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Technicians et al

Technicians et al

I’ve covered all the science that is being done on this expedition, so I suppose I ought to work backwards…

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10
Mar 2016
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What do I miss?

What do I miss?

It was brought to my attention that I did not mention what I do miss the most while being out…

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08
Mar 2016
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Greatest show on Earth!

Greatest show on Earth!

One of the school groups asked me what I missed most being out on the ocean so long.  I think…

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08
Mar 2016
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Scientists Got Talent!

Scientists Got Talent!

I know from surveying my students at the beginning of every school year that their perception of scientists is that…

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07
Mar 2016
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Mozambique bound!

Mozambique bound!

Finally, in the 11th hour, we got diplomatic clearance to drill in the territorial waters of Mozambique.  In fact, anyone…

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06
Mar 2016
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Paleontology

Paleontology

So now we come full round back to the microfossils, final stop on our core section’s age correlation path.  As…

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05
Mar 2016
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Paleomagnetics

Paleomagnetics

The last of the physical properties stations that the (archive half) core sections travel to is paleomagnetics, with the cryomagnetometer. …

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03
Mar 2016
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Sedimentology

Sedimentology

As I mentioned two days ago (internet failure yesterday, sorry), when the whole round core gets split, the working half…

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03
Mar 2016
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Sampling

Sampling

Now that the core has been correlated, and we’re sure we have a complete column all the way down, we’ll…

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29
Feb 2016
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Stratigraphic Correlation, also known as “wiggle matching”

Stratigraphic Correlation, also known as “wiggle matching”

Since there is a working plan for filling the gaps, the stratigraphic correlators are doing a bit better today, so…

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28
Feb 2016
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