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Blowing Up Drill Pipe

Blowing Up Drill Pipe

Drilling two thousand meters below sea level into hard rock from a ship is not something you do on a…

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02
Jan 2011
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Why Starting a Relationship with a Hotspot is Going to be Complicated

Why Starting a Relationship with a Hotspot is Going to be Complicated

Hotspots are like the strong, silent type. On the surface it is obvious they are very powerful, but it is…

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01
Jan 2011
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Make a Seamount Trail in the Classroom

Make a Seamount Trail in the Classroom

Learn about a hands-on activity that can help students visualize how a hotspot and a moving plate can create a…

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29
Dec 2010
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Why Paleomagnetists Rule!

Why Paleomagnetists Rule!

Meet Nicola Pressling, one of the scientists on board, and find out why paleomagnetists have the coolest job you probably…

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28
Dec 2010
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Deck the Labs With Cores of Basalt

Deck the Labs With Cores of Basalt

Santa Claus, reindeer and gas station attendants are not the only people working on Christmas Day this year. Everyone onboard…

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25
Dec 2010
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What's so cool about Louisville?

24
Dec 2010
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What do Hawaii, Yellowstone National Park and the Louisville Seamount Trail all have in common?

What do Hawaii, Yellowstone National Park and the Louisville Seamount Trail all have in common?

So your first guess may be “tourist destination.” That is 2/3 correct, the exception being tourists rarely visit the Louisville…

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24
Dec 2010
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Find Out Which of the World’s Volcanoes are Erupting Today, Today!

23
Dec 2010
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How the Ring of Fire is an Exclusive Club the Louisville Seamount Trail Cannot Get Into

How the Ring of Fire is an Exclusive Club the Louisville Seamount Trail Cannot Get Into

If you look at the picture that accompanies this blog, you will notice that just to the left of the…

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21
Dec 2010
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Core Describers

Core Describers

Hello. I’m sailing on the Louisville Expedition 330 and I’ll be blogging about what I do, the science onboard the…

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20
Dec 2010
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