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August 31: Days Fly By at Sea It’s crazy to think about how much has happened in such a short amount of time. Because operations

September 1: Research At Sea I got to sleep in today which was really nice. Around noon, Rob Fatland did a mini-talk about the carbon

August 26-27: Arriving at Axial Seamount The 26th was slow and easy-going given the nature of the dive involved. J2-1372 was a lengthy and involved

August 29: Smokers and Sulfur When I woke up this morning, for once, there wasn’t a dive going on – but I was told one

August 29: Getting the Dive I had agreed to wake up earlier than usual to meet with Laura and start loading the Undervator. Less sleep

August 27: On Watch in the Jason Control Van My day started off at 3:45 am in the Jason Van where I helped log any