Making microfossils massive for the masses
When I found out I’d be joining this expedition as the outreach officer, I explored the creative projects previous education and…
When I found out I’d be joining this expedition as the outreach officer, I explored the creative projects previous education and…
56 million years ago, Earth was a very different world. Most of Earth was covered in dense forests and all…
By Katie Dion & Melanie Kudra What are two educators from the Texas State Aquarium doing looking at rocks for…
Looking to the past to inform the future – historical events on the Hikurangi subduction zone New Zealand’s geological setting…
Thin sections show us what is hiding inside the rocks Sometimes the secrets to why a fault is moving is…
Does the grey stuff in the bowl look like common mud to you? Maybe for us but definitely not for…
During Expedition 374, there are 7 micropaleontologists and 2 paleomagnetist specialists who are working together to track the age of…
Microfossils are exactly what they sound like – tiny fossils! There are several different subcategories: foraminifera, radiolaria, and nannofossils. Micropaleonologists…
We have 4 micropaleontologists on board during Expedition 362 who are working together to track the age of the core….
“Back in the old days”, a term most of us now utilize to describe the first part of our JR…