Gathering Data: Drilling an Ocean Site is a Big Deal

April 25, 2022

What happens when we first reach a drill site?

We trip pipe!

Find out more in this 4th video in the #EXP390Story series by Outreach Officer @MarloWordyBird.#Exp390 #NSFFunded #SciComm #ScienceTwitter pic.twitter.com/AO86Q83zWf
— JOIDES Resolution (@TheJR) April 25, 2022

Marlo Garnsworthy has a great job, documenting data gathering at the bottom of the South Atlantic.
She’s sharing on twitter. @MarloWordyBird

Core description has continued as we complete our transit to our first #Exp390 site. How do we fine-tune our descriptions of the sediment?

Find out in this 3rd video by Outreach Officer Marlo Garnsworthy.#NSFFunded @MarloWordyBird pic.twitter.com/Gbw0FI3lbH
— JOIDES Resolution (@TheJR) April 22, 2022

And I love her at sunrise too… pic.twitter.com/7nBZBTp8aa
— Marlo Garnsworthy 🌊❄️ (@MarloWordyBird) April 25, 2022

We're thrilled to see beautiful hard rock cores are coming up on #Exp390 South Atlantic Transect!

Co-Chief Scientists Roz Coggon & Jason Sylvan discuss the latest material, with scientists Chris Lowery & Elliot Carter.#NSFFunded

📸 Marlo Garnsworthy/IODP pic.twitter.com/5XIF6lfxQy
— JOIDES Resolution (@TheJR) April 24, 2022

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