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Speed 4 knots (kts) Course 180° Location Canada Basin, 75.91° N, 136.15° W Depth 3560 meters ## SPECIAL FEATURE DISCUSSION: (see previous journal for the questions.) I can think of two likely mechanisms to move fairly large sediment like pebbles far offshore. Normal deposition

What a great week at Foothills Academy! It's only our second week back after the summer but we already did some field work to tour 45-million years of Colorado history from the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods and started an archaeology excavation behind the classroom!On the dig, students are working

Speed 4 knots (kts) Course 295° Location Eastern Canada Basin, 76.79° N, 133.68° W Depth 3420 meters ## SPECIAL FEATURE DISCUSSION: (see previous journal for the questions.) The Beaufort Gyre rotates clockwise in the Arctic Ocean, circulating ice along with it. As the ice pack

Speed 0 knots (kts) (Stopped for core sampling and CTD cast) Course N/A Location Southeast Canada Basin, West of Prince Patrick Island 76.53° N, 128.62° W Depth 2061 meters ## SPECIAL FEATURE DISCUSSION: (see previous journal for the questions.) Here's a sea floor profile heading

Speed 8.4 knots (kts) Course 107° Location Southeast Canada Basin, West of Banks Island 74.41° N, 132.58° W Depth 2933 meters ##TODAY'S JOURNAL: The first of September brought even more snow this morning, this time with enough accumulation to morph many of the ship's deck surfaces

Thanks to everyone who braved a "chilly" night in Santa Cruz to check out our "Antarctica: Colder than Santa Cruz in the Summer" event. We think we had about 80 people with most people staying glued to the big "wall" full of amazing pictures and videos till the very end. Thanks for all the kind

Speed 8.7 knots (kts) Course 135° Location Canada Basin, 75.31° N, 139.38° W Depth 3669 meters ## SPECIAL FEATURE DISCUSSION: (see previous journal for the questions.) Since pressure increases by about 1 atmosphere for every 10 meters of water depth, **the cups experienced about

Speed 15.5 knots (kts) Course 208° Location Canada Basin, 78.06° N, 136.33° W Depth 3684 meters ## SPECIAL FEATURE DISCUSSION: (see previous journal for the questions.) Prior to canning, freezing, and refrigeration sailors on long voyages had to rely on other methods to keep food