Additional Pictures
Date: 2004/10/02
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San Andreas Fault Observatory at Depth Additional Pictures Date: 2004/10/02 |
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UN_Vacuum_Canister_SAFOD-MH-ST1_1.jpg | This is a vacuum canister that Martin Stute (Columbia Univ.) uses to process sub-core samples. Once all the air has been evacuated from the canister, the noble gasses trapped within the matrix of the sample escape into the canister. |
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UN_Germantv_SAFOD-MH-ST1_1.jpg | Today a television crew from the Second German Television (ZDF) station were at the drill site to film the site and interview scientists about SAFOD. |
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UN_Germantv_SAFOD-MH-ST1_2.jpg | The television crew from the Second German Television (ZDF) station with Lothar Wohlgemuth, GFZ (Lothar is on the left). |
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UN_Core_SAFOD-MH-ST1_3.jpg | Early this morning the second run of coring was completed. This is a view of the very bottom of the recovered core. |
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UN_Core_SAFOD-MH-ST1_4.jpg | This picture shows the core being sectioned into 3 foot samples. |
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UN_Core_SAFOD-MH-ST1_5.jpg | The core recovered early this morning was composed mainly of the dark, greenish gray rock you can see in this picture. |