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EXP-355: Thrusters Up! On the way to Mumbai, India

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The JR and #EXP393 story was shared on the blog if @geoscienceinfo. Check it out: geoscienceinfo.com/scientific… #NSFfunded #collab #scienceed pic.twitter.com/xGpFdVc9BO

About 6 hours ago

This container is lined with mu-metal magnetic shielding foil: it maintains the natural magnetic field of core samples when they are dried in an oven. Designed and built by a lab technician onboard. #EXP393 📸Tessa Peixoto/ IODP . . #NSFfunded #problemsolving #geosciences pic.twitter.com/mce902UqPl

About 6 hours ago

Its name is not apt for what it does but this is called an oil saver. It plugs the top of the drill line so that no fluid would come flowing back out of the borehole. 📸Tessa Peixoto/ IODP #EXP393 #NSFfunded #ScientificOceanDrilling pic.twitter.com/wlAZ2d2uFJ

About 9 hours ago

Every side is the best side for the core sample.The DMT scanner has rollers that rotate the core as the camera photographs all sides. #EXP393 🎥Tessa Peixoto/ IODP #NSFfunded #science #photography pic.twitter.com/HrZ2fxE9Jk

After 45 years of use the mud pump is still going strong! While drilling we pump mud into the borehole so that cuttings are swept out of the hole so they don’t jam up the bit. #EXP393 📸 Tessa Peixoto/ IODP . . #NSFfunded #engineering #science pic.twitter.com/J5tkWKwSXg

What a beauty! The core liner is mostly full of hard rock and that means our petrologists are happy for more samples to study. #EXP393 📸Tessa Peixoto/ IODP . . #NSFfunded #rocks #ScientificOceanDrilling pic.twitter.com/cWvDTCMyrw

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