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Green flash as seen from the RV Investigator.

Day 8: Solving the green flash mystery

On the RV Investigator we get to see some particularly spectacular sunrises and sunsets.

Photo of scientist Dr Vanessa Lucieer working on some multibeam swath data.

Researcher Profile: Dr Vanessa Lucieer

Meet Dr Vanessa Lucieer, a Senior Lecturer and Marine Spatial Analyst at the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) at the University of Tasmania.

Day 5: The dredge that didn’t….

Sometimes the results of a dredge are less than fantastic – like this one!

Student researcher Quinn Anderson (University of Sydney) and PhD Researcher Saskia Ruttor (Monash University ) investigating black rock composition

Day 4: Third dredge at Frederick Reef

The main research conducted on this voyage involves dredging rock material from the ocean floor. The dredging process aims to collect significant samples of black volcanic rock.

Sampling our first seamounts

Day 4: Sampling our first seamounts!

After a two and a half day transit, the RV Investigator arrived at the first sampling site, a seamount called Frederick’s Reef.

magnetometer being deployed from back deck

Day 2: Transiting to the first dredging site

The second day of our voyage was spent continuing our transit from Cairns to our first dredge site in the Coral Sea.

Jamie Menzies

Introducing Jamie Menzies

Jamie Menzies is a Learning and Access Officer at the Scottish Maritime Museum and Research Assistant at The University of Edinburgh.

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