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Coring the Basalt

Coring the Basalt

   The first core of basement rock was brought on deck yesterday! There was a lot of anticipation, as we…

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25
Oct 2010
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Still Drilling!

Still Drilling!

JR here reporting on today’s plan! The crew is still drilling into the basalt that makes up the hard rock…

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24
Oct 2010
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Day 11

Day 11

Good morning! We started off day 11 at sea with a nice sunrise. The weather is breezy and cool and…

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24
Oct 2010
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Ocean Life Comes in All Sizes!

Ocean Life Comes in All Sizes!

Now this is the life! Fresh air, wind in your hair, and a great view of the ocean. Last evening…

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24
Oct 2010
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Ocean Life – Large and Small!

Ocean Life – Large and Small!

I know that the focus of Expedition 329 is microbial life in the ocean sediments but apparently the larger organisms…

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24
Oct 2010
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Drilling

Drilling

Hi! Today we will talk about the types of coring that can be done. For the past few days, the…

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23
Oct 2010
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Drilling Basalt

Drilling Basalt

The weather today is starting off better than yesterday; there are stratocumulus clouds across the sky with some patches of…

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22
Oct 2010
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Rain Rain Go Away!

Rain Rain Go Away!

Here I am trying to stay dry as it was raining when I got up this morning. It looks like…

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22
Oct 2010
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Sort of a Dreary Day

Sort of a Dreary Day

We woke up to a rainy day today but the drilling continues rain or shine. The crew is currently drilling…

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21
Oct 2010
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The Scientists Are Very Busy!

The Scientists Are Very Busy!

Brrrrrr….. It’s cold in here! I’m in the refridgerator room way down in the ship with the scientists who are…

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21
Oct 2010
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