08/06/2015,00:00:53,jonathantree,I am going to  be very interested in what the sub-bottom profile will tell us
08/06/2015,00:01:13,leswatling,there is no current
08/06/2015,00:01:27,randysinger,new name for the claw: Rock Wrecker
08/06/2015,00:01:58,Scott France,Or these rocks are Claw Wreckers…
08/06/2015,00:02:00,okeanosexplorer,CORA - Trissopathes
08/06/2015,00:02:09,leswatling,that may explain the few corals and sponges
08/06/2015,00:02:20,tinamolodtsova,NO
08/06/2015,00:02:25,tinamolodtsova,Heteropathes
08/06/2015,00:03:34,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/06/2015,00:03:47,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/06/2015,00:04:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16375, LON : -169.87810, DEPTH :2674.6323m, TEMP :  1.63168C, SAL : 34.66196 PSU, DO :  3.50171 mg/L
08/06/2015,00:06:28,leswatling,interesting how the sediment plume hangs along the bottom like a fog
08/06/2015,00:06:54,michaelgarcia,wild layered deposits
08/06/2015,00:06:59,okeanosexplorer,Rock collected at 2672m
08/06/2015,00:07:08,randysinger,are we taking our pet rock for a walk?
08/06/2015,00:07:10,michaelgarcia,audio is very faint
08/06/2015,00:07:29,tinamolodtsova,cannot get live video
08/06/2015,00:07:33,michaelgarcia,Looks like snow in Antarctica
08/06/2015,00:07:36,Scott France,HOL
08/06/2015,00:07:55,Nicole Morgan,ACN
08/06/2015,00:09:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16410, LON : -169.87775, DEPTH :2663.7824m, TEMP :  1.62608C, SAL : 34.65970 PSU, DO :  3.59796 mg/L
08/06/2015,00:09:27,leswatling,audio is now all pilot chatter and narrative is very faint
08/06/2015,00:11:49,michaelgarcia,glad you picked up the bigger rock
08/06/2015,00:11:53,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/06/2015,00:12:35,leswatling,sediment level here could be a result of sluggish currents
08/06/2015,00:13:04,tinamolodtsova,SHI
08/06/2015,00:14:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16426, LON : -169.87778, DEPTH :2661.4493m, TEMP :  1.61723C, SAL : 34.66216 PSU, DO :  3.55688 mg/L
08/06/2015,00:14:13,Astrid Leitner,are the currents still slow here?
08/06/2015,00:14:25,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/06/2015,00:14:39,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/06/2015,00:14:43,leswatling,these could be old current marks. no biology to disturb them
08/06/2015,00:14:59,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/06/2015,00:15:03,leswatling,no bioturbation
08/06/2015,00:15:04,Scott France,Video too jumpy but I thought perhaps we passed one of those tall feather like CORA like we collected early yesterday
08/06/2015,00:17:07,Nicole Morgan,CRI
08/06/2015,00:17:17,Diva Amon,comatulid
08/06/2015,00:17:27,leswatling,there seems to be a sharp ridge on the ripple
08/06/2015,00:17:33,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/06/2015,00:17:38,tinamolodtsova,Commatulida
08/06/2015,00:18:38,leswatling,push the claw into the seidment?
08/06/2015,00:18:59,okeanosexplorer,sorry we just started moving
08/06/2015,00:19:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16474, LON : -169.87713, DEPTH :2660.1074m, TEMP :  1.62231C, SAL : 34.66196 PSU, DO :  3.58245 mg/L
08/06/2015,00:19:17,leswatling,no worries
08/06/2015,00:19:27,J.R. Smith,HEA SED and broken slabs with COB
08/06/2015,00:19:56,leswatling,this area looks like it has burrowers in the seds
08/06/2015,00:20:10,tinamolodtsova,FISH
08/06/2015,00:20:35,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/06/2015,00:20:48,tinamolodtsova,one + OPH
08/06/2015,00:21:26,tinamolodtsova,in the midwater
08/06/2015,00:22:10,leswatling,is this a comatulid on a dead stalk? 
08/06/2015,00:22:11,Nicole Morgan,Also think same Bathycrinid sp.
08/06/2015,00:22:26,leswatling,looks not healthy
08/06/2015,00:23:15,michaelgarcia,more slabby rock. odd formation
08/06/2015,00:23:26,okeanosexplorer,SHI
08/06/2015,00:23:39,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/06/2015,00:23:45,randysinger,SHI
08/06/2015,00:24:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16463, LON : -169.87729, DEPTH :2656.5760m, TEMP :  1.61603C, SAL : 34.66117 PSU, DO :  3.60870 mg/L
08/06/2015,00:25:00,tinamolodtsova,SPO
08/06/2015,00:25:15,jonathantree,gravity suggest that a persistent magma body did not exist under this crater!
08/06/2015,00:25:20,Diva Amon,NODULES!
08/06/2015,00:25:37,okeanosexplorer,FSH
08/06/2015,00:25:56,J.R. Smith,Nodules
08/06/2015,00:26:11,Astrid Leitner,coryphaenoides
08/06/2015,00:26:14,randysinger,bingo
08/06/2015,00:26:17,Astrid Leitner,longicirrhus
08/06/2015,00:26:49,tinamolodtsova,POL
08/06/2015,00:27:21,tinamolodtsova,? XEN
08/06/2015,00:27:47,randysinger,macrourids feed in teh sediment though
08/06/2015,00:28:01,michaelgarcia,wild sediments lobs to left
08/06/2015,00:28:25,michaelgarcia,highly fractured rock
08/06/2015,00:28:33,Astrid Leitner,I have seen them feeding on swimming crustaceans as well
08/06/2015,00:29:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16466, LON : -169.87734, DEPTH :2652.5745m, TEMP :  1.61923C, SAL : 34.66180 PSU, DO :  3.53818 mg/L
08/06/2015,00:29:27,randysinger,oh really? that's interesting Astrid!
08/06/2015,00:30:02,michaelgarcia,jumbled terraine, very odd
08/06/2015,00:30:14,Scott France,ACN
08/06/2015,00:30:21,Santiago Herrera,Metallogorgia?
08/06/2015,00:30:36,Scott France,Perhaps Metallogorgia at left
08/06/2015,00:31:00,amybaco-taylor,7 arms
08/06/2015,00:31:03,Diva Amon,CRI comatulid
08/06/2015,00:31:40,randysinger,wow thats amazing
08/06/2015,00:31:50,randysinger,theya re my favorite echinoderm for sure
08/06/2015,00:32:18,leswatling,would be good to see what it is
08/06/2015,00:33:18,leswatling,the commensal ophiuroid is Ophiocreas
08/06/2015,00:33:29,leswatling,This should be collected
08/06/2015,00:33:39,leswatling,It is not Metallogorgia
08/06/2015,00:33:55,leswatling,Just saying what the ophiuroid would be
08/06/2015,00:34:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16493, LON : -169.87707, DEPTH :2653.8017m, TEMP :  1.62283C, SAL : 34.66128 PSU, DO :  3.54454 mg/L
08/06/2015,00:34:39,Santiago Herrera,agree
08/06/2015,00:34:49,leswatling,Lots of strange features about this beast
08/06/2015,00:35:44,Scott France,Les - this looks like the "saddlebags" polyps
08/06/2015,00:36:05,tinamolodtsova,very strange polyps
08/06/2015,00:36:17,leswatling,yeah, but the coenenchyme is very irregular in thickness
08/06/2015,00:36:33,Scott France,Yup - rhodalid siphonophore.
08/06/2015,00:36:42,leswatling,is that a benthic siphonophore?
08/06/2015,00:36:43,Scott France,"Dandelion" siphophore
08/06/2015,00:37:28,leswatling,would be great to have close zoom of this guy
08/06/2015,00:38:04,leswatling,we have seen these occasionally on seamounts
08/06/2015,00:38:37,leswatling,yep really nice
08/06/2015,00:38:52,leswatling,hold that a bit longer
08/06/2015,00:39:04,randysinger,just keep refreshing
08/06/2015,00:39:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16492, LON : -169.87711, DEPTH :2653.7708m, TEMP :  1.63704C, SAL : 34.65896 PSU, DO :  3.56715 mg/L
08/06/2015,00:39:31,leswatling,you can see little branches on the tentacles
08/06/2015,00:39:43,Scott France,Oh, I've been trying that Randy!
08/06/2015,00:39:47,randysinger,:(
08/06/2015,00:39:54,Scott France,:-( indeed
08/06/2015,00:40:12,Scott France,Thermopalia, I think. Let me check
08/06/2015,00:40:42,Scott France,Yes: Thermopalia is the genus
08/06/2015,00:41:05,leswatling,the tentacles act like guide wires to hold it in place
08/06/2015,00:41:14,Scott France,Or if not that genus, something closely realted.
