Trevor Williams
@drtrevorwilliams.bsky.social
Marine geologist and Expedition Project Manager at the International Ocean Discovery Program
Reposted by Trevor Williams
These rocks were retrieved from the first dredge, deployed to a water depth of 2700 metres on the steep eastern slope of the Eastern Bruce Rise.
Further dredges are planned, including to features that may be extinct underwater volcanoes.
@utas.edu.au
📷: Katharina Hochmuth / Delphine Lannuzel
Further dredges are planned, including to features that may be extinct underwater volcanoes.
@utas.edu.au
📷: Katharina Hochmuth / Delphine Lannuzel
April 1, 2025 at 5:37 AM
These rocks were retrieved from the first dredge, deployed to a water depth of 2700 metres on the steep eastern slope of the Eastern Bruce Rise.
Further dredges are planned, including to features that may be extinct underwater volcanoes.
@utas.edu.au
📷: Katharina Hochmuth / Delphine Lannuzel
Further dredges are planned, including to features that may be extinct underwater volcanoes.
@utas.edu.au
📷: Katharina Hochmuth / Delphine Lannuzel