Institut für Chemie und Biologie des Meeres
von Ruth Supka
Ein kleiner Fuchs ist zusammen mit 34 Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftlern und 31 Crewmitgliedern auf dem Forschungsschiff Sonne unterwegs. Vor dieser Reise hat der Fuchs die Grundschule in Husum bei Nienburg/Weser besucht und versprochen, den Schülerinnen und Schülern von seinen Eindrücken und Erlebnissen zu berichten.
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Der Fuchs beobachtet das Lotsenboot – SO290 R.Supka (CC BY 4.0)[/caption]
by Emma Hadré, Tarik Bozkuyu and Ruth Supka
Our workplace is a screen-filled lab in the middle of the ship. This job may appear repetitive at first look, but our workspace is just as interesting and important as the rest of the work carried out on the ship.
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Team Hydroacustic - Tarik, Ruth und Emma[/caption]
By Svenja Illemann and Julia Warnatz – 26. 4. 2022 You must be wondering whether we found our cabins on the same day. Thanks to the support of people with…
3 flights, 2 PCR tests, 2 bus rides, 2 hotel stays, 1 taxi ride and 1 quick test to RV Sonne By Julia Warnatz and Svenja Illemann – 24. 4.…
by Ruth Supka – 13.4.2022 For our research cruise on the research vessel Sonne (cruise SO290, Nouméa-Nouméa, April 15 to May 12, 2022), we packed containers with research equipment several…
von Ruth Supka – 13. 4.2022 Für unsere Forschungsreise auf dem Forschungsschiff Sonne (Fahrt SO290, Nouméa – Nouméa, 15.04.-12.05.2022), wurden schon Monate vor der Fahrt Container mit Equipment gepackt, das…
by Michelle Albinus, Claudia Thölen and Jochen Wollschläger
7:05 a.m. My first walk takes me not directly to breakfast (and to the loudly calling coffee), but to the universal lab - my cave, my playground. In the center is a large, square wooden table with laptops and protocols spread out on it. Along the walls are lab tables that house all of our equipment. During the course of the sampling station three of them will reveal to me what particles are in the water by absorbing light.
by Claudia Thölen, Jochen Wollschläger and Michelle Albinus
Every day the ship stops for two stations where we can lower our instruments into the water and take samples or measurements. In the morning after breakfast, I usually go back on deck every day to see if I can help Kai and Neeske with the CTD and the water sampler. CTD means Conductivity, Temperature & Depth.
by Jochen Wollschläger, Claudia Thölen and Michelle Albinus
Arrival on the Meteor on 21.12.2021, geo-lab, main deck. After the greeting, we are told that our cabins are distributed on the different decks. They hand me my key. Cabin 736. My non-existent sense of direction sounds an alarm - how am I ever supposed to find my way around here? I move toward the door that leads from the geo-lab to the interior of the ship and open it. "Red deck," I hear behind me. I step into the hallway in front of me and a grin creeps onto my face. All the doors and wall elements on this level are painted a rich red. Maybe I would find my way around here faster than I thought.
RV Meteor M179 - Patagonia
by Jochen Wollschläger, Claudia Thölen and Michelle Albinus
On 21.12.2021 we (Jochen Wollschläger, Claudia Thölen and Michelle Albinus) boarded the FS Meteor in Las Palmas. Initially, three weeks of transit from Gran Canaria to Punta Arenas, Chile await us. At the moment we are only a total of six scientists from Turkey, Spain and Germany.
