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3407 nautical miles – how do we get to New Zealand?

3407 nautical miles – how do we get to New Zealand?

While we are still transiting from Fremantle to New Zealand, I got curious about navigation. How is the course planned?…

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13
Dec 2017
By Erin ToddExpeditions, Life at Sea, Scientific OutreachLeave a comment
Trust the Thrusters

Trust the Thrusters

One of the strange things about traveling on a drill ship is, that after going straight ahead for hundreds of…

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08
Dec 2014
By Markus FingerleUncategorizedLeave a comment
Navigation

Navigation

When you stand outside, on a ship, in the middle of a vast expanse of water, you become completely disorientated…

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09
May 2014
By Lesley AllenUncategorizedLeave a comment
A Gold Star or a Big Red Cross

A Gold Star or a Big Red Cross

I had really been looking forward to Easter Sunday on this wide expanse of Pacific.  I had often heard about…

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13
Apr 2009
By Leslie PeartUncategorizedLeave a comment
Coming on Site, Old vs. New

Coming on Site, Old vs. New

Yesterday, we arrived at our second site with little fanfare or excitement, which is a far cry from what it…

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25
Mar 2009
By Jerry BodeUncategorizedLeave a comment

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