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Exp359. JOIDES. 12th November: Logging.

Exp359. JOIDES. 12th November: Logging.

We continue to drill Hole U1468B. There were some problems with the hole yesterday evening at about ~130 mbsf. The…

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13
Nov 2015
By Michelle DarrieuUncategorizedLeave a comment
A Blog on the Log of the Hole at the Bottom of the Sea

A Blog on the Log of the Hole at the Bottom of the Sea

We’ve been talking a lot in this blog about the cores we recover, but they’re not the only source of…

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13
Sep 2015
By Tom LangUncategorizedLeave a comment

EoE – End of Expedition

26
Jul 2014
By Philipp BrandlUncategorizedLeave a comment

Blogging about Logging!

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Apr 2014
By Julia DeMarinesUncategorizedLeave a comment
Day 4 @ Sea: My favorite memory for today

Day 4 @ Sea: My favorite memory for today

Today I visited the moon pool. This is one of the coolest places on the Jr. It is located on…

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11
Mar 2012
By Teresa GreelyUncategorizedLeave a comment
Just the Right Amount of Time

Just the Right Amount of Time

We arrived on site nearly three days early. Hopes were high that we would be able to get all of…

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28
Feb 2012
By Virginia JonesUncategorizedLeave a comment
Getting Ready to Log!

Getting Ready to Log!

We are only hours from the reaching Hole U1309D the site that we will be logging. The pace on the…

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21
Feb 2012
By Virginia JonesUncategorizedLeave a comment
Logging 395A

Logging 395A

One of the goals of our visit to 395A was to deploy an experimental logging tool known as the Dark…

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28
Sep 2011
By Everett SalasUncategorizedLeave a comment
NASA at sea

NASA at sea

 So here I am, a NASA scientist working on a drilling rig. People have asked, “Why does NASA care about…

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22
Sep 2011
By Everett SalasUncategorizedLeave a comment
Why Logging Rules!!

Why Logging Rules!!

Louise and Sebastian (and Kerry!) are loggers, but not the kind that carry chainsaws and eat lots of pancakes. They…

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29
Jan 2011
By JR juniorUncategorizedLeave a comment
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