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Breakfast?! Lunch?!… maybe Brunch!!!

Breakfast?! Lunch?!… maybe Brunch!!!

In a previous entry you realized that we have an excellent team of cooks preparing all the meals for us….

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03
Dec 2011
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Expedition 339 Family and Friends Photos – Week 2

Expedition 339 Family and Friends Photos – Week 2

The photos on this site have been contributed by expedition participants and are intended to give you an idea of…

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03
Dec 2011
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Worms…

Worms…

Il n'y a pas que les scientifiques qui sont sous pression sur ce bateau… après plusieurs milliers d'années de tranquillité…

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02
Dec 2011
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Expedition 339

Expedition 339

Estos dias han estado cargados de nervios, emociones, ilusiones, esperando la llegada de la niña tan deseada…  “la contornita de…

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02
Dec 2011
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Expedition 339

Expedition 339

Quisiera aprovechar este Blog, para agradecer al Director e informatico del CP Antonio Osuna (Tres Cantos, Madrid), y en especial a las…

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01
Dec 2011
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Terra à vista!!!

01
Dec 2011
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Team work

Team work

Voici la fine équipe des sédimentologues (description des sédiments) du quart midi-minuit autour d'une carotte du premier site de forage….

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30
Nov 2011
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Trace fossils and faults

Trace fossils and faults

Most of the cores collected at the Site U1385 (SHACK-04) are composed by what the scientists call nannofossil oozes (i.e….

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30
Nov 2011
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What job would you most want to try out on the JR?

29
Nov 2011
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Drilling soft sediments = Hard work at the Core Lab

Drilling soft sediments = Hard work at the Core Lab

As we prepare to leave Site U1385 (SHACK-04) behind the scientists and the technical staff have been working hard to…

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29
Nov 2011
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