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Not all [hotspots] who wander are lost (Exp391 Science Objectives, Part 2)
This post was written by Maya and edited by JR scientist Kevin Gaastra. Kevin is a fifth year PhD student…
Sixty Days at Sea: Day 1 – Boarding the Ship
This post was written by JR scientist Ethan Petrou. Ethan is currently in the fourth year of his PhD program…
HOTSPOT WHODUNNIT (EXP391 Science Objectives, Part 1)
If you’ve spent any time looking at satellite images of Earth (for example, Google Maps), you probably noticed that the…
Relics of Climate Change Past May Help the Present
56 million years ago, as Greenland began to split away from Europe, huge flows of lava built up in what…
Lighthouse Beacons of Home
This blog is written by Expedition 396 scientist Irina Filina. Filina is a geophysicist and assistant professor at the University…
Digging for Diatoms
Take a deep breath. Do you know where that air came from? Yes, some of that oxygen was produced by…
Postcards from the Field
A message from the Ship has been shared by AGU’s Postcards from the Field. Read on to hear about Expedition…
In Search of Dinos
56 million years ago, Earth was a very different world. Most of Earth was covered in dense forests and all…
Sailing through Quarantine
While Expedition 396 hasn’t yet set sail, the science party is already hard at work. Having navigated international travel during…
Core On Desk
The arrival of a new core on the rig floor of the JOIDES Resolution is usually announced by a loud…