Ocean Drilling Program: Leg 195 Week 5

Leg 195 Week 5

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A spectacular sunset at Site 1201. The weather is always perfect and the sunsets are mostly beautiful in the Philippine Sea.

Dave Hart stays in shape by spending some of his free time on the tread mill in the well-equipped shipboard gym.

Preparations for the ION seismometer installation have taken over the new conference room, while meetings are being held in the old science lounge.

Anastasia Ledwon reads a poem as part of a United Nations project entitled Dialogue Among Civilizations Through Poetry. The reading was held in hundreds of locations worldwide and at three international locations: Antarctica, the International spacestation, and the JOIDES Resolution on transit in international waters somewhere between Guam and Taiwan.

The downhole water sampler is being prepared on the rig floor for deployment.

A rare visitor on the JOIDES Resolution: a helicopter is landing on the helicopter deck to transfer personnel to Guam.

Drilling in 5,700 m water depth at Site 1201 leaves the pipe rack, which is usually filled to the top with drill pipe, empty.

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A spectacular sunset at Site 1201. The weather is always perfect and the sunsets are mostly beautiful in the Philippine Sea.
Dave Hart stays in shape by spending some of his free time on the tread mill in the well-equipped shipboard gym.	Preparations for the ION seismometer installation have taken over the new conference room, while meetings are being held in the old science lounge.
Anastasia Ledwon reads a poem as part of a United Nations project entitled Dialogue Among Civilizations Through Poetry. The reading was held in hundreds of locations worldwide and at three international locations: Antarctica, the International spacestation, and the JOIDES Resolution on transit in international waters somewhere between Guam and Taiwan.	The downhole water sampler is being prepared on the rig floor for deployment.
A rare visitor on the JOIDES Resolution: a helicopter is landing on the helicopter deck to transfer personnel to Guam.	Drilling in 5,700 m water depth at Site 1201 leaves the pipe rack, which is usually filled to the top with drill pipe, empty.