Mission: Ames
- 2012
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Here is the list of entries for Mission: Ames based on the selected criteria.
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Paleomagnetism and Problem Solving
Sep 23, 2012 10:10:51 PM | Melissa Pandika
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- While I learned more about how geophysicists collect magnetic data on the ground, SIERRA engineers engaged in an intense brainstorming process, culminating in a potential breakthrough.
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Down and Dirty in the Field
Sep 11, 2012 07:12:26 PM | Melissa Pandika
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- After spending the first half of the field session at Cedarville Airport, watching SIERRA collect magnetic data from the sky, a sudden change in plans finally gave me the chance to soil my hiking boots as I learned about how geoscientists gather data on the ground.
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A Valley of Surprises
Sep 07, 2012 10:40:22 AM | Melissa Pandika
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- The Surprise Valley field expedition is an expedition in every sense. On the one hand, the team is trying to map underground faults and fractures beyond a region whose subsurface they’ve already studied in great detail. But analyzing the data in these new maps has itself proven to be an expedition.
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Smoothing out the Kinks
Sep 06, 2012 02:47:01 AM | Melissa Pandika
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- How does science work? Though romanticized as a string of exciting, accidental discoveries, in reality, the bulk of scientific research happens in the prelude to discovery--the humbler, though no less exciting, process of troubleshooting.
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Demonstrating Science
Aug 31, 2012 12:59:14 PM | Jessica Culler
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- Conclusion to Kimberly Ennico's blog posts from the science backroom of RESOLVE.
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Antarctica: Remote Field Camp Expedition
Feb 08, 2012 06:27:00 PM | Jessica Culler
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- Jon Rask participated in a three-person expedition to deliver science hardware supplies for set up of an extremely remote field camp called PG2, at an elevation of ~11500 feet, near the South Pole. Here's a blog post from his time in Antarctica.
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