Expedition 395 is a Wrap; The Discoveries are Just Beginning!
Expedition 395 began in Ponta Delgada, Portugal on the 12th of June 2023 and will finish in Reykjavik, Iceland on…
A Brand New Mystery
Core from the seafloor is priceless, it is like a time machine in a plastic tube. Every time a section…
Expedition 395 is (Finally) Beginning
There is so much about this expedition that is amazing. Originally submitted as a proposal in 2004, Expedition 395 has…
One week at sea and we’re out of bananas
“It’s been three days since I was outside…” I hear as a group whooshes by my desk. My office is…
Forget faster, let’s go deeper!
A white board in the core lab provides a quick reference to the depth the most recent cores came from….
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…
The Transect (Video)
Why are Expeditions 390 & 393 on a transect of the South Atlantic Ocean? Find out in this sixth video…
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…
150,000 Pounds of Stuck
I celebrated the New Year 2022 by accepting a multi-day meditation challenge called Getting Unstuck. Six weeks later, here I…
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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…