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Many educational and engaging videos about the ship, expeditions, science and life aboard are available on the JOIDES Resolution Youtube Channel!

From December 2023-February 2024 the scientists of JOIDES Resolution Expedition 401 sailed in the North Atlantic and Mediterranean, collecting rock samples from beneath the seafloor. Their goal? To study the Messinian Salinity Crisis, and the gateway between the Mediterranean and Atlantic Oceans. Understanding how our global oceans and climate responded to extreme circumstances in the past, can help scientists refine climate models and better understand Earth's future climate. In July 2024, the sailing party of scientists reunited in Bremen, Germany for the Expedition 401 sampling party. In the week they were together they took nearly 16,000 samples of the rock they collected during the expedition to bring back to their home labs for study. Go behind the scenes with the researchers during this intensive week of reuniting with ship family, data collection, and science. Filmed and edited by: • Erin Winick Anthony (https://www.youtube.com/@erinwinickanthony), Expedition 401 Outreach Officer Featuring: • The JOIDES Resolution Expedition 401 Science Party • Students, Faculty and Staff of the University of Bremen Special Thanks To: • USSSP • JOIDES Resolution Science Operator (JRSO) • IODP • ICDP • NSF • All of our IMMAGE Partners
How Scientists Took 16,000 Samples of Ocean Rock in One Week | JOIDES Resolution Expedition 401
Continuing the science story of IODP Expedition 395: Reykjanes Mantle Convection and Climate, this video follows the ocean floor cores from drilling to data and explains how scientists use biology to solve the secrets of ancient climate.
Using Biology to Discover the Earth's Secrets
Continuing the science story of ‪IODP‬ Expedition 395: Reykjanes Mantle Convection and Climate. This video follows the cores from drilling to data and explains how scientists use basic chemistry principles to solve the secrets of the seafloor.
Using Chemistry to Discover the Earth's Secrets
Aerial view of the JOIDES Resolution drilling in the Santorini Caldera during Expedition 398: Hellenic Arc Volcanic Field. Credit: Thomas Ronge, IODP JRSO To learn more about this expedition, visit https://joidesresolution.org/expedition/hellenic-arc-volcanic-field/
JOIDES Resolution drone footage
As the Tyrrhenian Continent-Ocean Transition Expedition begins to wind down and head in to port, it's time to join Tessa and Larkin one last time aboard the scientific drilling vessel JOIDES Resolution to finish our amazing tour of the onboard scientific laboratories! This time, we will get a peek at the geochemistry lab and thin section lab to see how fresh core sample from the bottom of the Tyrrhenian Sea is further analyzed by a team of international scientists. What else can we learn from a single piece of core from the bottom of the sea? Let's ask them! Read Tessa and Larkin's latest Reach the World articles (reachtheworld.org/tyrrhenian-continent-ocean-transition-expedition) and then connect with them LIVE from the ship during this third and final livestream event of Reach the World's virtual exchange program. Reach the World is a #globaleducation non-profit organization that brings the world into U.S. K-12 classrooms using #virtualexchange. Like and subscribe for the latest updates, and learn more at about.reachtheworld.org #reachtheworld
Tyrrhenian Continent-Ocean Transition Expedition - LIVE (#3) from the JOIDES Resolution
The Tyrrhenian Continent-Ocean Transition Expedition is making great progress off the western coast of Italy, and it's time to rejoin them aboard the scientific drilling vessel JOIDES Resolution to check in again with Outreach Officers Tessa and Larkin. This time, we will tour the onboard laboratory facilities and see how a fresh core sample from the bottom of the Tyrrhenian Sea is processed and examined by a team of international scientists. What are they looking for, and how do they do it? Let's ask them! Read Tessa and Larkin's latest Reach the World articles (reachtheworld.org/tyrrhenian-continent-ocean-transition-expedition) and then connect with them LIVE from the ship during this second livestream event of Reach the World's virtual exchange program. Reach the World is a #globaleducation non-profit organization that brings the world into U.S. K-12 classrooms using #virtualexchange. Like and subscribe for the latest updates, and learn more at about.reachtheworld.org #reachtheworld
Tyrrhenian Continent-Ocean Transition Expedition - LIVE (#2) from the JOIDES Resolution
A DIY resistivity meter was built to help determine how much influence drilling mud was having on downhole logging. This was completed during Expedition 402. This video walks through the process of the experiment.
What do Soda Cans, Resistivity, and Drilling have to do with each other?
The Tyrrhenian Continent-Ocean Transition Expedition is underway off the western coast of Italy, and it's time to travel virtually to the scientific drilling vessel JOIDES Resolution to meet Outreach Officers Tessa and Larkin! What have they been up to since leaving the U.S.? Let's ask them! Read Tessa's latest Reach the World articles (reachtheworld.org/tyrrhenian-continent-ocean-transition-expedition) and then connect with her and Larkin LIVE from the ship during this introductory event. Reach the World is a #globaleducation non-profit organization that brings the world into U.S. K-12 classrooms using #virtualexchange. Like and subscribe for the latest updates, and learn more at about.reachtheworld.org #reachtheworld
Tyrrhenian Continent-Ocean Transition Expedition - LIVE from the JOIDES Resolution
Whale watching with Expedition 401 aboard the JOIDES Resolution! #NSFFunded #IODP #EXP401
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