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Expedition 361 Video Playlist

Expedition 361 Video Playlist

Check out the videos created during expedition 361 South African Climates here

05
Mar 2018
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Ship Tours and My Farewell

Ship Tours and My Farewell

When this ship pulls into port, it draws a lot of attention, and tours are plentiful.  The co-chief scientists and…

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01
Apr 2016
By Nina RooksCastUncategorizedLeave a comment
Land Ho!

Land Ho!

Finally, after 9 weeks at sea, we are mere hours from stepping foot on dry land.  The desire to run…

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31
Mar 2016
By Nina RooksCastUncategorizedLeave a comment
My undying gratitude

My undying gratitude

I owe my entire experience to the co-Chief Scientists, Ian Hall and Sid Hemming.  Were it not for them demanding…

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30
Mar 2016
By Nina RooksCastUncategorizedLeave a comment
Sea Story #3 = The other rescue

Sea Story #3 = The other rescue

This story comes from Cornelis Van Gelder, one of our crane operators.  He gave me a video to watch, but…

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29
Mar 2016
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Secrets of the sediment!

Secrets of the sediment!

One of our scientists aboard the ship, Thibaut Caley, is studying specifically the leakage of water from the Agulhas Current…

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29
Mar 2016
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Sea Story #2 = The rescue

Sea Story #2 = The rescue

This story comes from Kevin Greiger, the Operations Superintendent.  On transit after Expedition 312, January 2006, the ship was sailing…

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27
Mar 2016
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Success!

Success!

Today’s half marathon was a success, albeit a soggy one.  Co-chief Scientist Ian Hall and Stratigraphic Correlator Steve Barker, of…

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27
Mar 2016
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World Half Marathon aboard the JR!

World Half Marathon aboard the JR!

For immediate release: Wednesday 23 March 2016 Scientists run World Half Marathon at sea As thousands of runners and elite…

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24
Mar 2016
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Backlog assistance

Backlog assistance

With only 8 hours of transit time between our final site and the Cape Town port, it’s going to be…

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24
Mar 2016
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