08/06/2015,00:41:38,Scott France,Perhaps THIS coral is a Pseudochrysogorgia…!
08/06/2015,00:41:50,leswatling,might be
08/06/2015,00:42:03,tinamolodtsova,just collect it and check
08/06/2015,00:42:10,amybaco-taylor,I'm curious what charactrers you see that differentiate from Metallo?
08/06/2015,00:42:17,leswatling,branching pattern is also not right
08/06/2015,00:43:01,leswatling,try to collect the chryso by cutting below the lowest branch
08/06/2015,00:43:11,Scott France,And no Ophiocreas!!
08/06/2015,00:43:20,leswatling,exactly!
08/06/2015,00:43:32,Scott France,And skeleton too pale...
08/06/2015,00:43:52,Scott France,Polyp shape also not quite right
08/06/2015,00:44:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16483, LON : -169.87712, DEPTH :2653.7489m, TEMP :  1.65365C, SAL : 34.64911 PSU, DO :  3.54912 mg/L
08/06/2015,00:44:33,leswatling,Amy, sorry I missed your comment. Mostly its the branching pattern. This one has branches a long way down the stalk and the branches in the top part are not consistently dichotomous.
08/06/2015,00:44:56,randysinger,bet these pilots rock at the claw games
08/06/2015,00:44:59,leswatling,perfect cut!
08/06/2015,00:45:00,randysinger,for stuffed animals
08/06/2015,00:45:10,amybaco-taylor,Seems like just a young Metallo to me, but I'm all for collecting to verify
08/06/2015,00:45:41,tinamolodtsova,hm
08/06/2015,00:45:59,leswatling,I can send you images of a yooung Metallo later and you will see that the canopy develops differently.
08/06/2015,00:46:07,Scott France,@Les: also no "antennae" at colony apex
08/06/2015,00:46:14,tinamolodtsova,It was another Metallogorgia described from area with pale skeleton
08/06/2015,00:46:40,amybaco-taylor,It does look more like a ball from this angle
08/06/2015,00:46:47,leswatling,yes there was one by Pasternak I think
08/06/2015,00:47:12,amybaco-taylor,How deep do melanotrichos records go
08/06/2015,00:47:16,Scott France,M. macrospina?
08/06/2015,00:47:21,leswatling,We have never had a chance to check that one out
08/06/2015,00:47:32,tinamolodtsova,M. tenuis
08/06/2015,00:47:46,leswatling,Good question, not this deep I don't think
08/06/2015,00:47:48,okeanosexplorer,collected SPEC03 2654m
08/06/2015,00:47:54,tinamolodtsova,M. melanotrichos at least to 3000
08/06/2015,00:48:09,leswatling,Tina knows
08/06/2015,00:48:10,Scott France,Whoo hoo on collection.
08/06/2015,00:48:47,tinamolodtsova,not in box yet
08/06/2015,00:48:50,randysinger,future holotype?
08/06/2015,00:48:54,randysinger,oh ps guys
08/06/2015,00:48:59,randysinger,if you put bait in that box
08/06/2015,00:49:04,randysinger,you will 100% catch fish
08/06/2015,00:49:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16490, LON : -169.87708, DEPTH :2653.8060m, TEMP :  1.64241C, SAL : 34.66148 PSU, DO :  3.54670 mg/L
08/06/2015,00:49:20,Nicole Morgan,Randy - hint hint, wink wink?
08/06/2015,00:49:25,randysinger,can the lid close really slow?
08/06/2015,00:49:46,tinamolodtsova,now - yes
08/06/2015,00:49:50,randysinger,hmm
08/06/2015,00:50:09,randysinger,I think it would be possible
08/06/2015,00:50:27,randysinger,based on what ive seen with plastic cylinder collections
08/06/2015,00:51:24,leswatling,the commensals generally do not leave the chrysos unless really provoked
08/06/2015,00:51:43,Scott France,I'd say that one was pretty provoked!
08/06/2015,00:52:04,leswatling,but only at the very last...
08/06/2015,00:52:16,tinamolodtsova,Polychaet will definitely run away
08/06/2015,00:52:36,leswatling,they are not as loyal as crustaceans
08/06/2015,00:52:50,Scott France,or ophiuroids
08/06/2015,00:53:18,leswatling,yeah, with ophis its just too much of a pain to uncoil those arms
08/06/2015,00:53:20,Scott France,Yes, I would like to peek over the edge a little. Or at least run along it.
08/06/2015,00:53:45,michaelgarcia,very curious lumpy surface. very odd for a hawaiian volcano
08/06/2015,00:53:52,Scott France,I mean run along the ridge and peer over…
08/06/2015,00:53:56,tinamolodtsova,no.. have you seen how ophiuroids are jumping away  from Isidids?? only few are loyal
08/06/2015,00:54:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16470, LON : -169.87716, DEPTH :2653.7905m, TEMP :  1.63727C, SAL : 34.66307 PSU, DO :  3.56049 mg/L
08/06/2015,00:54:30,leswatling,yeah but isidids don't like to have ophis or anyone else on them
08/06/2015,00:55:05,leswatling,asteroschematids develop very intense relationships with their hosts
08/06/2015,00:55:07,jonathantree,Coordinates for first sub bottom profile tackline: start point: 169 deg 51'37" 25 deg 11'04"
08/06/2015,00:55:22,okeanosexplorer,Thanks Jon
08/06/2015,00:55:31,jonathantree,end point : 169 deg 56'15" 25deg 07' 30"
08/06/2015,00:55:42,okeanosexplorer,I will relay the information
08/06/2015,00:58:20,tinamolodtsova,CRI
08/06/2015,00:59:08,okexnav,LAT :25.16486, LON : -169.87697, DEPTH :2657.1737m, TEMP :  1.63790C, SAL : 34.65903 PSU, DO :  3.53736 mg/L
08/06/2015,00:59:49,jonathantree,second trackline: start point-> 169deg55'05" 25deg10'51" edn point-> 169deg52'12" 25deg07'05"
08/06/2015,01:00:45,Scott France,CORI whip
08/06/2015,01:00:49,okeanosexplorer,got it jon. Thanks
08/06/2015,01:01:01,michaelgarcia,this could be a pillow mound
08/06/2015,01:01:06,randysinger,Im actually slightly surprised we havent seen a chimaera
08/06/2015,01:01:14,tinamolodtsova,CORI whip
08/06/2015,01:01:15,randysinger,they lose seamounts and other geological "juts"
08/06/2015,01:01:20,randysinger,*like
08/06/2015,01:01:57,michaelparke,What is the difference in current speeds around this feature vs the ones from previous days?
08/06/2015,01:02:00,Scott France,We passed the whip.
08/06/2015,01:02:16,Scott France,It was definitely there along with the CRI.
08/06/2015,01:02:57,tinamolodtsova,POL
08/06/2015,01:03:31,tinamolodtsova,I mean that was regarded as SHI
08/06/2015,01:04:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16472, LON : -169.87689, DEPTH :2658.0906m, TEMP :  1.65120C, SAL : 34.65602 PSU, DO :  3.56291 mg/L
08/06/2015,01:04:38,okeanosexplorer,standing by for your second trackline end point, Jon.
08/06/2015,01:04:59,okeanosexplorer,CORA 
08/06/2015,01:05:22,Scott France,Looks like Bathypathes on edge
08/06/2015,01:05:32,tinamolodtsova,Bathypathes
08/06/2015,01:05:42,Scott France,ACN
08/06/2015,01:08:54,tinamolodtsova,Capcorals?
08/06/2015,01:09:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16479, LON : -169.87691, DEPTH :2658.3787m, TEMP :  1.65194C, SAL : 34.65891 PSU, DO :  3.54790 mg/L
08/06/2015,01:09:12,Nicole Morgan,CRI
08/06/2015,01:09:27,tinamolodtsova,Stalk with OPH
08/06/2015,01:09:34,Nicole Morgan,this is OPH
08/06/2015,01:09:42,Nicole Morgan,there is Hyocrinidiae to right and below
08/06/2015,01:09:42,leswatling,good call, looks like the axis of one of the tall chrysogorgias
08/06/2015,01:09:57,tinamolodtsova,CORCH ctalk
08/06/2015,01:10:01,tinamolodtsova,stalk
08/06/2015,01:10:32,randysinger,Scott play your fish charming flute
08/06/2015,01:10:54,Scott France,I left it in the office - sorry.
08/06/2015,01:11:03,Scott France,Only brought my isidid charming lute home.
08/06/2015,01:11:10,randysinger,evidentally
08/06/2015,01:11:13,Scott France,I did mean lute, not flute.
