PI SARAH GRAY HAPPY ABOUT GOOD CORE RECOVERY WITH THE MULTI-CORE

STUDENTS LOOKING FOR FORAMINIFERA ON ROCKS WITH MICROSCOPES

R/V SALLY RIDE COLLECTS A LOT OF DATA AND IT IS DISPLAYED ON THESE SCREENS

PI TONY RATHBURN AND HIS STUDENT CREW FROM CSUB

R/V SALLY RIDE

PART OF A FORAMINIFERA UNDER A MICROSCOPE

FORAMINIFERA ENCRUSTED ON A ROCK

STUDENT DECORATED STYROFOAM HEADS THAT WERE SENT TO THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN AND SHRUNK DUE TO PRESSURE

HAVING FUN LOADING THE SHIP

WHO SAID YOU CAN’T HAVE FUN LOADING THE SHIP

PREPPING SAMPLE CONTAINERS FOR WHEN MORE MUD IS BROUGHT UP

STUDENTS ENJOYING THEIR TIME AT SEA

STUDENTS AND STAFF FROM CSUB

ALL CRUISE PARTICIPANTS MUST PRACTICE PUTTING ON THE GUMBY SUIT

SUNSET ON THE OCEAN

HARD AT WORK AS THE SUN COMES DOWN

THIS WAS ONE HAPPY SCIENCE CREW!

A FORAMINIFERA ENCRUSTED ROCK, READY TO BE LOOKED AT UNDER THE SCOPE

THIS ROCK IS COVERED IN FORAMINIFERA

STUDENTS CHECKING OUT WHAT CAME UP IN THE VAN VEEN GRAB

IT’S ALWAYS EXCITING TO SEE WHAT THE VAN VEEN GRAB HOLDS

RECOVERING THE VAN VEEN GRAB

A STUDENT GETTING IN ON THE ACTION OF RECOVERING EQUIPMENT

DECORATING STYROFOAM HEADS WAS A GOOD WAY TO PASS DOWN TIME

RECORDING INFORMATION ABOUT THE RECOVERED CORER

SOME OF THE SCREENS TELL YOU WHERE THE INSTRUMENT IS IN THE WATER COLUMN

MONITORING ACQUIRED DATA

HARD AT WORK, BUT HAVING FUN, EVEN ON THE NIGHT SHIFT

ENGINE ROOM TOUR OF THE R/V SALLY RIDE

WORKING TO PRESERVE ROCK SAMPLES FOR SHORE-BASED ANALYSIS

THERE WERE LOTS OF SMILES ON THIS VOYAGE

PI SARAH GRAY AND HER CREW FROM USD

JUST BACK TO THE DOCK AND TIME FOR A GROUP PHOTO

SCIENCE CREW ON THE R/V SALLY RIDE