because we received news that our paleomagnetic expert Lisa Tauxe, who…

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30
Apr 2015
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Breakfast of Champions

Breakfast of Champions

A vigorous day of action in the core lab requires proper nutrition and what better place to find it than…

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28
Apr 2015
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Marking time

Marking time

One thing all geologists want to know is the age of the rock they are looking at and the most…

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27
Apr 2015
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Geophysical Correlations

Geophysical Correlations

We are now drilling at deeper than 700 m below the seafloor but in the upper part of the section…

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26
Apr 2015
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Measuring the reversals

Measuring the reversals

Today we continue to penetrate deep into the section and have reached rocks of around 8 million years age. Critical…

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25
Apr 2015
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Back in Business

Back in Business

We are now back in the coring business after a rapid change of bit and re-drilling of the sediment column…

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24
Apr 2015
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