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Fruits of their Labor

This Labor Day, a very satisfied team on R/V Neil Armstrong is headed to port after a successfully servicing moorings on the OSNAP (Overturning in the Subpolar North Atlantic Program) array to the east and west of the southern tip of Greenland, the windiest part of the world’s ocean. The team lost a week of mooring…

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Fruits of their Labor
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Fruits of their Labor

Able-Bodied at Sea
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Able-Bodied at Sea

Real Data, Real Oceanography
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Real Data, Real Oceanography

Welcome Aboard
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Welcome Aboard

Extreme Grinding
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Extreme Grinding

Getting Their Feet Wet
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Getting Their Feet Wet

Port of Call
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Port of Call

In the Zone
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In the Zone

Albatross III
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Albatross III

Charting Education's Course
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Charting Education’s Course

Wheel Not Included
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Wheel Not Included

Belly of the Buoy
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Belly of the Buoy

What You Can't See
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What You Can’t See

Net Returns
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Net Returns

Chemistry on Ice
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Chemistry on Ice

In the Palm of Her Hand
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In the Palm of Her Hand

The Buoys Are Back in Town
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The Buoys Are Back in Town

Family Portrait
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Family Portrait

Keeping It Clean
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Keeping It Clean

No Harm, No Foul
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No Harm, No Foul

Beachcombing With Biologists
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Beachcombing With Biologists

On the Rocks
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On the Rocks

Science Is His Beat
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Science Is His Beat

Summer Blooms
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Summer Blooms

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