08/06/2015,01:11:16,tinamolodtsova,SPO
08/06/2015,01:11:20,Scott France,URC
08/06/2015,01:12:47,ircecc,CRI
08/06/2015,01:14:17,okexnav,LAT :25.16475, LON : -169.87683, DEPTH :2660.5826m, TEMP :  1.62014C, SAL : 34.66160 PSU, DO :  3.54082 mg/L
08/06/2015,01:14:43,Scott France,CORCH Chrysogorgia
08/06/2015,01:15:05,leswatling,this is a Chrysogoriga with very quick branching pattern
08/06/2015,01:15:57,leswatling,Sorry, it looked like two branches for one complete turn. 
08/06/2015,01:16:20,leswatling,this would be good to collect as well
08/06/2015,01:16:25,amybaco-taylor,I vote to hold out too
08/06/2015,01:16:36,ircecc,OPH
08/06/2015,01:16:40,tinamolodtsova,barnacle?
08/06/2015,01:17:11,leswatling,Scott gives a good explanation. looked like a 1/2 L
08/06/2015,01:17:50,leswatling,I'm all for collecting a Bathygorgia as well
08/06/2015,01:18:31,tinamolodtsova,SPO
08/06/2015,01:19:04,Nicole Morgan,HYD
08/06/2015,01:19:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16487, LON : -169.87664, DEPTH :2666.4307m, TEMP :  1.63487C, SAL : 34.66000 PSU, DO :  3.53951 mg/L
08/06/2015,01:19:31,tinamolodtsova,HYD
08/06/2015,01:21:01,Scott France,Is anyone else having lots of video freeze, or is this a local thing for me? In the past hour+ I have had very little continuous video.
08/06/2015,01:21:23,leswatling,same here
08/06/2015,01:21:52,ircecc,APH on stalk
08/06/2015,01:21:54,Scott France,Isopod on back side?
08/06/2015,01:21:55,tinamolodtsova,CORI + CRI
08/06/2015,01:21:57,Diva Amon,CRI and asellote isopod?
08/06/2015,01:22:07,ircecc,Or ISO
08/06/2015,01:22:14,leswatling,Arcturids
08/06/2015,01:22:31,Diva Amon,yep you are right Les
08/06/2015,01:22:39,Diva Amon,Arcturidae
08/06/2015,01:23:13,leswatling,I think we could get this and all the isopods
08/06/2015,01:23:28,leswatling,this is not Bathygorgia because it has needles
08/06/2015,01:23:48,amybaco-taylor,Agree the one we zoomed on ebfore did nopt have sclerites
08/06/2015,01:23:57,tinamolodtsova,they will DEFINITELY run
08/06/2015,01:24:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16472, LON : -169.87665, DEPTH :2666.8048m, TEMP :  1.63082C, SAL : 34.65956 PSU, DO :  3.55714 mg/L
08/06/2015,01:25:16,amybaco-taylor,I'd rather see us collect a more abundant species
08/06/2015,01:25:24,Scott France,I also agree that this is not the "Bathygorgia" we saw earlier.
08/06/2015,01:25:24,Diva Amon,amazing imagery
08/06/2015,01:26:21,leswatling,I guess we could leave this one and go for a Bathygorgia
08/06/2015,01:26:50,tinamolodtsova,or Black coral..
08/06/2015,01:27:28,randysinger,poor holotypes never stopped anyone!
08/06/2015,01:27:32,randysinger,:P
08/06/2015,01:27:35,amybaco-taylor,That was an excellent point Daniel, good way to help us decide
08/06/2015,01:28:07,leswatling,if we could take more than two then we would have taken this one also
08/06/2015,01:28:13,okeanosexplorer,Thanks Amy
08/06/2015,01:28:41,randysinger,ok guys I have to head out
08/06/2015,01:28:50,randysinger,tell me tomorrow if you see any awesome fish
08/06/2015,01:28:51,Scott France,Adios Randy
08/06/2015,01:28:57,leswatling,see ya!
08/06/2015,01:29:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16456, LON : -169.87658, DEPTH :2668.9444m, TEMP :  1.63653C, SAL : 34.66124 PSU, DO :  3.59487 mg/L
08/06/2015,01:29:37,ircecc,Something in the water column
08/06/2015,01:29:50,okeanosexplorer,SHI
08/06/2015,01:29:58,ircecc,SHI
08/06/2015,01:30:06,ircecc,or mysid
08/06/2015,01:30:10,J.R. Smith,Looks like lobate LOB and pillow PIL morphology
08/06/2015,01:30:22,leswatling,Aristeopenaeus
08/06/2015,01:30:25,jonathantree,end point on first track: 169deg56'15"  25deg07'30"
08/06/2015,01:30:31,okeanosexplorer,Thanks!
08/06/2015,01:30:42,Astrid Leitner,did it have a long rostrum or a short one?
08/06/2015,01:31:00,jonathantree,end point on second track: 169deg52'12" 25deg07'05"
08/06/2015,01:31:15,leswatling,just a guess. astrid has the right question
08/06/2015,01:31:39,Scott France,Good eye Chris!
08/06/2015,01:31:47,leswatling,this looks like a good candidate
08/06/2015,01:32:04,leswatling,and long and straight
08/06/2015,01:32:32,tinamolodtsova,show base
08/06/2015,01:32:38,leswatling,no needles between the tentacles
08/06/2015,01:32:53,tinamolodtsova,CPEN
08/06/2015,01:32:58,Scott France,Can't see any sclerites at all!
08/06/2015,01:33:01,leswatling,don't see any nodes>
08/06/2015,01:33:30,leswatling,two nodes at the base
08/06/2015,01:33:40,leswatling,this is weird
08/06/2015,01:34:07,tinamolodtsova,growing frome  base
08/06/2015,01:34:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16470, LON : -169.87652, DEPTH :2674.8744m, TEMP :  1.63082C, SAL : 34.66169 PSU, DO :  3.53815 mg/L
08/06/2015,01:34:11,leswatling,I think collecting this one might be worth it
08/06/2015,01:34:27,tinamolodtsova,I guess it is to collect
08/06/2015,01:34:33,amybaco-taylor,I don
08/06/2015,01:34:36,iscwatch,to who may not be receiving video - try refreshing
08/06/2015,01:34:42,amybaco-taylor,don't have a strong opinion
08/06/2015,01:34:59,Scott France,I am refreshing and refreshing - believe me!
08/06/2015,01:35:00,tinamolodtsova,bamboo-pen?
08/06/2015,01:35:13,iscwatch,i just verified full res sci video should be good and has been for minutes...
08/06/2015,01:35:13,leswatling,there seems to be a lot of small sclerites along the mesenteries of the polyp
08/06/2015,01:35:29,leswatling,would be good to get as much of this as possible
08/06/2015,01:35:32,Scott France,Guess it must be local then. Quite frustrating.
08/06/2015,01:35:40,tinamolodtsova,I guess it is dimorphic
08/06/2015,01:36:17,Astrid Leitner,looks like there are copepod parasites on the crinoid
08/06/2015,01:36:20,leswatling,there might be nodes at the top
08/06/2015,01:36:38,leswatling,if so then mayber there is secondary calcification going on
08/06/2015,01:37:19,J.R. Smith,Scott, try restarting the feed by re-clicking between the cameras.  Mine got stuck earlier, that did the trick.
08/06/2015,01:37:41,tinamolodtsova,but try with base
08/06/2015,01:37:48,amybaco-taylor,swimming crinoid in camera 2
08/06/2015,01:37:59,amybaco-taylor,oh they switched cams
08/06/2015,01:38:31,leswatling,Allen Andrews wonders if it is possible to get the base as well
08/06/2015,01:38:55,leswatling,maybe collect it in two sections
08/06/2015,01:39:02,okeanosexplorer,Unfortunately we cannot collect the entire specimen due to our permit requirements, Tina and Allen
08/06/2015,01:39:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16462, LON : -169.87652, DEPTH :2676.1757m, TEMP :  1.65211C, SAL : 34.64958 PSU, DO :  3.55772 mg/L
08/06/2015,01:39:30,tinamolodtsova,OK, than make better shots of the base
08/06/2015,01:39:31,leswatling,Can you say the permit bit on the audio so Allen can hear that
08/06/2015,01:39:43,okeanosexplorer,and it is also bigger than our box
08/06/2015,01:40:28,Scott France,@JR: Thanks. I've tried a lot of tricks. Different browsers, different computers. Refreshing. Clearing the cache. etc. All things I've tried on previous expeditions but no luck.. Wasn't having these issues on any previous dives (well, other than what was affecting the entire group). I guess local activity problem.
