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Brown: Going to ASHES. |
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NOAA Ship Ron Brown - ROV Cruise
ROPOS is on its way down to the seafloor for its first visit of this year to the ASHES hydrothermal field, where sulfide chimneys up to 5 m high vent high-temperature fluid (over 300 degrees C). ASHES is located in the southwest corner of Axial caldera near the caldera wall, about a mile west of the 1998 lava flow. More... |
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R/V Wecoma - CTD Cruise
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NOAA Ship Ron Brown - Jeff Goodrich
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R/V Wecoma - Missy Holzer
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Jeff: Why are you so interested in the microbiology of hydrothermal vents? Mausmi: As an undergraduate I was strictly learning microbiology. While it was interesting, I thought it would be more exciting to apply it to a field that was related, but not exactly what I had studied previously. It's fascinating. I read all about it when I was younger and watched the discovery channel and PBS programs on the hydrothermal vents. I thought it would be amazing to get to do both what I had been trained to do and this whole new thing with oceanography which I hadn't done before. More... |
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