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Hands-on Ways to Visualize the Earth’s Layers

08
Jan 2011
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Seamount Lasagna

Seamount Lasagna

The inside of a seamount is not the same from top to bottom. If it was the same, there would…

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07
Jan 2011
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Why Sedimentology Rules!

Why Sedimentology Rules!

Meet David Buchs, one of the geologists onboard the JOIDES Resolution, and find out how sedimentary rock can tell him…

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05
Jan 2011
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Be prepared for the unexpected

Be prepared for the unexpected

Seafloor drilling is a technologically challenging task, and sometimes things don’t go as planned.  We have now twice run into…

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05
Jan 2011
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Learn About Seafloor Spreading with Real Ocean Drilling Data

Learn About Seafloor Spreading with Real Ocean Drilling Data

In the last “Educator Ideas” blog, I shared an activity that showed students what it looks like when an ocean…

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04
Jan 2011
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Blowing Up Drill Pipe

Blowing Up Drill Pipe

Drilling two thousand meters below sea level into hard rock from a ship is not something you do on a…

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02
Jan 2011
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Let's take a look through the moon pool.

01
Jan 2011
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Let’s take a look through the moon pool.

Let’s take a look through the moon pool.

Did you realise that we have a big hole in the bottom of our boat? Its hard to imagine that…

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01
Jan 2011
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Inductively Coupled What?!?

Inductively Coupled What?!?

Here you’ll learn what the heck the subject of that picture is, and why it’s important to IODP Expedition 330. …

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01
Jan 2011
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Why Starting a Relationship with a Hotspot is Going to be Complicated

Why Starting a Relationship with a Hotspot is Going to be Complicated

Hotspots are like the strong, silent type. On the surface it is obvious they are very powerful, but it is…

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01
Jan 2011
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