08/06/2015,01:41:18,briankennedy,everything looks good for me. I will call scott
08/06/2015,01:41:28,amybaco-taylor,HBOI feeds are fine on VLC
08/06/2015,01:41:46,Scott France,Okay. Local cable company I guess. Will stop bringing it up.
08/06/2015,01:44:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16472, LON : -169.87643, DEPTH :2676.1264m, TEMP :  1.62562C, SAL : 34.66098 PSU, DO :  3.55420 mg/L
08/06/2015,01:45:49,okeanosexplorer,Jonathan, we will likely be able to run a third line across the crater towards the south. Do you want to give us coordinates for that? 
08/06/2015,01:47:32,Scott France,Great stuff!
08/06/2015,01:47:42,Scott France,Will be excited to study that one.
08/06/2015,01:47:59,tinamolodtsova,yes, looks like node at the top
08/06/2015,01:48:13,leswatling,can we see if the one in the back is the same thing?
08/06/2015,01:48:22,tinamolodtsova,perfect size, by the way
08/06/2015,01:48:28,Scott France,Well, we know that a node has to be produced at some point before an internode can follow...
08/06/2015,01:49:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16480, LON : -169.87638, DEPTH :2675.9653m, TEMP :  1.63082C, SAL : 34.65979 PSU, DO :  3.54817 mg/L
08/06/2015,01:49:33,leswatling,no there is a whip just behind this one that I would like to see if it is the same thing
08/06/2015,01:49:43,kaseycantwell,is a bamboo coral usually hollow?
08/06/2015,01:50:02,leswatling,often, but some have solid axes
08/06/2015,01:50:12,kaseycantwell,Thanks Les
08/06/2015,01:51:06,jonathantree,Dan, here are the waypoints (starting or ending will depend on how you approach the first two and where you end up finishing the second line): waypoint 1: 169deg56'48" 25deg09'16" ; waypoint2: 169deg50'56" 25deg09'12"
08/06/2015,01:51:22,okeanosexplorer,Thanks Jon
08/06/2015,01:52:19,leswatling, and the coenenchyme is thick
08/06/2015,01:52:20,Scott France,We can see if it is hollow once the specimen is on deck!
08/06/2015,01:52:29,michaelgarcia,only 40 minutes left in the dive?
08/06/2015,01:52:33,J.R. Smith,LIG SED collapsed PIL
08/06/2015,01:52:42,leswatling,I know you just want to show what the ROV can do!
08/06/2015,01:52:57,okeanosexplorer,That is correct, Michael
08/06/2015,01:53:18,leswatling,the two layer bit we have seen once or twic before
08/06/2015,01:54:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16474, LON : -169.87639, DEPTH :2676.3086m, TEMP :  1.62220C, SAL : 34.66103 PSU, DO :  3.56522 mg/L
08/06/2015,01:55:03,tinamolodtsova,only one Crinoid was crushed...
08/06/2015,01:57:18,Nicole Morgan,CRI
08/06/2015,01:59:07,okeanosexplorer,HOL
08/06/2015,01:59:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16461, LON : -169.87617, DEPTH :2690.4196m, TEMP :  1.62779C, SAL : 34.66037 PSU, DO :  3.55376 mg/L
08/06/2015,01:59:27,ircecc,HOL
08/06/2015,02:00:11,jonathantree,morphology has changed to the more flat bedded surfaces again
08/06/2015,02:03:32,okeanosexplorer,HOL
08/06/2015,02:04:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16439, LON : -169.87598, DEPTH :2689.8850m, TEMP :  1.62231C, SAL : 34.66188 PSU, DO :  3.58400 mg/L
08/06/2015,02:05:02,leswatling,video and audio is gone
08/06/2015,02:05:17,iscwatch,satellite is very garbled
08/06/2015,02:05:21,Nicole Morgan,HOL
08/06/2015,02:05:22,leswatling,back now
08/06/2015,02:05:26,iscwatch,i2 seems to be turning pink and green
08/06/2015,02:05:34,Diva Amon,psychropotes 
08/06/2015,02:05:51,Diva Amon,either semperiana or longicauda
08/06/2015,02:05:56,leswatling,changes inthe sediment coloration shows feeding traces of something
08/06/2015,02:06:03,Diva Amon,we see them in the CCZ also
08/06/2015,02:08:15,tinamolodtsova,Psychronaetes written in CCFZ atlas
08/06/2015,02:08:34,Diva Amon,the sails and colour can vary within that genus
08/06/2015,02:09:09,okexnav,LAT :25.16446, LON : -169.87588, DEPTH :2691.0863m, TEMP :  1.62168C, SAL : 34.66160 PSU, DO :  3.53860 mg/L
08/06/2015,02:12:01,tinamolodtsova,OPH
08/06/2015,02:12:34,okeanosexplorer,SHI - Nematocarcinus
08/06/2015,02:13:04,okeanosexplorer,CORI 
08/06/2015,02:13:48,Scott France,Still having video issues - even on low-res feed, so can't contribute just now.
08/06/2015,02:14:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16449, LON : -169.87614, DEPTH :2695.0233m, TEMP :  1.62642C, SAL : 34.66141 PSU, DO :  3.61589 mg/L
08/06/2015,02:14:16,leswatling,that's fantastic. Its younger?
08/06/2015,02:14:31,leswatling,sclerites light up really nicely
08/06/2015,02:14:42,tinamolodtsova,yes
08/06/2015,02:15:12,leswatling,this has very thick coenenchyme and thin axis
08/06/2015,02:16:31,leswatling,We have seen thick coenenchyme before and usually that means lots of collagen so it s tought to tear when looking for sclerites in the lab
08/06/2015,02:17:09,Scott France,It is killing me not seeing this!
08/06/2015,02:17:17,Scott France,Okay - that was too dramatic!
08/06/2015,02:17:20,Scott France,:-)
08/06/2015,02:17:42,leswatling,frame grabs tomorrow Scott, then you can be thrilled all over again
08/06/2015,02:18:36,leswatling,we do get pretty good video freezes even here in the northeast
08/06/2015,02:18:58,leswatling,nice chrysogorgia
08/06/2015,02:19:07,okexnav,LAT :25.16380, LON : -169.87603, DEPTH :2701.9100m, TEMP :  1.62391C, SAL : 34.66189 PSU, DO :  3.53646 mg/L
08/06/2015,02:19:49,leswatling,thats a 1/3 Left branching pattern by the looks of it
08/06/2015,02:20:31,leswatling,close to one we described from the Atlantic
08/06/2015,02:21:12,leswatling,very nice
08/06/2015,02:21:37,leswatling,this one is developing eggs at the bases of the polyps
08/06/2015,02:23:25,leswatling,what is the plan for tomorrow?
08/06/2015,02:24:02,ircecc,FSH
08/06/2015,02:24:08,okexnav,LAT :25.16441, LON : -169.87575, DEPTH :2707.2241m, TEMP :  1.62311C, SAL : 34.66122 PSU, DO :  3.55064 mg/L
08/06/2015,02:24:08,ircecc,Zoom in please
08/06/2015,02:24:12,Scott France,Even deeper dive!
08/06/2015,02:24:34,ircecc,Long pectorals?
08/06/2015,02:24:47,Astrid Leitner,POL too 
08/06/2015,02:25:35,Astrid Leitner,a good shot of the pectorals would be great
08/06/2015,02:25:46,jeffdrazen,pores and canals on head are very distinct
08/06/2015,02:26:29,ircecc,Put frame grabs on FTP site please (Bruce Mundy)
08/06/2015,02:26:47,ircecc,No prominent spines on head, including gill cover
08/06/2015,02:27:25,tinamolodtsova,thanks to pilots
08/06/2015,02:27:46,tinamolodtsova,thanks to crew
08/06/2015,02:28:07,Diva Amon,that was great - thank everyone! A real diveristy of animals today - lots not seen before. 
08/06/2015,02:28:42,leswatling,see y'all tomorrow. This was great! 
