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If Only It Would Last

If Only It Would Last

On an endless summer day in 2007, WHOI scientists gathered at the gateway to the Arctic Ocean in Longyearbyen (population 1,800), the largest settlement on the Norwegian island of Svalbard, […]

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Through the Mist

Through the Mist

On a foggy August day off the coast of Greenland, photographer Rachel Fletcher took a ride in one of R/V Knorr‘s small boats (also known as an RHIB) to […]

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Reach for it

Reach for it

Performing a tricky maneuver in rising seas during Alvin‘s recovery to R/V Atlantis, swimmers Dave Walter and Allison Heater reach for the hoisting line from the ship’s A-frame; […]

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Shining Rivers

Shining Rivers

From the air, the Fraser River Delta and the Straight of Georgia near Vancouver, Canada, reflect the evening sun, with the Coast Range mountains in the background right. WHOI […]

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First Light

First Light

Researcher Emily Peacock took this image of an icy sunrise partway through a 65-day Antarctic research cruise aboard the icebreaker Nathaniel B. Palmer, part of a program studying Climate […]

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Rainy Day Tour

Rainy Day Tour

Gusty winds and rain did not dampen the enthusiasm of visitors waiting to tour the R/V Knorr at the WHOI dock on August 7, 2011. More than 750 people […]

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Hurricane Hunter

Hurricane Hunter

Former MIT/WHOI Joint Program student (and current assistant professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst) Jonathan Woodruff sinks a core sampler into the ground at Sippewissett Marsh in 2009. […]

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Colorful Cobble

Colorful Cobble

This tricolor rock resulted from volcanic activity along the Gakkel Ridge at the bottom of the Arctic Ocean between Russia and the North Pole. The black middle portion is […]

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Listening to the Ocean

Listening to the Ocean

A group of scientists and engineers from WHOI, University of Washington, and Penn State checks a ship-towed sound source in the test pool at WHOI’s Reinhart Coastal Research Center. The […]

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Going to Extremes

Going to Extremes

To really understand the cycle of life in the deep sea, researchers need samples to measure chemistry and DNA. And they aren’t after just any samples; the ones with […]

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