Image Archive

Pre-deployment of Observatory Management System at the RSN Shore Station. Boxes open and ready to start.

Chuck McGuire

 Mike Mulvihill

Pacific City shore station anodes and cables prior to burial.

 Pacific City Shore Station Interior

OOI-RSN Shore Station, Exterior View, Front

Big Dipper. Credit: P. Armitano, University of Washington: V23.

The stars from the deck of the Thompson. C. Moon, University of Washington; V23.

An illustration presented during a discussion about FETCH. Credit: R. Newell, University of Washington, V23.

A star-filled night from the Thompson during Leg 4. R. Newell, University of Washington, V23.

Spectacular marine organisms unveiled during Jason's dives at Axial Seamount. Credit: UW/NSF-OOI/WHOI/J2-1555, J2-1556, V23

Starry night sky. Credit: Aakriti Vijay; University of Washington, V23.

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The R/V Thomas G. Thompson on station at Axial Seamount, ready to recover Jason from the last dive of Enlighten '10. 

The bow of University of Washington's R/V Thomas G. Thompson.

Jason is recovered from the last dive of Enlighten '10, J2-519.

Medea is recovered from the last dive of Enlighten '10, J2-519. 

Members of leg 2 of Enlighten '10. 

Captain John's view of the last sunset on station. 

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Tim Crone gives the VentCam a fresh water rinse after it was recovered from the seafloor. 

Giora hooks the floats that were attached to the VentCam with Jason. Once the floats were attached, the VentCam ascended to the surface and the ship moved to their location for recovery. 

A frozen lava bridge spans collapse zones in what was once a molten lava lake northwest of the vent field known as the International District. Credit: UW/NSF-OOI/CSSF; V10.