08/06/2015,02:29:08,okexnav,LAT :ERROR, LON : ERROR, DEPTH :2686.6943m, TEMP :  1.62562C, SAL : 34.66201 PSU, DO :  3.55646 mg/L
08/06/2015,02:34:37,okexnav,LAT :25.16480, LON : -169.87560, DEPTH :2580.4877m, TEMP :  1.64286C, SAL : 34.65796 PSU, DO :  3.49419 mg/L
08/06/2015,02:39:08,okexnav,LAT :25.16464, LON : -169.87526, DEPTH :2417.9181m, TEMP :  1.68697C, SAL : 34.65283 PSU, DO :  3.37026 mg/L
08/06/2015,02:44:08,okexnav,LAT :25.16501, LON : -169.87464, DEPTH :2283.8284m, TEMP :  1.74724C, SAL : 34.64544 PSU, DO :  3.21013 mg/L
08/06/2015,02:49:08,okexnav,LAT :25.16518, LON : -169.87345, DEPTH :2155.6984m, TEMP :  1.83607C, SAL : 34.63662 PSU, DO :  3.05557 mg/L
08/06/2015,02:54:08,okexnav,LAT :25.16578, LON : -169.87272, DEPTH :2022.7732m, TEMP :  1.89954C, SAL : 34.62992 PSU, DO :  2.92554 mg/L
08/06/2015,02:59:08,okexnav,LAT :25.16620, LON : -169.87195, DEPTH :1873.5217m, TEMP :  2.04377C, SAL : 34.61445 PSU, DO :  2.67970 mg/L
08/06/2015,03:04:08,okexnav,LAT :25.16654, LON : -169.87102, DEPTH :1725.9698m, TEMP :  2.08742C, SAL : 34.60940 PSU, DO :  2.61174 mg/L
08/06/2015,03:09:08,okexnav,LAT :25.16703, LON : -169.87034, DEPTH :1580.5309m, TEMP :  2.35843C, SAL : 34.58213 PSU, DO :  2.25908 mg/L
08/06/2015,03:14:08,okexnav,LAT :25.16747, LON : -169.86981, DEPTH :1433.2196m, TEMP :  2.59112C, SAL : 34.56169 PSU, DO :  2.01216 mg/L
08/06/2015,03:19:08,okexnav,LAT :25.16806, LON : -169.86875, DEPTH :1284.1628m, TEMP :  3.03601C, SAL : 34.51805 PSU, DO :  1.68419 mg/L
08/06/2015,03:24:08,okexnav,LAT :25.16869, LON : -169.86811, DEPTH :1137.9298m, TEMP :  3.43170C, SAL : 34.47029 PSU, DO :  1.41643 mg/L
08/06/2015,03:29:08,okexnav,LAT :25.16918, LON : -169.86733, DEPTH : 988.5339m, TEMP :  3.89597C, SAL : 34.38889 PSU, DO :  1.06761 mg/L
08/06/2015,03:34:08,okexnav,LAT :25.16975, LON : -169.86655, DEPTH : 837.4689m, TEMP :  4.49974C, SAL : 34.28663 PSU, DO :  1.10223 mg/L
08/06/2015,03:39:08,okexnav,LAT :25.17010, LON : -169.86595, DEPTH : 687.7755m, TEMP :  5.20661C, SAL : 34.17075 PSU, DO :  1.60936 mg/L
08/06/2015,03:44:08,okexnav,LAT :25.17056, LON : -169.86536, DEPTH : 543.2180m, TEMP :  6.81684C, SAL : 34.08399 PSU, DO :  3.20445 mg/L
08/06/2015,03:49:08,okexnav,LAT :25.17126, LON : -169.86461, DEPTH : 394.0189m, TEMP : 10.53226C, SAL : 34.18863 PSU, DO :  6.07129 mg/L
08/06/2015,03:54:08,okexnav,LAT :25.17196, LON : -169.86401, DEPTH : 241.1735m, TEMP : 15.02168C, SAL : 34.57505 PSU, DO :  7.05356 mg/L
08/06/2015,03:59:08,okexnav,LAT :25.17262, LON : -169.86338, DEPTH :  92.0565m, TEMP : 20.59289C, SAL : 35.21851 PSU, DO :  6.31737 mg/L
08/06/2015,04:04:08,okexnav,LAT :25.17334, LON : -169.86318, DEPTH :   8.0700m, TEMP : 28.09963C, SAL : 35.19116 PSU, DO :  6.55539 mg/L
08/06/2015,04:09:08,okexnav,LAT :ERROR, LON : ERROR, DEPTH :m, TEMP : C, SAL :  PSU, DO :  mg/L
08/06/2015,04:14:09,okexnav,LAT :ERROR, LON : ERROR, DEPTH :m, TEMP : C, SAL :  PSU, DO :  mg/L
08/06/2015,18:15:54,mikeford, 
08/06/2015,18:23:41,ircecc,The school of black fish near the surface may have been black durgon, Melichthys niger (Balistidae)
08/06/2015,18:24:22,ircecc,The single small fish a moment ago might have been a freckled driftfish, Psenes cyanophrys (Nomeidae) (Bruce Mundy)
08/06/2015,18:25:10,mikeford,hello
08/06/2015,18:28:02,mikeford,I know you're making adjustments.  D2 camera is really dark
08/06/2015,18:28:37,mikeford,thanks!
08/06/2015,18:31:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58597, LON : -169.91302, DEPTH : 216.9715m, TEMP : 15.11285C, SAL : 34.53957 PSU, DO :  6.35754 mg/L
08/06/2015,18:36:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58613, LON : -169.91272, DEPTH : 372.7646m, TEMP : 11.29976C, SAL : 34.22503 PSU, DO :  6.10177 mg/L
08/06/2015,18:41:39,okexnav,LAT :24.58603, LON : -169.91263, DEPTH : 525.8013m, TEMP :  7.85780C, SAL : 34.18737 PSU, DO :  3.94416 mg/L
08/06/2015,18:46:38,okexnav,LAT :24.58592, LON : -169.91241, DEPTH : 679.8120m, TEMP :  5.69022C, SAL : 34.35919 PSU, DO :  2.85943 mg/L
08/06/2015,18:51:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58587, LON : -169.91244, DEPTH : 824.8863m, TEMP :  4.72324C, SAL : 34.28743 PSU, DO :  1.27372 mg/L
08/06/2015,18:56:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58564, LON : -169.91234, DEPTH : 984.8334m, TEMP :  4.08662C, SAL : 34.40846 PSU, DO :  1.26268 mg/L
08/06/2015,18:58:18,okeanosexplorer,Aloha and good morning everyone, Chris and Daniel here.
08/06/2015,18:59:56,Jonathan Tree,Good morning Chris and Daniel, looking forward to another great dive today!
08/06/2015,19:00:40,mikeford,hello
08/06/2015,19:00:40,J.R. Smith,I'm heading over to HAwaii ECC
08/06/2015,19:01:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58564, LON : -169.91220, DEPTH :1139.3131m, TEMP :  3.59565C, SAL : 34.47663 PSU, DO :  1.51161 mg/L
08/06/2015,19:06:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58557, LON : -169.91197, DEPTH :1291.4232m, TEMP :  3.16902C, SAL : 34.51087 PSU, DO :  1.72678 mg/L
08/06/2015,19:11:18,mikeford,go water column.  let's find some jellies.
08/06/2015,19:11:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58536, LON : -169.91193, DEPTH :1448.8894m, TEMP :  2.66288C, SAL : 34.55818 PSU, DO :  2.08559 mg/L
08/06/2015,19:16:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58517, LON : -169.91184, DEPTH :1603.2165m, TEMP :  2.44054C, SAL : 34.57689 PSU, DO :  2.26186 mg/L
08/06/2015,19:17:39,mikeford,when you are done with adjustments, would you please point the D2 cam forward (line of sight parallel with bottom)? 
08/06/2015,19:19:26,Scott France,Looking forward to seeing more mysteries of the abyss revealed!
08/06/2015,19:21:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58505, LON : -169.91180, DEPTH :1757.1508m, TEMP :  2.20831C, SAL : 34.60284 PSU, DO :  2.55709 mg/L
08/06/2015,19:23:32,Diva Amon,Good morning everyone! I'm particularly excited for this dive today as it is the closest depth to the abyssal seafloor depths we have been working at in the CCZ. Will be good to see if there are any overlaps in megafuana!
08/06/2015,19:26:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58486, LON : -169.91185, DEPTH :1915.1362m, TEMP :  2.07682C, SAL : 34.61248 PSU, DO :  2.74996 mg/L
08/06/2015,19:26:43,mikeford,are we still balancing Seirios cam?
08/06/2015,19:31:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58490, LON : -169.91164, DEPTH :2067.3577m, TEMP :  1.92546C, SAL : 34.62844 PSU, DO :  3.00825 mg/L
08/06/2015,19:35:53,mikeford,go water column!
08/06/2015,19:36:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58471, LON : -169.91153, DEPTH :2229.7592m, TEMP :  1.81979C, SAL : 34.63920 PSU, DO :  3.15802 mg/L
08/06/2015,19:41:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58465, LON : -169.91171, DEPTH :2389.1714m, TEMP :  1.74256C, SAL : 34.64857 PSU, DO :  3.29825 mg/L
08/06/2015,19:46:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58433, LON : -169.91189, DEPTH :2542.3018m, TEMP :  1.67727C, SAL : 34.65611 PSU, DO :  3.42724 mg/L
08/06/2015,19:51:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58398, LON : -169.91182, DEPTH :2697.5681m, TEMP :  1.62328C, SAL : 34.66220 PSU, DO :  3.66892 mg/L
08/06/2015,19:51:50,mikeford,JFH - edge of focus
08/06/2015,19:52:16,mikeford,JFH - edge of focus
08/06/2015,19:52:46,mikeford,JFH - possible Solmaris sp.
