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A Talk with Sean Solomon, Lamont-Doherty’s New Director
“The Observatory has remained a powerhouse in Earth science research and a very special place. The scientists here are true explorers—creative and fiercely independent.”
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In a First, Scientists Successfully Forecast Undersea Eruption
Lava Flow Is Spotted Off Oregon
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Scientists Sail to Assess Haiti Quake Threat
Research Ship Will Image Faults, Seek Signs of Hidden Dangers
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Scientists Drill Deepest Hole off New Zealand
Layers of sand tell of fluctuations in climate, sea level
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Major Drilling Ship Back at Sea
JOIDES Resolution to Range From Bering Sea to Antarctic
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