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Topic: Paleoceanography

Imaging the K-T Boundary

In search of an asteroid that ended the Cretaceous Period.

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In most recent #HuntingBubbles video, you may have noticed a pretty cool bathymetric chart - you too can check out interactive map system from R/V Falkor's previous cruises to the area: maps.ccom.unh.edu/po… and maps.ccom.unh.edu/po… Zoom in/out and move around to explore. pic.twitter.com/dqHA…

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In 1st weekly update for 2019 #HuntingBubbles expedition, find out where we're searching for methane seeps and why these features are important. Get an inside look at cutting-edge tech+amazing views of these stunning environments with beautiful creatures schmidtocean.org/cru… pic.twitter.com/wOtZ…

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RT @UnderseaTV Me Then: Watch a plastic skeleton open a chest of bubbles in a fish tank Me Now: Watch a van-sized robot record bubbles on the bottom of the sea Come watch @SchmidtOcean #HuntingBubbles: schmidtocean.org/tec… pic.twitter.com/6Lci…

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RT @USGS Despite sounding like a noise of confusion in chemistry class, chemoherms are actually rock formations near methane seeps: ow.ly/NQg450uGCJg We're now in week 2 of our #huntingbubbles research cruise w/@SchmidtOcean Pic courtesy @NOAA #Oceans #30DaysofOcean #WordoftheDay pic.twitter.com/vjUd…

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New #HuntingBubbles dive happening now, join us at Astoria Canyon for another gas vent site investigation youtube.com/watch?v=… pic.twitter.com/2qKR…

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