08/06/2015,19:54:53,mikeford,JFH
08/06/2015,19:56:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58436, LON : -169.91179, DEPTH :2853.7603m, TEMP :  1.57010C, SAL : 34.66854 PSU, DO :  3.77888 mg/L
08/06/2015,20:01:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58468, LON : -169.91192, DEPTH :3014.4749m, TEMP :  1.53334C, SAL : 34.67367 PSU, DO :  3.96588 mg/L
08/06/2015,20:06:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58410, LON : -169.91199, DEPTH :3174.2381m, TEMP :  1.50704C, SAL : 34.67717 PSU, DO :  4.04411 mg/L
08/06/2015,20:11:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58407, LON : -169.91184, DEPTH :3333.6147m, TEMP :  1.48815C, SAL : 34.68054 PSU, DO :  4.18978 mg/L
08/06/2015,20:16:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58427, LON : -169.91213, DEPTH :3495.1240m, TEMP :  1.47545C, SAL : 34.68408 PSU, DO :  4.24123 mg/L
08/06/2015,20:21:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58417, LON : -169.91187, DEPTH :3656.1133m, TEMP :  1.47081C, SAL : 34.68585 PSU, DO :  4.37996 mg/L
08/06/2015,20:26:35,okexnav,LAT :24.58420, LON : -169.91175, DEPTH :3816.3035m, TEMP :  1.46721C, SAL : 34.68756 PSU, DO :  4.38059 mg/L
08/06/2015,20:34:28,okexnav,LAT :24.58397, LON : -169.91207, DEPTH :4049.1532m, TEMP :  1.46332C, SAL : 34.69044 PSU, DO :  4.57734 mg/L
08/06/2015,20:38:58,okexnav,LAT :24.58398, LON : -169.91274, DEPTH :4214.5970m, TEMP :  1.47018C, SAL : 34.69168 PSU, DO :  4.58581 mg/L
08/06/2015,20:43:58,okexnav,LAT :24.58415, LON : -169.91243, DEPTH :4377.8595m, TEMP :  1.48203C, SAL : 34.69167 PSU, DO :  4.53330 mg/L
08/06/2015,20:45:41,Scott France,It's a Long Way to Tipperary…
08/06/2015,20:45:48,Scott France,Oh sorry. Was I singing out loud?
08/06/2015,20:46:49,kaseycantwell,bored Scott?
08/06/2015,20:46:51,brucemundy,We see lots of rareys on these surveys. Is the tip 15% or 20%
08/06/2015,20:47:08,Scott France,Just checking to see if anyone elde is paying attention! ;-)
08/06/2015,20:47:16,kaseycantwell,we are 
08/06/2015,20:47:20,Scott France,I have too much work to be bored! :-)
08/06/2015,20:47:21,kaseycantwell,hi!
08/06/2015,20:47:26,Scott France,Hi Kasey!
08/06/2015,20:48:58,okexnav,LAT :24.58376, LON : -169.91262, DEPTH :4533.1456m, TEMP :  1.48501C, SAL : 34.69370 PSU, DO :  4.59229 mg/L
08/06/2015,20:53:59,okexnav,LAT :24.58380, LON : -169.91271, DEPTH :4695.1611m, TEMP :  1.48627C, SAL : 34.69513 PSU, DO :  4.59836 mg/L
08/06/2015,20:58:59,okexnav,LAT :24.58301, LON : -169.91208, DEPTH :4818.5146m, TEMP :  1.47373C, SAL : 34.69817 PSU, DO :  4.84310 mg/L
08/06/2015,20:59:10,brucemundy,Pale long animal on mid-right?
08/06/2015,21:02:01,okeanosexplorer,ON BOTTOM
08/06/2015,21:02:40,J.R. Smith,LIG SED on pavemented surface with scattered TAL
08/06/2015,21:03:26,Scott France,Les not able to be with us just now (50th anniversary party for Darling Marine Center) but he wrote me earlier: One thing I can tell you from the material I have at 4 km from the \nnodule province is that the bamboos are present but are very small. \nSo it will be worth it to every once in a while stop and take close \nups of the rocks. I do not have any bamboos from that depth that are \nlarger than 10 cm and most are smaller. So a scan of rocks will be \nuseful when the rock collecting is going on.\n\nOn the other hand, the bamboo from Tasmania at 3900 m was pretty good \nsized, much like we saw yesterday. So it will be interesting to see \nwhat you get.
08/06/2015,21:03:41,Scott France,OPH
08/06/2015,21:03:58,okexnav,LAT :24.58403, LON : -169.91268, DEPTH :4824.3345m, TEMP :  1.47488C, SAL : 34.69785 PSU, DO :  4.84451 mg/L
08/06/2015,21:04:11,amybaco-taylor,I've sampled to almost 5000m in Alaska and similar size primnoids and bamboos to what we have been seeing
08/06/2015,21:04:39,Diva Amon,ASR brisingid
08/06/2015,21:05:24,Scott France,Freyastera according to Chris Mah
08/06/2015,21:06:32,Diva Amon,Going to echo Les and say yes, corals from CCZ (similar depths to here) are very small. Less than ten cm in size
08/06/2015,21:08:07,Scott France,One difference between here (and CCZ) to Alaska / Tasmania is that this is below oligotrophic waters...
08/06/2015,21:08:20,Scott France,so less food here presumably to support large biomass
08/06/2015,21:08:43,amybaco-taylor,Sorry I meant the corals I saw in ALaska were no smaller than we have been seeing
08/06/2015,21:08:47,amybaco-taylor,good point scott
08/06/2015,21:08:58,okexnav,LAT :24.58383, LON : -169.91215, DEPTH :4824.3489m, TEMP :  1.48238C, SAL : 34.70054 PSU, DO :  4.79282 mg/L
08/06/2015,21:09:01,amybaco-taylor,There were also a lot of interesting sponges of decent size
08/06/2015,21:09:13,amybaco-taylor,the sponges went to 5200m at the base of the seamount
08/06/2015,21:10:29,Jonathan Tree,TAL
08/06/2015,21:10:40,brucemundy,FSH?
08/06/2015,21:11:00,brucemundy,Zoom in on the swimming animal please
08/06/2015,21:11:12,Scott France,FSH
08/06/2015,21:11:17,Scott France,SPO
08/06/2015,21:11:42,brucemundy,Ophidiidae
08/06/2015,21:13:59,okexnav,LAT :24.58464, LON : -169.91221, DEPTH :4823.9259m, TEMP :  1.47671C, SAL : 34.69845 PSU, DO :  4.82073 mg/L
08/06/2015,21:16:07,michaelgarcia,the clasts in front of the sub are probably welded to the bottom
08/06/2015,21:17:29,Astrid Leitner,its definitely an ophidiid - because of the bulbous head I am thinking maybe bassozetus
08/06/2015,21:18:57,Scott France,Rock in the claw is worth 2 on the slope...
08/06/2015,21:18:58,okexnav,LAT :24.58458, LON : -169.91207, DEPTH :4824.2691m, TEMP :  1.47608C, SAL : 34.69836 PSU, DO :  4.78545 mg/L
08/06/2015,21:19:22,Scott France,And spectacularly clear images at that!
08/06/2015,21:21:45,brucemundy,I see that Jeff Drazen has joined the chat. He would have a better idea about what the ophidiid is than me, if we can find it again.
08/06/2015,21:22:09,brucemundy,Jeff, the fish is in the upper right of the image
08/06/2015,21:22:27,Astrid Leitner,Can we look at the FSH
08/06/2015,21:22:29,Astrid Leitner,please
08/06/2015,21:22:47,Scott France,That was very instructive for me as a non-geologist. I too often assume all rock like things on the bottom are solid rock and this keeps me honest that sediments can become Mn coated…
08/06/2015,21:23:58,okexnav,LAT :24.58460, LON : -169.91194, DEPTH :4824.0441m, TEMP :  1.49502C, SAL : 34.69749 PSU, DO :  4.76557 mg/L
08/06/2015,21:24:40,brucemundy,Large eye for a Hocolmycteronus or Bassozetus
08/06/2015,21:24:48,Diva Amon,he has a full tummy it looks like
08/06/2015,21:24:54,jeffdrazen,great video
08/06/2015,21:24:54,brucemundy,Definitely an ophidiid with the two pelvic fin rays
08/06/2015,21:25:23,jeffdrazen,I would go with Holcomycteronus but I'm not certain
08/06/2015,21:26:25,brucemundy,Could this be something like Leucicorus?
