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Aug 24 During the deployment of J2-1635, we saw a very biologically beautiful but gruesome scene, a fish got eaten by several

August 19, 2024

August 23-24, 2024 When aboard the Atlantis it’s impossible not to feel small in a meaningful way. At night the sky opens

August 19, 2024

August 25th, 2024 Day 8 of leg 2 completed our time at sea. As always, the food was very good with

August 19, 2024

August 25, 2024 This morning’s 4 am shift lasted approximately ten minutes since my time slot coincided with the very tail end

August 19, 2024

August 25, 2024 It’s Sunday, the last dive is done, and our main responsibilities are over. I had woken up at 4

August 19, 2024

August 25, 2024 For my final blog post, I wanted to reflect on the elements of VISIONS that have made my week-and-then-some

August 19, 2024

After a very successful Leg 1 where the R/V Atlantis sailed under incredibly calm weather, Leg 2 began with a slightly wavier

August 19, 2024

We have spent the last two days diving at Axial Seamount, 300 miles off the coast of Oregon and Washington and nearly

August 14, 2024

Deep beneath the ocean’s surface, life persists in a realm of perpetual darkness. For many, the impression of this vast sediment-laden oceanscape

August 12, 2024

Our first 24 hours at sea have been just as full as the last two days on shore. As of lunchtime on

August 10, 2024