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Who named the Louisville Seamount Trail?

01
Jan 2011
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Why Paleomagnetists Rule!

Why Paleomagnetists Rule!

Meet Nicola Pressling, one of the scientists on board, and find out why paleomagnetists have the coolest job you probably…

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28
Dec 2010
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Seamount Motion in the Ocean

Seamount Motion in the Ocean

Right now, the JOIDES Resolution is drilling on the second oldest seamount in the Louisville Seamount Trail. We would have…

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27
Dec 2010
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Core Describers

Core Describers

Hello. I’m sailing on the Louisville Expedition 330 and I’ll be blogging about what I do, the science onboard the…

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20
Dec 2010
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Goodbye Auckland

Goodbye Auckland

I arrived in Auckland, New Zealand on Monday (12/13) following an overnight flight from San Francisco. The last week has…

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19
Dec 2010
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