08/06/2015,21:26:44,Diva Amon,POR
08/06/2015,21:26:55,Astrid Leitner,I think the head might be too narrow for holcomoycteronus
08/06/2015,21:27:00,Scott France,Now that is a sad sight…
08/06/2015,21:27:07,Scott France,Not the SPO - the cup
08/06/2015,21:27:08,amybaco-taylor,ANT - plastic cup 
08/06/2015,21:27:48,Astrid Leitner,he did not have an opercular spine 
08/06/2015,21:28:20,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Uncinateridae?
08/06/2015,21:28:47,jeffdrazen,does lecucicoris have the long pectorals?
08/06/2015,21:28:58,okexnav,LAT :24.58449, LON : -169.91186, DEPTH :4823.9011m, TEMP :  1.48655C, SAL : 34.69694 PSU, DO :  4.79399 mg/L
08/06/2015,21:29:29,Diva Amon,That is the first bit of trash I think
08/06/2015,21:29:35,Diva Amon,POR
08/06/2015,21:29:37,okeanosexplorer,SPO - Atlantisella
08/06/2015,21:29:37,amybaco-taylor,SPO
08/06/2015,21:29:38,Scott France,So interesting to see so much "unused"/unsettled space but a couple of small sponges and a fish…
08/06/2015,21:30:07,amybaco-taylor,Wait to see what common species are and then decide
08/06/2015,21:30:08,Astrid Leitner,no not very long
08/06/2015,21:30:12,Scott France,I don't have enough SPO expertise to know how valuable they are for collecting.
08/06/2015,21:31:41,amybaco-taylor,I'm okay with collecting sponges, just think everything will be new, so we should prioritize common species
08/06/2015,21:31:53,Astrid Leitner,the general head shape, prominent nasal pore, and large orbit match Leucicorus, and L lusciosus matches depth and was recorded in the Eastern Pacific
08/06/2015,21:32:10,Diva Amon,Maybe SPO is a Euplectellid?
08/06/2015,21:33:06,Diva Amon,SHI
08/06/2015,21:33:23,Diva Amon,Plesiopenaeus?
08/06/2015,21:33:25,tinamolodtsova,I am just curious... why not to collect trash?
08/06/2015,21:33:27,Scott France,Another argument  against collecting that sponge is that it was the only one visible - albeit in a limited view - and so a bit tragic to take it.
08/06/2015,21:33:37,Scott France,Not like sampling a branch of a colony...
08/06/2015,21:33:41,Astrid Leitner,mary is it P armatus because of the prominent rostrum?
08/06/2015,21:33:55,Diva Amon,thats what I was thinking astrid. It had a point-like rostrum
08/06/2015,21:33:59,okexnav,LAT :24.58460, LON : -169.91226, DEPTH :4822.0895m, TEMP :  1.47534C, SAL : 34.69849 PSU, DO :  4.80695 mg/L
08/06/2015,21:34:02,Scott France,@Tina: time is the primary issue.
08/06/2015,21:34:16,Andrea Quattrini,I have never seen the sponge before~
08/06/2015,21:34:18,brucemundy,Jeff and Astrid - Leucicorus does not have a long pectoral fin. I don't know about the opercular spine. It has a large orbit, but the eye lens is rudimentary or absent. The genus was just a query on my part, not a good guess for the identification
08/06/2015,21:34:31,Andrea Quattrini,ANd that fish was new to me too! 
08/06/2015,21:34:52,Diva Amon,ASR brisingid
08/06/2015,21:35:00,Astrid Leitner,versus Benthicysimus with a short rostrum?
08/06/2015,21:35:12,Andrea Quattrini,FYI Jorgen Nielsen is really good at responding to identifying Ophidiids from images-as best he can.
08/06/2015,21:35:18,Scott France,Looks like another Freyastera
08/06/2015,21:35:27,Andrea Quattrini,of course, many you need samples to look at internal structures!
08/06/2015,21:36:04,Diva Amon,Benthicysimus has a very different rostrum - Jeff drew my some disgrams at meeting in FHL. 
08/06/2015,21:37:23,amybaco-taylor,Seems to be amount of "stuff" in water
08/06/2015,21:37:36,amybaco-taylor,fair amount
08/06/2015,21:37:47,brucemundy,FSH ?
08/06/2015,21:37:54,Scott France,I agree Amy. Have been waiting to see if it remains or was kick up from ROV.
08/06/2015,21:37:59,amybaco-taylor,HOL
08/06/2015,21:38:03,Scott France,HOL
08/06/2015,21:38:59,okexnav,LAT :24.58462, LON : -169.91249, DEPTH :4824.0368m, TEMP :  1.47608C, SAL : 34.69808 PSU, DO :  4.87019 mg/L
08/06/2015,21:39:00,Astrid Leitner,beautiful imagery of that swimming holothurian
08/06/2015,21:39:17,Scott France,Interesting purple color to the internal organs...
08/06/2015,21:39:33,Diva Amon,Elpidiidae. Maybe Peniagone or Amperima
08/06/2015,21:40:51,Scott France,SPO
08/06/2015,21:41:37,Diva Amon,Hyalonema?
08/06/2015,21:41:53,Andrea Quattrini,cf Hyalonematidae
08/06/2015,21:42:24,michaelgarcia,Very fluid lava
08/06/2015,21:42:30,amybaco-taylor,Where a seamount starts
08/06/2015,21:42:49,michaelgarcia,must be near a vent because the lava looks like it was very fluid.
08/06/2015,21:43:59,okexnav,LAT :24.58441, LON : -169.91257, DEPTH :4823.4477m, TEMP :  1.48157C, SAL : 34.69718 PSU, DO :  4.84901 mg/L
08/06/2015,21:45:26,Scott France,Purple blob onledge
08/06/2015,21:45:42,Scott France,POL swimming
08/06/2015,21:46:12,J.R. Smith,PIL terrain, LIG SED
08/06/2015,21:47:40,Scott France,Passed a stalk on left
08/06/2015,21:47:54,Scott France,Abemone just closed up
08/06/2015,21:48:00,Scott France,ACN anemone
08/06/2015,21:48:51,Scott France,Pteropod shell to right
08/06/2015,21:48:59,okexnav,LAT :24.58468, LON : -169.91313, DEPTH :4807.6254m, TEMP :  1.48529C, SAL : 34.69743 PSU, DO :  4.69510 mg/L
08/06/2015,21:50:26,Scott France,SED tubes on rock
08/06/2015,21:50:42,Scott France,POL tubes? Amphipod tubes?
08/06/2015,21:50:54,Astrid Leitner,POL tubes?
08/06/2015,21:51:03,amybaco-taylor,SPO
08/06/2015,21:51:11,Scott France,Quite extensive those tubes...
08/06/2015,21:53:29,amybaco-taylor,POL on rock
08/06/2015,21:53:42,Diva Amon,Can we zoom on the POL?
08/06/2015,21:53:59,okexnav,LAT :24.58490, LON : -169.91279, DEPTH :4805.0709m, TEMP :  1.47986C, SAL : 34.69739 PSU, DO :  4.82921 mg/L
08/06/2015,21:54:20,amybaco-taylor,just above and left of sponge
08/06/2015,21:54:34,Scott France,To follow up on Corallimorphids, it appears that species in some families have retractile tentacles and other families are non-retractile - so both!
08/06/2015,21:54:43,okeanosexplorer,we are at max soom
08/06/2015,21:54:59,Diva Amon,Thats's okay! Thanks for trying!
08/06/2015,21:55:12,amybaco-taylor,SPO
08/06/2015,21:55:39,Scott France,HYD or BRY?
08/06/2015,21:57:40,Scott France,And don't worry about guessing on IDs - it isn't like this is being recorded…
08/06/2015,21:57:43,Scott France,D'Oh!
08/06/2015,21:58:02,Scott France,POL
08/06/2015,21:58:05,amybaco-taylor,POL\nLasres?
08/06/2015,21:58:10,Andrea Quattrini,large POL
08/06/2015,21:58:11,Astrid Leitner,POL
08/06/2015,21:58:24,Scott France,Must be a polynoid scale worm…?
08/06/2015,21:58:32,Scott France,Back is so smooth
08/06/2015,21:58:36,Diva Amon,hard to see the individual scales
08/06/2015,21:58:59,okexnav,LAT :24.58493, LON : -169.91295, DEPTH :4796.5968m, TEMP :  1.48049C, SAL : 34.69828 PSU, DO :  4.66923 mg/L
08/06/2015,21:59:03,Diva Amon,it must be a polynoid without scales….
