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The Sedimentologists’ Plight

The Sedimentologists’ Plight

Redrilling sites 1545 and 1546 for fresh microbiology samples has an unintended side effect: sediments that had been drilled before…

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05
Nov 2019
By Andreas TeskeBiostratigraphy, Drilling, Expeditions, Guaymas Basin, Sedimentology, VolcanoesLeave a comment
Core on Deck!

Core on Deck!

The first core arrived on deck at midnight just in time for the shift change; fresh seafloor sediment from 1,600…

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30
Sep 2019
By Andreas TeskeExpeditions, Guaymas Basin, SedimentologyLeave a comment
Logging While Drilling (LWD): Operational details and scientific objectives

Logging While Drilling (LWD): Operational details and scientific objectives

Expedition 372 has been a bit of a different expedition for most of the technicians and crew in that we…

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01
Jan 2018
By Erin ToddDrilling, Expeditions, Scientific OutreachLeave a comment
Exp359. 24th Oct. Why are they looking for fossils ?!

Exp359. 24th Oct. Why are they looking for fossils ?!

When they have a core of deep sea sediments , the scientists have to make an age determination. How might…

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24
Oct 2015
By Michelle DarrieuUncategorizedLeave a comment

From site U1459C we have a core that shouldn't be

11
Aug 2015
By Tom LangUncategorizedLeave a comment
Even Empty Cores Have Silver Linings

Even Empty Cores Have Silver Linings

We’ve finished drilling at site U1459A, and it was certainly a challenge. It didn’t have the chunky fragments like U1458…

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07
Aug 2015
By Tom LangUncategorizedLeave a comment
Excitement in the Magnetic Field

Excitement in the Magnetic Field

Meet the expedition’s palaeomagnetists, Millie and Daniel. They’re looking pretty positive, but they have had a VERY slow expedition so…

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06
Aug 2015
By Tom LangUncategorizedLeave a comment
Drilling soft sediments = Hard work at the Core Lab

Drilling soft sediments = Hard work at the Core Lab

As we prepare to leave Site U1385 (SHACK-04) behind the scientists and the technical staff have been working hard to…

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29
Nov 2011
By Helder PereiraUncategorizedLeave a comment

What's at the Bottom of the Ocean?

13
Sep 2010
By Sabreena KasbatiUncategorizedLeave a comment

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