Caption: Scientists gather to watch a 60m long CALYPSO core being retrieved onboard the R/V Marion Dufresne II. I joined the ACCLIMATE-2 voyage in February 2020, sailing from Durban, South Africa, to -53 degrees south and back again. We collected seafloor sediment using multi-cores, box cores and calypso cores along the way.
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Caption: Sunset over Lake Burley Griffin
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Caption: Tower Falls, Yellowstone National Park, WY, USA
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Caption: Uluru and a rainbow during the MULGA deployment recovery in 2016, after the Petermann Ranges earthquake.
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Caption: When you look at it under the microscope and it looks back at you.' An image taken under transmitted light of an unusually large layered porphyritic olivine chondrule (quenched molten droplets in space) in a >4.5 billion years old meteorite (CR carbonaceous chondrite). The dark spherical grains in the chondrule are Fe-Ni metal and the dark groundmass around the chondrule is the clay-rich opaque matrix.
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Caption: EXTRA comfort in Seismic Testing
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Caption: Fire assay - a method to find out the concentration of Platinum Group Elements in samples that involves melting rocks in almost 1200 degrees
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Caption: It's just like reading a book! Strata from the Snowball Earth events. Sampling at Perth Core Library.
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Caption: Double Exposure
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Caption: Me and the Boys Off to Water the Camels
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Caption: Gazing upward at The Siq, Petra, Jordan
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Caption: Caldera Paradise
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