Time for Us to Say Goodbye, Too
Well, sad to say, Expedition 335 has now come to a close and it’s time for all of us in…
Saying Goodbye to Melba and Her Friends
Well, Melba’s left us now…along with all her fine-feathered friends who’d been hanging around the ship during those long days…
A Bit of Whimsy…
Who says geologists don’t have a lighter — even an artistic side? Daisuke Endo is a Structural Geologist from the…
Walking Among Giants
A while back, Jack O’Connor (Chief Engineer) and Ian Barnes (First Assistant Engineer) offered to take the members of the…
What a Difference a Few Weeks Can Make!
The other day, a friend of mine remarked on the photo that I have posted on my profile page for…
Seeing Things in a New Light
Bill Crawford, our imaging specialist, has a knack for seeing things in a new light. Not long ago, he went…
PAEMST Teachers, We Salute You!
On Wednesday, May 18, we got to be part of something special – 85 kindergarten through 6th grade science and…
Making Science More Accessible for Everyone
Sarah McNaboe knows that when it comes to communicating science, one picture really is worth a thousand words. Sarah is…
How fast is superfast? Part 2
Last week, "The blogfish" made various interesting comparisons between the spreading rate at mid-ocean ridges and various things, such as…
Participate in a Live Video Broadcast with the JR in May!
It’s not too late! If your classroom or school would like to participate in a 30-minute, live ship-to-shore video broadcast…