Category: Cruise Blog 2024

On September 11, we closed out another highly successful Regional Cabled Array cruise with the completion of all core Ocean Observatories Initiative

Kyle Brooks: VISIONS 24 has been an amazing opportunity to experience something that would otherwise have been inaccessible to me. As a

On August 30th, we were lucky enough to have time to take a tour of some of the animal and microbial covered

Being at sea on the 2024 Regional Cabled Array cruise must be in an ocean warped in time. Although we have only

Guest blog post by Anna Hildebrand (University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science) In some ways, not much had changed after a

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

After a very successful Leg 1 where the R/V Atlantis sailed under incredibly calm weather, Leg 2 began with a slightly wavier

We have spent the last two days diving at Axial Seamount, 300 miles off the coast of Oregon and Washington and nearly

Deep beneath the ocean’s surface, life persists in a realm of perpetual darkness. For many, the impression of this vast sediment-laden oceanscape

Our first 24 hours at sea have been just as full as the last two days on shore. As of lunchtime on