Bells and Horns rang out across the Pacific last night as the 123 people on board the JR celebrated the…

Here are the results of the observation vs. interpretation game I had some of the scientists participate in. I pulled…

I am working on a new illustration that will hopefully be posted very soon that attempts to explain the significance…

Operations continue aboard the JR. These drilling operations require the JOIDES can maintain a fixed position, which may seem a…

This is very thin section of gabbro (a rock from the lower ocean crust) taken from our first core which…

Nicole, Jean-Luc and Susan launched a satellite tracked drifter on Christmas Day (hence the frocks). It will enable us to…

A great first!… measures wave speed with piezo from ‘seismology@school’ in the core lab of JR! After measurements in the…

Swimming smoothly along aside the JR this morning was a Mahi Mahi. These beautiful fish are characterized by their shimmering…