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Signs of Life Where You Least Expect It

Signs of Life Where You Least Expect It

Marcus Gutjahr works at the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel, Germany Sediments drilled during any expedition on the…

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02
May 2019
By Marcus GutjahrClimate Change, Drilling, Geochemistry, History of Earth, Iceberg Alley, Microbes, Scientist Profiles, Southern OceanLeave a comment
A Chat with Mo

A Chat with Mo

Each night, around about 2 AM, I look forward to my jaunt with co-Chief Scientist Maureen Raymo into the frigid…

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23
Apr 2019
By MGarnsworthyAntarctica, Climate Change, Expeditions, Geological time, History of Earth, Iceberg Alley, Scientist Profiles, Southern OceanLeave a comment
Not Just a Pebble in Mud

Not Just a Pebble in Mud

A pebble sits in greenish-greyish mud. It’s an unassuming pebble, small, jagged, not much to look at, but it has…

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21
Apr 2019
By MGarnsworthyAntarctica, Climate Change, Drilling, Geological time, History of Earth, Iceberg Alley, Icebergs, Microfossils, Sedimentology, Southern OceanLeave a comment
Collaboration from Pole to Pole

Collaboration from Pole to Pole

One of my favorite activities aboard the JOIDES Resolution is wandering about the core lab, learning from the scientists at…

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13
Apr 2019
By MGarnsworthyAntarctica, Climate Change, Geological time, History of Earth, Iceberg Alley, Paleomagnetism, Sea Level Rise, Southern OceanLeave a comment
Southern Ocean Connection

Southern Ocean Connection

Picture a moment that took your breath away. Can you remember the feeling of straining to view something spectacular? Did…

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09
Apr 2019
By Michelle GuitardAntarctica, Climate Change, Iceberg Alley, Life at Sea, Southern Ocean1 Comment
Remarkable Shades of Grey

Remarkable Shades of Grey

It’s just after midnight, and I have raced upstairs to check in with the science team. What has happened while…

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03
Apr 2019
By MGarnsworthyAntarctica, Biostratigraphy, Climate Change, Drilling, Expeditions, Geological time, History of Earth, Iceberg Alley, Microfossils, Sea Level Rise, Southern Ocean1 Comment
Expedition Iceberg Alley

Expedition Iceberg Alley

Expedition 382 is underway, and we’ll be heading to a part of the Antarctic called “Iceberg Alley.” Where is Iceberg…

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Mar 2019
By MGarnsworthyAntarctica, Climate Change, Expeditions, History of Earth, Iceberg Alley, Icebergs, Sea Level Rise, Southern OceanLeave a comment
What’s the big deal with the Thwaites Glacier?

What’s the big deal with the Thwaites Glacier?

Julia Wellner, one of the Co-Chiefs Scientists for Expedition 379 Amundsen Sea West Antarctic Ice Sheet History, explains the big…

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25
Feb 2019
By N KurtzClimate Change, Education, Scientific OutreachLeave a comment
Meet Our Iceberg Alley Pal!

Meet Our Iceberg Alley Pal!

JOIDES Resolution Expedition 382 “Iceberg Alley & Subantarctic Ice & Ocean Dynamics” is just over 3 weeks away! We’ll collect…

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23
Feb 2019
By MGarnsworthyAntarctica, Climate Change, Education, Expeditions, Iceberg Alley, Iceberg Alley Pal, Just for Kids, Scientific Outreach, Southern Ocean1 Comment
Co-Chief Karsten’s German Weekly Letter 4

Co-Chief Karsten’s German Weekly Letter 4

(blog posted for Karsten Gohl) IODP Expedition 379 ins Amundsenmeer (Westantarktis) mit dem Forschungsbohrschiff JOIDES Resolution Wochenbrief Nr. 4 11.2….

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Feb 2019
By N KurtzClimate ChangeLeave a comment
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