A Successful Start to VISIONS’22
Tuesday, August 16 was our last day at sea for Leg 1. The Thompson left Axial Caldera at 1600 on the 15th to begin the
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VISIONS’22 Day 5 – Hip Hip Hooray!
By: Julie Nelson, Co-Chief Scientist Leg 1 Wow. So much has happened since day 2 of VISIONS’22. After the first dive at Slope Base to
VISIONS’22 – Day 2 Shake down
Twenty three hours ago the R/V Thompson left the NOAA dock at Newport, Oregon to begin the VISIONS’22 Cruise. The prior 3 days were intense
Kohya Kato Blog Legs 4 &5
September 9: Yesterday we attempted to recover the mechanical leg of the vertical mooring, which was designed to be recovered with the anchor attached. Unfortunately,
Peter Correa Blog Legs 4 & 5
September 7: One day I’m saying goodbye to the old science crew, the next day I’m saying hello to the new. It was a good