
Paige McKay Blog Leg 3
September 6, 2024 Today was our last dive with Jason, which means we have officially wrapped up the majority of the cruise

September 6, 2024 Today was our last dive with Jason, which means we have officially wrapped up the majority of the cruise

August 27, 2024 Today marks our first day at sea, we set off at 8 am from the port of Newport on

September 7 2024 Last night was a much-needed break from standing watch. After two weeks, it was starting to take a toll.

September 6, 2024 Last night we arrived at Dymond, the most unique vent site we’ve encountered on Leg three, and probably my

The R/V Atlantis has been non-stop with activity over the last four days! The log trapping the cables at the 80 m

25th of August, 2024: This morning, I had the chance to sleep in a bit since there were no Jason deployments scheduled

August 25, 2024 The sun is shiny, waves are calm winds are a breeze it is the we return to Newport NOAA

August 25th, 2024 As we were approaching Newport, the small pilot boat came to drop off pilots. Watching the pilots come on

Aug 24 During the deployment of J2-1635, we saw a very biologically beautiful but gruesome scene, a fish got eaten by several

August 23-24, 2024 When aboard the Atlantis it’s impossible not to feel small in a meaningful way. At night the sky opens