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Daily Journals
Oct 4 - Underway on the Knorr
Oct 5 - In the Irminger Sea
Oct 6 - Wind on the Water
Oct 7 - The Angry Irminger
Oct 8 - Bridges and Galleys
Oct 9 - Photo special
Oct 10 - Convection and the Crouton Count
Oct 11 - The Great Sinking
Oct 12 - Staying Put
Oct 13 - Current? What Current?
Oct 14 - In Eirik's Wake
Oct 15 - The Great Big Barrier
Oct 16 - Day's Routine
Oct 17 - Melting
Oct 19 - Back to the Barrier
Oct 20 - Hard Land, Hard Water
Oct 21 - As the World Turns
Oct 22- Night Show
Oct 23 - The Warning
Oct 24 - The Long, Long Stream
Oct 25 - Snow Day
Oct 26 - In the Name of Science
Oct 27 - Bottom Effect
Oct 28 - A Drag
Oct 29 - An Ending
Epilogue

Image : The Great Sinking by Dallas Murphy


The sky was clear enough last night to see the stars... and a green curtain of light known as the Northern Lights, or the Aurora Borealis.  Click here to learn more about auroras. (photo by Dan Torres, WHOI)

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Last updated: October 17, 2008
 


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