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Expedition 327

D'etranges compagnons du Joides …

28
Jul 2010
By Brigitte ThibergeUncategorizedLeave a comment
ROV, Day 1

ROV, Day 1

For one of our group activities here on the ship we have the opportunity to construct ROV’s (Remotely Operated Vehicles)…

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27
Jul 2010
By Bejonty RichardsonUncategorizedLeave a comment
La magie des couleurs des mineraux

La magie des couleurs des mineraux

De nombreuses methodes existent pour etudier les roches. Mais la plus esthetique reste a mes yeux l’observation en lumiere polarisee…

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27
Jul 2010
By Jean Marie GautierUncategorizedLeave a comment
sunset sunrise

sunset sunrise

 Sunset points to nice sunrise: both unusual for this location!  Usually it is overcast and windy. The night before last,…

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25
Jul 2010
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Friday Night Live

Friday Night Live

No sleep for some tonight.  There is much more to JR drilling than making the hole in the sea floor….

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24
Jul 2010
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Live from Anywhere in the Ocean

Live from Anywhere in the Ocean

I wrote this little piece to set the stage for a grant proposal I’ve been working on.  I kind of like…

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24
Jul 2010
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Injection de traceur!

Injection de traceur!

Pour mieux comprendre la circulation de l’eau a l’interieur de la roche, rien ne remplace un traceur.   C’est a…

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24
Jul 2010
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Collecting bacteria in the borehole

23
Jul 2010
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Le point de rencontre de deux mondes…

Le point de rencontre de deux mondes…

Des roches issues des profondeurs – ici des basaltes provenant de la fusion du manteau- sont au contact de roches…

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23
Jul 2010
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Robotics

Robotics

From survival suits to ROBOTICS. Soon the teachers will be driving!   Scientist Geoff Wheat introduces the robotics project. Stay…

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22
Jul 2010
By Jackie KaneUncategorizedLeave a comment
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