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A Bit of Disappointment

A Bit of Disappointment

What’s the story? When we entered the Hole U1383B with the 14.75-inch bit, Charlie, the driller, found cement extending up…

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21
Oct 2011
By Adam KlausUncategorizedLeave a comment
Animals on the JR?

Animals on the JR?

Who knew that there were so many animals onboard with us? Not real animals, of course, but machines and tools…

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05
Oct 2011
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Retrieving the CORK

Retrieving the CORK

Hole 395A was first drilled in 1975, and on Friday, we successfully retrieved the CORK observatory that was installed in…

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24
Sep 2011
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Intro to seafloor drilling

Intro to seafloor drilling

Seafloor drilling is quite a technological feat, as I can now attest from first hand experience.  In today’s blog, I…

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23
Dec 2010
By Jason SylvanUncategorizedLeave a comment
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