So excited to have you back and to read about your expedition adventures! 😍🤩 Very interesting to peek behind the scenes, with you guiding us expertly. I would never imagine the airport control would be so anxiety-inducing, or the throwing stuff in the ocean part (but it does make so much sense!) 😄
That huskies cafe looks awesome, what a place to bring us the postcard from 🥰 take care, and best of luck on the future expeditions too!
This is truly the content I never knew I needed. What happens if you loose the equipment in the ocean? And how long does it stay there? Thank you for sharing these precious glimpses of your life. Good luck and be safe!
So happy to have you following along (and also for being so curious and being one of the people who nudged me to finally get my fingers typing again 🥰).
These stations are intended to stay out for 2 months, so we will recover them in the second half of August.
Well, if we "loose them in the ocean" it depends on how/what happened. So if the release mechanism is not working, that is a big issue since in these depths up here, we cannot send a diver or something. If the recorders would get flushed away by strong currents or e.g. bottom trawling (not likely in the two spots we selected though), then there is the chance of them getting washed up somewhere and then relying on good people to read the labels and contact us. But in general, one thing about ocean-related science is: "If you throw things in the great wide ocean, you can call yourself lucky to get them back." 🙈
E.g. we still have really old devices at the university for equipment we do not use anymore - just in case somewhere, somehow one of the lost pieces re-emerges.
So happy it worked, and you’re back here again ❤️ It’s so interesting that after all that work, so much of it is relying on luck, but it kinda adds some magic to it😍
WELCOME BACK!!!!!🫶🫶🫶🥹🥹🥹🥹✨✨✨ I missed your postcards, but for you to do what it is you do best, a break is essential. These are a glimpse into another world for me. I feel like I am reading an adventure novel. You're the 'fun size' spunky explorer, taking us on wild and informative adventures. THank you for sharing. THank you for coming back. THank you so much for taking the time out of your busy schedule for us. I am a fan for life!!! Can't wait for the next installment. Even if it may seem dull and boring for you, I'm excited for you. All the best. Enjoy. Be safe. ✨🥹🫶🫶🫶🥹
So excited to have you back and to read about your expedition adventures! 😍🤩 Very interesting to peek behind the scenes, with you guiding us expertly. I would never imagine the airport control would be so anxiety-inducing, or the throwing stuff in the ocean part (but it does make so much sense!) 😄
That huskies cafe looks awesome, what a place to bring us the postcard from 🥰 take care, and best of luck on the future expeditions too!
Thanks for sticking around and being here to soak it all up ☺️ this really means a lot to me!
There is no other place with such adventures, I'm definitely hooked and waiting for the next ones! 😁❤️
This is truly the content I never knew I needed. What happens if you loose the equipment in the ocean? And how long does it stay there? Thank you for sharing these precious glimpses of your life. Good luck and be safe!
So happy to have you following along (and also for being so curious and being one of the people who nudged me to finally get my fingers typing again 🥰).
These stations are intended to stay out for 2 months, so we will recover them in the second half of August.
Well, if we "loose them in the ocean" it depends on how/what happened. So if the release mechanism is not working, that is a big issue since in these depths up here, we cannot send a diver or something. If the recorders would get flushed away by strong currents or e.g. bottom trawling (not likely in the two spots we selected though), then there is the chance of them getting washed up somewhere and then relying on good people to read the labels and contact us. But in general, one thing about ocean-related science is: "If you throw things in the great wide ocean, you can call yourself lucky to get them back." 🙈
E.g. we still have really old devices at the university for equipment we do not use anymore - just in case somewhere, somehow one of the lost pieces re-emerges.
So happy it worked, and you’re back here again ❤️ It’s so interesting that after all that work, so much of it is relying on luck, but it kinda adds some magic to it😍
WELCOME BACK!!!!!🫶🫶🫶🥹🥹🥹🥹✨✨✨ I missed your postcards, but for you to do what it is you do best, a break is essential. These are a glimpse into another world for me. I feel like I am reading an adventure novel. You're the 'fun size' spunky explorer, taking us on wild and informative adventures. THank you for sharing. THank you for coming back. THank you so much for taking the time out of your busy schedule for us. I am a fan for life!!! Can't wait for the next installment. Even if it may seem dull and boring for you, I'm excited for you. All the best. Enjoy. Be safe. ✨🥹🫶🫶🫶🥹
Thanks heaps, Mark! 🥰 Your excitement means a lot to me. And I like the "fun size spunky explorer" 🤣.
I think the next postcard will be with content from the cruise 😁!
Thanks for sticking around :)
Always, you have the best job/classroom/work site around. You remind me of something I haven't figured out but it's just fun to read and follow you.
It’s so lovely seeing you back at my “heart” place. I look forward to learning more about your latest adventure : )
The pleasure and excitement is real over here! But I am even more happy that you are still around 🥰🥹 Big hug to you!