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Lau Geomicrobiology

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

ROV Jason II

The ROV Jason II will be used by scientists on this cruise to reach the deep sea hydrothermal vents.  The scientists will work alongside the Jason pilots to deploy seafloor instrumentation and take rock, water and biological samples.

Click here to learn more about the ROV Jason II. 
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  • ▼  2009 (21)
    • ►  July (4)
      • Headed home!
      • From Tin Can to Tested Contraption
      • Winding down...
      • A Mess-y Meal
    • ▼  June (17)
      • High-rise condos in 10 days!... Mariner revisited
      • High Temperature Vent Fluid and Seawater Don't Mix...
      • Green Thumbs on the High Seas
      • Thermoacidophilic Microorganisms of Deep-Sea Hydro...
      • More about Jason II
      • Elevators to the Deep
      • South to the Valu Fa Ridge
      • It's all in a name...
      • A microbial home in 72 hours!.. Kilo Moana revisit...
      • ABE Vent Field
      • First Jason II Dive
      • Setting Sail
      • Why is Lau such an interesting place to study?
      • ROV Jason II
      • R/V Thomas G. Thompson
      • ELSC Location and Regional Bathymetry
      • Research Objectives
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Vent Fields of the Eastern Lau Spreading Center

Vent Fields of the Eastern Lau Spreading Center
Image made with GeoMapApp, www.geomapapp.org (after Ferrini et al., 2008)

Black Smoker Chimney