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Home » Understanding » Deep Earth Academy » PEAT News Network Special Report - "Life on Board"

PEAT News Network Special Report - "Life on Board"

Posted by Will Ramos on Friday, August 7th, 2009 at 12:32 pm
Filed under: Deep Earth Academy, News & Resources, Understanding, Videos

PEAT News Network In this final, but epic PNN Special Report we feature the stunning and untold story about the daily routine onboard the JOIDES Resolution.

You'll experience what its like to cruise with 120 people non-stop for two months, without touching land! Narrated by IODP science and JOIDES Resolution staff during the PEAT Expeditions of May/June 2009, just for PNN!

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