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What does it mean?

What does it mean?

In school, students learn the basic facts of plate tectonics. They usually can tell you that there are something called plates…

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Mar 2011
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Moment of silence to support our Japanese colleagues

21
Mar 2011
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Getting to know you

Getting to know you

The beginning days of a 30-day expedition are quite an adventure. 123 people. 57 are the science and laboratory staff. 66 in ship’s…

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Mar 2011
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Geological setting of Costa Rica

Geological setting of Costa Rica

Costa Rica is on the Caribbean tectonic plate. To the west is the Cocos tectonic plate. The Cocos plate is moving…

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Mar 2011
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How do we know?

How do we know?

We are at the first station and the research has begun. We are close to shore, about 10 miles from the…

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18
Mar 2011
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Sailing to First Site

Sailing to First Site

Last night the lines were tossed and JR is now on the way to our first site.  Sailing in darkness,…

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17
Mar 2011
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Where is the CRISP expedition leaving from?

15
Mar 2011
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Four Essential Questions

14
Mar 2011
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Counting down the days for CRISP to begin

07
Mar 2011
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