Field Notes from the Deep
Caroline EdmondsAn Oceanography PhD journal from the shoreline to the seafloor.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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II. Crossing the Pacific - First Dive
FYI if you have questions you would like answered about being on board, please comment! I will answer them in a following piece!
First Dive Excitement
It was 3 AM. I could not stop thinking about what we could possibly see on our very...
Crossing the Pacific....to the Mariana islands
Hafa Adai!
E/V Nautilus in dock at Guam the day after I arrived.
Thank for tuning back in! The last two months have been packed with Discipline Exams, moon jellies, and trip planning hence the lack of posts (See a moon jelly at the end of...
We Didn't Discover Monsters in the Deep Ocean.
Picture an anglerfish. You already know what it looks like — the grotesque silhouette, the bioluminescent lure dangling over a mouth full of needle teeth, the total darkness around it. You have probably never seen one in person. You have pr...
Earth Day Ignores the Largest Ecosystem on the Planet
On Earth Day, we talk about trees. We talk about recycling. We talk about clean air. But we almost never talk about the thing that covers 70% of the planet we're supposedly celebrating.
When did you last hear "ocean" mentioned on Earth Da...
When Expertise Becomes a Platform
Re-Enter the Present
In the span of a decade, the public image of the scientist has taken on a new shape. A tenured professor records a three-hour podcast on circadian rhythms, cites primary literature with fluency, and translates molec...
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Deep-sea ecologist writing about ocean science, policy, and stewardship. Contributor to NFL33 on football analytics.
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