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Here is one final "Mystery Sound" posting, of something we heard quite a bit this summer. If you've ever been camping in the Pacific Northwest, then you've probably heard this at one time or another yourself! Mystery Audio http://

As with the other "Mystery Sounds"

At the time I am writing this, I am safely back at my home in Bellingham. All the other team members have also either returned home or moved on to their next field season (Jody, Bre, and Andy are now in Sicily!). And most of us, by now, should have about recovered from jet lag and the 18 hour time

Well, the Triathlon was a bit over a month ago, I have been back in the classroom for almost as long, and feel terribly guilty for taking this many weeks to post my last, but then beginning journal entry. Let me explain:The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter HEALY docked in Dutch Harbor, Alaska on July 31st

Today, the robot got packaged up for its long journey south! It will be going to Antarctica via cargo ship, so it has to get a "head start" on my travel time. If all goes as planned, we will reconnect in McMurdo! I am looking forward to swimming together under the ice! It will be great fun to test

Today, the robot: SCUBADOOBA DOO got some new "clothes"! While fine-tuning the buoyancy of our robot, we learned what may seem like an obvious lesson: Styrofoam disintegrates when it gets wet! We, obviously, can't put any substance into the Antarctic environment that will crumble and pollute the