Image Archive

timelapse_med1

Sketch of Graneledone Octopus by Montgomery Taylor, College of Charleston student onboard Leg 3 of VISIONS '13.

A vent scaleworm (center of the image) has a 'furry' coat of filamentous bacteria living on its back.

Scale worms on Escargot vent at Axial Seamount are typically pink. The one in the foreground dines on a clam. Credit; UW/NSF-OOI/CSSF; V10.

Limpets covering the base of a hydrotherma vent on Axial Seamount

Limpets on Escargot vent, Axial Seamount. Here, the limpet shells have been stained brown by hydrothermal deposits.

Squat Lobster on Escargot vent at Axial Seamount. Credit: UW/NSF-OOI/CSSF; V11.

Glob Snails on Escargot Vent, Axial Seamount - Closeup. Photo credit: NSF-OOI/UW/WHOI; V11

Glob Snails on Escargot Vent, Axial Seamount. Photo credit: NSF-OOI/UW/WHOI; V11

20090331_YouTube_final_480

Logo

Logo

OOI Logo

crab_icon_med

tubeworms_icon_med

UWTV Logo

A picture of the R/V Thompson loading for the Enlighten'10 Cruise.   Photos were taken by Nick Stoermer with an Canon EOS T1i, a sequence of 5 images were stitched together in photoshop

Carlos Sanchez

Carla Stapleton

Sam Monk

Likhi Ondov

Jason deployment

Titanium syringe sampling a high temperature black smoker chimney on the Juan de Fuca Ridge.

Craig Joseph

Martha James

Global, Regional, and Coastal Scale Nodes in the northern hemisphere to be installed as part of the NSF's Ocean Observatory Initiative. Not shown are global nodes off Chile and in the Argentine Basin  

The R/V Thompson works throughout the world's oceans