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Hydrate!

Hydrate!

Saturday morning starts at a civilized pace. Dan and Ginny, both on the night shift, meet at 10 AM for…

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12
Nov 2019
By Andreas TeskeClimate Change, Education, Geochemistry, Guaymas Basin, Life at Sea, Microbes1 Comment
Ginny Edgcomb: Searching For The Fungi of Guaymas

Ginny Edgcomb: Searching For The Fungi of Guaymas

This Q&A is part of the “Career Spotlight” series of Expedition 385     Can you tell me a little…

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07
Nov 2019
By Rodrigo Pérez OrtegaClimate Change, Education, Expeditions, Guaymas Basin, Life at Sea, Microbes, Scientific Outreach, Scientist Profiles, STEM CareersLeave a comment
The Fellowship of the Ringvent and the Mines of Moria

The Fellowship of the Ringvent and the Mines of Moria

Ringvent does something to the science crew… it has a peculiar effect… normally sane people say, “I can spend even…

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26
Oct 2019
By Andreas TeskeEducation, Expeditions, Guaymas Basin, Life at Sea, Microbes, petrology, VolcanoesLeave a comment
Rocks Bring Happiness

Rocks Bring Happiness

Thrilling rocks from the deep center of Ringvent are todays topic! If rocks don’t rock your boat after following this…

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25
Oct 2019
By Andreas TeskeDrilling, Guaymas Basin, petrology, VolcanoesLeave a comment
Introducing Ringvent

Introducing Ringvent

The massive sill site is finally completed, with yet another record depth of 540 meters — more than 70 meters…

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21
Oct 2019
By Andreas TeskeGuaymas Basin, Microbes, VolcanoesLeave a comment
Seriously Hardcore

Seriously Hardcore

There is no doubt — we are now drilling into the sill. The next core brings an alternating sequence of…

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14
Oct 2019
By Andreas TeskeDrilling, Guaymas Basin, History of Earth, Microbes, Microfossils, Paleomagnetism, petrologyLeave a comment
Microbiology Is Alive and Kicking!

Microbiology Is Alive and Kicking!

The deep sills have captured much attention during the last two days, but the microbiology group has been busy collecting…

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12
Oct 2019
By Andreas TeskeDrilling, Geochemistry, Guaymas Basin, Life at Sea, MicrobesLeave a comment
Too Small to See, Too Important to Ignore

Too Small to See, Too Important to Ignore

How do we begin to understand the science that is part of a JOIDES Resolution expedition?  There is a rich…

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25
Aug 2019
By Randi BrennonUncategorizedLeave a comment
Microbe Monday: Hot threads of the Deep

Microbe Monday: Hot threads of the Deep

It’s Microbe Monday!   Today we’re taking a deep-dive into the life of this unique microbe: Caldithrix abyssi. This little fella…

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18
Jun 2018
By Vivian PellizariMicrobes, Scientific Outreach, VolcanoesLeave a comment
Microbe Monday: Sulfolobus solfataricus

Microbe Monday: Sulfolobus solfataricus

Howdy! It’s Microbe Monday! Today, we are presenting you not one, but two microbes! A sulfate-reducing Archaea and a spindle-shape virus!…

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04
Jun 2018
By Jessica LabonteMicrobes, VolcanoesLeave a comment
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