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Geek Blog, entry 1: Some of the science behind my Leg 352 participation….

09
Aug 2014
By Jeff RyanUncategorizedLeave a comment
Stratovolcanoes: Just Our Type

Stratovolcanoes: Just Our Type

Because students have been asking many questions about volcanoes the next series of blogs will be about— you guessed it— volcanoes. We are…

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26
Mar 2012
By Teresa GreelyUncategorizedLeave a comment
Meet the chief Ocean Detectives

Meet the chief Ocean Detectives

Meet the chief scientists for our Expedition, Dr.'s Anne Le Friant (follow her blog) and Osamu Ishizuka. They have collectively…

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09
Mar 2012
By Teresa GreelyUncategorizedLeave a comment
The Decline and Fall of a Volcanic Island

The Decline and Fall of a Volcanic Island

Someday, seventy million years from now when the cockroach people are the dominant species on the planet, they are going…

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14
Jan 2011
By Kevin KurtzUncategorizedLeave a comment
Hotspot Eruption in the Classroom

Hotspot Eruption in the Classroom

One advantage teaching science has over pretty much all other subjects is the ability to bring in cool demonstrations and…

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11
Jan 2011
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The Rise of a Volcanic Island

The Rise of a Volcanic Island

If you lived your life like a volcanic island, you would spend a long time growing without anyone knowing you…

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10
Jan 2011
By Kevin KurtzUncategorizedLeave a comment

Find Out Which of the World’s Volcanoes are Erupting Today, Today!

23
Dec 2010
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The Ocean's Biggest Secret

21
Dec 2010
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How the Ring of Fire is an Exclusive Club the Louisville Seamount Trail Cannot Get Into

How the Ring of Fire is an Exclusive Club the Louisville Seamount Trail Cannot Get Into

If you look at the picture that accompanies this blog, you will notice that just to the left of the…

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21
Dec 2010
By Kevin KurtzUncategorizedLeave a comment
Is it really Saturday already?

Is it really Saturday already?

Our teacher for this one has been down in the ALVIN Submersible to collect samples! The core is beautiful –…

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28
Jun 2009
By Cheryl L. HammonsUncategorizedLeave a comment

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