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Medic, Medic

24
Jan 2013
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Midpoint Shift

23
Jan 2013
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Schools, ships and science

Schools, ships and science

Many of the schools that we are working with have adopted Expedition 345 and are using it throughout their teaching…

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22
Jan 2013
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International Harmony!

International Harmony!

One of the most interesting things about this expedition is learning about the different cultures of people from all over…

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21
Jan 2013
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Enigma 8 : Magic magnets

Enigma 8 : Magic magnets

When cores arrive in the lab from the drill floor, scientists and technicians study physical properties of the rocks (magnetism…

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20
Jan 2013
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The perils of drilling

The perils of drilling

We could not re-enter the funnel and the hole could not be found. SO..we are going to drill another. This…

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20
Jan 2013
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Enigma 7 resolved : Minerals

Enigma 7 resolved : Minerals

The magma produced in the oceanic ridge, while cooling slowly, crystallizes in magmatic rocks. The challenge for the petrologists on…

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20
Jan 2013
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Falling Free Fall Funnels

Falling Free Fall Funnels

Another day, another hole. We have moved 500m from our first  position, drilled a nice new hole and deployed a…

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18
Jan 2013
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Spoiled Rotten

Spoiled Rotten

I was standing outside last night watching the school of mahi mahi fish with Takashi, a Japanese scientist on board….

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18
Jan 2013
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Fouling Frigate Birds.

Fouling Frigate Birds.

My afternoon sunbathe on the steal beach was interrupted when a Greater Frigate bird dropped guano on my shoulder, good…

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17
Jan 2013
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