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We Made It!

We Made It!

   We have arrived at our second drilling location. How do we know? It is easy, just look at the…

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Oct 2010
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I Have a Question!

I Have a Question!

Me! Me! Call on me! The scientists held a meeting at midnight to discuss the data that was collected from…

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30
Oct 2010
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Midnight Science Meeting

Midnight Science Meeting

Last evening at midnight, all of the scientists held a meeting where each group reported on their findings up to…

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30
Oct 2010
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The JOIDES Resolution is Moving Again

The JOIDES Resolution is Moving Again

JR here! We have begun to move again. The seas look great, the sky is clear, and the wind is…

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28
Oct 2010
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We're Moving Again!

28
Oct 2010
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Not Me!!

Not Me!!

No, not me! What is this blue line on me? The ship has some scientists on board who specialize in…

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27
Oct 2010
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The Thin Blue Line

The Thin Blue Line

One of our petrologists, in this case Christopher Smith-Duque, must assemble the broken pieces of rock within the core in…

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27
Oct 2010
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Getting Close to the Cores

Getting Close to the Cores

The rock cores are coming! Most of the cores that have been brought up from the seafloor so far have…

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26
Oct 2010
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A Better Look at the Cores

A Better Look at the Cores

The rock cores from hole U1365E are now being brought up to the core deck from the refrigerated room below….

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26
Oct 2010
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Drilling into Rock

Drilling into Rock

Hey! I want to help too! The first cores containing rock, rather than soft sediments, was brought up on the…

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25
Oct 2010
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