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Kelsie Dadd – Sedimentologist – Scientist interview!

Kelsie Dadd – Sedimentologist – Scientist interview!

One of the things that I get to do on this expedition is get to know the scientists. Their curiosity…

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08
May 2017
By Amanda WolfePlate Tectonics, VolcanoesLeave a comment
Between a rock and a very hard place

Between a rock and a very hard place

We awoke today to bad news about the drilling.  Just after midnite the drill bit encountered an especially hard object…

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08
Feb 2014
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Mysterious sand

Mysterious sand

Slow but steady progress today on the ship.  We are bringing up small volumes of sand that was largely unexpected…

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06
Feb 2014
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Deeper and Deeper

Deeper and Deeper

We are now almost half way to basement here at Site U1431 and the hole is fighting us a little…

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06
Feb 2014
By Peter CliftUncategorizedLeave a comment
Smoother going

Smoother going

Today has been a much smoother day of operations for us in the core lab now that we are getting…

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06
Feb 2014
By Peter CliftUncategorizedLeave a comment
Getting into the routine

Getting into the routine

Second day of successful core recovery and we are now getting the hang of the various systems both human and…

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03
Feb 2014
By Peter CliftUncategorizedLeave a comment
Core Mayhem

Core Mayhem

A little later than we expected, but the first core has arrived and after a suitable period of rest and…

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03
Feb 2014
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First Core!

First Core!

It took its time coming and kept getting delayed but like many exciting things worth waiting for the first core…

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03
Feb 2014
By Peter CliftUncategorizedLeave a comment
Preparing for the adventure

Preparing for the adventure

First time I heard about the JOIDES and the IODP was during my bachelor on Geology, in Salamanca, some years…

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21
Jan 2014
By Ivan HernandezUncategorizedLeave a comment

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