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A Lot to Chew On!

A Lot to Chew On!

June 4, 2016: Day 6 on the ship and we’re not slowing down yet! As usual, we started our day…

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Jun 2016

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Water in the sediment cores is a hot commodity amongst the #EXP393 scientists. A non destructive way to extract that water is to use a Rhizon sampler (the syringe is opened to create a vacuum that pulls the water into it). Photo: Tessa Peixoto/ IODP #NSFfunded #coolscience pic.twitter.com/ti7o4TFDlI

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The driller uses the dial to know how much weight is on the drill bit (white arm) and how much weight is the whole drill pipe (yellow arm). While drilling this is important to maintain in a balance for the success of the operation. #EXP393 📸Tessa Peixoto/ IODP . . #NSFfunded pic.twitter.com/JEDVvfuwbR

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