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GETTING SALTY IN THE MEDITERRANEAN

GETTING SALTY IN THE MEDITERRANEAN

Expedition 401 is headed its way to its first drilling site off the coast of Portugal. During the 5-day transit…

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17
Dec 2023
By Kellan MossClimate Change, Geological timeLeave a comment
Heike Zimmermann: Expedition 400 Paleoecologist

Heike Zimmermann: Expedition 400 Paleoecologist

While the JOIDES Resolution makes its way back to Reykjavík through some rocking seas, the ship’s scientists have a bit…

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09
Oct 2023
By Beth DoyleClimate Change, Education, Expeditions, Geological time, History of Earth, STEM CareersLeave a comment
Election results from the Expedition 397 “What’s your favorite ocean?” survey

Election results from the Expedition 397 “What’s your favorite ocean?” survey

One day at lunch a handful of us were discussing the world’s oceans, as often happens, and the conversation turned…

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08
Nov 2022
By Amy MayerExpeditions, Geological time, History of Earth, Life at SeaLeave a comment
Let’s do that again – but faster!

Let’s do that again – but faster!

Expedition 397 has arrived at the second site, which in IODP lore is officially called U1587. From the deck of…

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03
Nov 2022
By Amy MayerClimate Change, Drilling, Expeditions, Geochemistry, Geological time, Microfossils, Paleomagnetism, Sedimentology, Ship's LogLeave a comment

Why did I become a scientist?

I guess that is a question that is asked a great deal to me.  My first thought is what an…

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06
Jul 2022
By Stephen PekarClimate Change, Education, Geological timeLeave a comment

Looking Back to our Future: how Expedition 393 scientists are working to understand climate change

We will be “Looking Back to Our Future” One of the three major objectives of Expedition 393 is to develop…

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26
Jun 2022
By Stephen PekarClimate Change, Dinosaurs, Education, Geological time, Mass ExtinctionLeave a comment

The Transect (Video)

Why are Expeditions 390 & 393 on a transect of the South Atlantic Ocean? Find out in this sixth video…

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04
May 2022
By MGarnsworthyClimate Change, Education, Geochemistry, Geological time, History of Earth, Microbes, petrology, Plate Tectonics, VolcanoesLeave a comment

Transit – 390C Core Description Part 1 (Video)

On Expedition 390, we’re still transiting to our first drill site. It’s a long transit of 8 days. Normally, we…

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19
Apr 2022
By MGarnsworthyDrilling, Geological time, History of Earth, Microfossils, Plate Tectonics, VolcanoesLeave a comment
Dada TV

Dada TV

When it comes to geologic time, I am as dense as the 70-plus-million-year-old basalt we just recovered on the Agulhas…

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04
Apr 2022
By Maryalice YakutchikDrilling, Expeditions, Geological time, Mass Extinction, Microfossils, Ship's Log1 Comment
Oh Fudge!

Oh Fudge!

I like visiting the nook on the far side of the core lab where paleomagnetist Courtney Sprain hangs out. She’s…

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22
Mar 2022
By Maryalice YakutchikGeological time, Paleomagnetism1 Comment
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