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Expedition 340 Lesser Antilles

Arrive at Second Leg: What happens next?

Arrive at Second Leg: What happens next?

Once the vessel is positioned at a site, the thrusters are lowered and a positioning beacon is dropped to the…

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19
Mar 2012
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Cores on Deck: Receiving & Processing

Cores on Deck: Receiving & Processing

These are a scientist’s favorite words when aboard the JR. These are the words that tell us that a sample…

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18
Mar 2012
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A note from Co-Chief Ishizuka

A note from Co-Chief Ishizuka

The following is a brief summary of the drilling progress during week one of expedition 340. From co-chief scientist O…

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13
Mar 2012
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Why Montserrat?

Why Montserrat?

We are sailing in the Lesser Antilles or West Indies of the Caribbean Sea. Scientists aboard the JR such as…

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13
Mar 2012
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Day 3 @ Sea March 7 No traveling time to begin drilling soon

Day 3 @ Sea March 7 No traveling time to begin drilling soon

  This is where all the action will be for awhile– the drill floor. The ship is being prepared for drilling…

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09
Mar 2012
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