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Waggoner: Firsts In Science – Around the Americas, Funds Needed for More
Reposted with permission from Waggoner Nov 30, 2024. Original article . There have been significant, noteworthy firsts in science thanks to the crew of s/v One Ocean and the Around the Americas Expedition. Thanks to their on-board meteorological station, microSWIFT buoy drops, polar observations
ATA Crossing the Pacific Update
One Ocean and crew are currently about halfway through our longest crossing to date. We left the Galápagos on June 4, and the passage to Hawaii is more than 3,900 nautical miles. A journey of this size takes preparation. We have enough diesel to get us there if necessary, but sailing is a must. We
Beneath the Surface of the Galápagos
So much of this expedition has involved witnessing life on the ocean from above the surface. The Galápagos offered us a completely different perspective—deep beneath it. The crew—Tess, Grace, Steve, and I—had the opportunity to dive off the northern end of Santa Cruz Island near Daphne Minor and