Keith Jiang July 4, 2019 A 4 a.m. shift in the control van usually isn’t an exciting thing; you’d lose your chance to Read More » July 1, 2019
Katie Gonzalez July 6 & 7, 2019 Well it’s finally happened. I’ve reached the point where I can no longer keep days of 24-hour Read More » July 1, 2019
Eve Hudson July 7, 2019 Ah, transit days. If yesterday was a feast of work, this is the famine that follows. In this case, Read More » July 1, 2019
Joshua Lai June 28, 2019 It was the last day of the work on the ship. The moment is bittersweet. I’m sad to not Read More » June 25, 2019
Chris Williams June 28, 2019 Hey everyone, welcome back to my final blog! My last day on the ship has been bittersweet. I’ve really Read More » June 24, 2019
Jacob Clairmont June 28, 2019 Today is our last full day on the ocean and it is definitely a busy one. Since everything is Read More » June 24, 2019
Sheep in the Deep Animals in the ocean live in a world largely without structure, where food and danger can arrive from any direction at any Read More » June 20, 2019
VISIONS 19 Images The latest images from the VISIONS’19 Ocean Observatories Initiative Regional Cabled Array cruise Read More » June 19, 2019
Retracing Our Steps Up and down, up and down. Even when you’re on a ship at sea, deploying unique and advanced equipment in thousands of Read More » June 19, 2019
The Long Drop It’s one thing to know on an intellectual level that the Pacific Ocean is very deep, but it really sinks in (no Read More » June 18, 2019