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Paleomagnetism for Rookies-Part one

Paleomagnetism for Rookies-Part one

Everybody knows that Earth has magnetic properties and has seen a compass needle moving towards the north. It’s due to…

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27
Jan 2018
By Agnes PointuClimate Change, Education, PaleomagnetismLeave a comment

The night has disappeared!!

I am on the midnight to noon shift so every day, I start my work at midnight. And, yeah, it’s…

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24
Jan 2018
By Agnes PointuEducation, Expeditions, Life at SeaLeave a comment
What will happen to sea level when this huge iceberg melts?

What will happen to sea level when this huge iceberg melts?

  ……………nothing!! You can try to use a very simple analogic model to understand. Let’s take few ice cubes (they…

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23
Jan 2018
By Agnes PointuClimate Change, Education, Geological time, Scientific OutreachLeave a comment
Episode 1: Reaching the mid-Miocene

Episode 1: Reaching the mid-Miocene

  Episode 1: Reaching the mid-Miocene Drilling at the first site is complete. Scientists looked at cores that revealed the presence of…

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22
Jan 2018
By Kim KennyClimate Change, Drilling, Expeditions, PaleontologyLeave a comment
Ship tour with David Harwood

Ship tour with David Harwood

Diatom specialist and experienced Antarctic scientist David Harwood gives a 5min tour of the JOIDES Resolution, from the bridge to…

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22
Jan 2018
By Kim KennyClimate Change, Drilling, Expeditions, Just for Kids, Life at Sea, PaleontologyLeave a comment
Fulbright student Imogen Browne

Fulbright student Imogen Browne

Imogen Browne is a Fulbright student from New Zealand doing her Ph.D. in marine science at the University of South…

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21
Jan 2018
By Kim KennyClimate Change, Drilling, Education, Expeditions, Geological time, History of Earth, Life at Sea, Scientific OutreachLeave a comment
The Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration

The Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration

Our expedition to the Ross Sea echoes the journeys of Antarctic explorers more than a century before us. This very…

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21
Jan 2018
By Kim KennyEducation, History of Earth, Life at SeaLeave a comment
The complex interactions between ice and oceans

The complex interactions between ice and oceans

The Antarctic Circumpolar Current (ACC) is the worlds largest ocean current, and the only current that flows completely around the…

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19
Jan 2018
By Agnes PointuClimate Change, Expeditions, History of Earth, Scientific OutreachLeave a comment
Life onboard our polar expedition

Life onboard our polar expedition

Much has happened in our 8 day transit from New Zealand to Antarctica. We learned about each other’s science and…

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16
Jan 2018
By Kim KennyClimate Change, Drilling, Expeditions, Geochemistry, Life at SeaLeave a comment
Previous scientific expeditions in the Ross Sea (from DSP to Expedition 374)

Previous scientific expeditions in the Ross Sea (from DSP to Expedition 374)

In 2006-2007, the multinational ANtarctic geological DRILLing (ANDRILL) brought together a team of over 200 scientists, drillers, and technicians. They…

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14
Jan 2018
By Agnes PointuDrilling, Expeditions, Geological time, History of EarthLeave a comment
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