This screen shot is from the associated animation showing earthquakes from 1970-2010. Looking at frequency of large earthquakes, one wonders if they are increasing with time? Credit: University of Washington, Center for Environmental Visualization.

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This incubator was deployed inside the walls of the black smoker chimney called Milli-Q in the Main Endeavour Field of the Endevour Segment.

Microbial colonization on the outside an incubator placed within the walls of the black smoker chimney called Roane in 2004.

Lithosphere to hydrosphere processes at Endeavour.

The Imax tower at Lost City rises three storys from the side of the active 6- m tall hydrothermal chimney called Poseidon.

Sully in 2004 was venting 356°C fluids. This vent, surrounding by beautiful tubeworms, is in the Endeavour Hydrothermal Field, north of Axial Seamount. Credit: University of Washington,

Secondary Node titanium pressure housing after machining.  Photo by Larry Nielson, Applied Physics Laboratory, University of Washington.

Secondary Node titanium forgings ready for machining. Photo by Larry Nielson, Applied Physics Laboratory, University of Washington.

Model of a Secondary Node. Drawn by Mike Welch, Applied Physics Laboratory, University of Washington

Shown here is a temperature-resistivity probe attached to a data logger and left in place at a hydrothermal vent in Endeavour Field on the Juan de Fuca Ridge. This type of probe is now being adapted for installation on cabled ocean observatories.

Marv Lilley at work on the R/V Thompson

VISIONS12 invitation for student participation

Hugo Solis poster

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