08/06/2015,21:59:14,Scott France,I agree Diva…
08/06/2015,21:59:23,Scott France,Haven't seen this before...
08/06/2015,21:59:28,amybaco-taylor,I think the scales are just really transparent
08/06/2015,21:59:28,Diva Amon,no me either…..
08/06/2015,21:59:30,Andrea Quattrini,new for me
08/06/2015,21:59:40,Diva Amon,oh you can kind of see them....
08/06/2015,21:59:58,Diva Amon,that is an awesome polychaete
08/06/2015,22:00:47,amybaco-taylor,you can see the scales there
08/06/2015,22:00:58,Diva Amon,oh you can definitely see teh scales if you look closely. 
08/06/2015,22:01:06,Diva Amon,agree Amy
08/06/2015,22:03:31,michaelgarcia,Nice section of pillow lavas
08/06/2015,22:03:59,okexnav,LAT :24.58473, LON : -169.91303, DEPTH :4790.6076m, TEMP :  1.48472C, SAL : 34.69697 PSU, DO :  4.79440 mg/L
08/06/2015,22:04:34,amybaco-taylor,POL
08/06/2015,22:05:56,okeanosexplorer,SHI
08/06/2015,22:06:53,Scott France,Looks like Bathypalaemonella...
08/06/2015,22:06:56,Scott France,??
08/06/2015,22:07:38,Scott France,Sorry - did not mean Bathypalaemonella
08/06/2015,22:08:59,okexnav,LAT :24.58439, LON : -169.91348, DEPTH :4777.0089m, TEMP :  1.47780C, SAL : 34.69697 PSU, DO :  4.68146 mg/L
08/06/2015,22:10:26,Scott France,What I meant to type earlier was Aristaeopsis; we see Aristaeopsis edwardsiana commonly in North Atlantic
08/06/2015,22:10:49,okeanosexplorer,thanks scott
08/06/2015,22:11:30,Jonathan Tree,SHE with nice flow structures 
08/06/2015,22:12:20,Scott France,Aristaeopsis again
08/06/2015,22:12:26,J.R. Smith,PIL mound
08/06/2015,22:13:59,okexnav,LAT :24.58475, LON : -169.91349, DEPTH :4784.1747m, TEMP :  1.47986C, SAL : 34.69689 PSU, DO :  4.62398 mg/L
08/06/2015,22:14:59,J.R. Smith,SHE?  LIG SED, broken slabs
08/06/2015,22:15:23,brucemundy,Pale animal on bottom at lowerr left
08/06/2015,22:16:35,Scott France,Beats me what that was. Mangled HOL or mucus house?
08/06/2015,22:17:05,michaelgarcia,Yeah, pillow lavas
08/06/2015,22:17:18,J.R. Smith,PIL con with SHE?
08/06/2015,22:18:59,michaelgarcia,beautiful pillows
08/06/2015,22:18:59,okexnav,LAT :24.58484, LON : -169.91390, DEPTH :4774.7630m, TEMP :  1.47831C, SAL : 34.69733 PSU, DO :  4.77285 mg/L
08/06/2015,22:19:14,Astrid Leitner,HOL
08/06/2015,22:19:19,Scott France,I think there is also another one off screen upper right.
08/06/2015,22:19:37,Diva Amon,Elpidiidae family again - Peniagone or Amperima
08/06/2015,22:19:37,Astrid Leitner,this one has a sail
08/06/2015,22:20:16,Diva Amon,Its hard to tell those two genera apart
08/06/2015,22:21:47,michaelgarcia,more pillow lavas. Amazing preservation of 20+ million year old rocks
08/06/2015,22:22:50,amybaco-taylor,SPO - Farrea?
08/06/2015,22:23:59,okexnav,LAT :24.58490, LON : -169.91332, DEPTH :4767.9821m, TEMP :  1.48049C, SAL : 34.69707 PSU, DO :  4.64740 mg/L
08/06/2015,22:24:23,michaelgarcia,more and more pillow lavas
08/06/2015,22:24:48,Diva Amon,ASR brisingids
08/06/2015,22:24:50,Scott France,What is left of ASR?
08/06/2015,22:25:02,Diva Amon,One of those big POL polynoids I think
08/06/2015,22:25:03,Scott France,SPO
08/06/2015,22:25:11,Diva Amon,no take that back- SPO
08/06/2015,22:25:30,Diva Amon,Is it like the one that was collected a few days ago?
08/06/2015,22:25:49,Scott France,Some kind of cladorhizid?
08/06/2015,22:25:51,Andrea Quattrini,SPO cladorhyzid
08/06/2015,22:26:53,brucemundy,FSH
08/06/2015,22:27:05,brucemundy,Same Ophidiidae species as before
08/06/2015,22:27:07,Andrea Quattrini,same ophidiid sp. as before 
08/06/2015,22:27:09,Astrid Leitner,ya i agree
08/06/2015,22:27:19,Scott France,CRI about 1 min ago
08/06/2015,22:27:20,jeffdrazen,i agree
08/06/2015,22:28:21,jeffdrazen,can we zoom more on the head - need to see eyes, operc spine
08/06/2015,22:28:46,Andrea Quattrini,large nostril too!
08/06/2015,22:28:59,okexnav,LAT :24.58507, LON : -169.91387, DEPTH :4757.7602m, TEMP :  1.50143C, SAL : 34.69397 PSU, DO :  4.74483 mg/L
08/06/2015,22:29:10,okeanosexplorer,trying to get an eye close-up
08/06/2015,22:29:29,jeffdrazen,lecicoruis has an underdeveloped lense in the eye
08/06/2015,22:29:40,Andrea Quattrini,nostril
08/06/2015,22:30:44,Astrid Leitner,I still like Leucicorus lusciosus as a tentative ID
08/06/2015,22:30:53,jeffdrazen,agreed
08/06/2015,22:31:30,jeffdrazen,if egg mass then it might be a mysid
08/06/2015,22:31:33,Andrea Quattrini,me too
08/06/2015,22:31:56,Scott France,Looked like mysid to me
08/06/2015,22:32:02,Astrid Leitner,hOL
08/06/2015,22:32:53,Scott France,Another ASR Freyastera?
08/06/2015,22:33:59,okexnav,LAT :24.58490, LON : -169.91380, DEPTH :4745.7106m, TEMP :  1.49205C, SAL : 34.69556 PSU, DO :  4.60590 mg/L
08/06/2015,22:34:40,michaelgarcia,Any loose rocks to pickup?
08/06/2015,22:35:22,Scott France,HOL
08/06/2015,22:35:33,brucemundy,Do we have a good idea of species distinctions for Leucicorus? Garman described L. lusciosusus from the eastern Pacific, but L. atlanticus has been reported from the Solomon Sea in the western Pacific. Either species could be a possibility (or an undescribed species).
08/06/2015,22:38:53,Scott France,SPO
08/06/2015,22:38:59,okexnav,LAT :24.58494, LON : -169.91407, DEPTH :4743.6356m, TEMP :  1.48592C, SAL : 34.69576 PSU, DO :  4.67549 mg/L
08/06/2015,22:40:38,Scott France,Tell Art I'm smiling!
08/06/2015,22:41:16,michaelgarcia,nice pillows
08/06/2015,22:41:20,Astrid Leitner,very cool Bruce! thanks 
08/06/2015,22:41:40,Scott France,SPO
08/06/2015,22:41:45,Andrea Quattrini,pectoral fin and anal fin ray counts may help…i think you could get them from that image
08/06/2015,22:44:00,okexnav,LAT :24.58481, LON : -169.91403, DEPTH :4736.4828m, TEMP :  1.47940C, SAL : 34.69696 PSU, DO :  4.61037 mg/L
08/06/2015,22:44:03,Jonathan Tree,channel with SHE
08/06/2015,22:46:33,michaelgarcia,loose rocks?
08/06/2015,22:46:36,Jonathan Tree,very very cool images
08/06/2015,22:47:03,Jonathan Tree,those look like folded sheet flows
08/06/2015,22:47:33,Scott France,Speaking of shocking temperatures, I'm looking forward to getting away from the 100+ ° here to cool Hawaii…
08/06/2015,22:47:54,Scott France,HOL
08/06/2015,22:47:59,Scott France,SPO
08/06/2015,22:48:20,Allen Andrews,Not so cool here, Scott.  90s and 65% RH.
08/06/2015,22:49:00,okexnav,LAT :24.58378, LON : -169.91473, DEPTH :4732.3595m, TEMP :  1.48438C, SAL : 34.69444 PSU, DO :  4.69728 mg/L
08/06/2015,22:49:13,okeanosexplorer,but it is particularly cold here in the control room
08/06/2015,22:49:29,Scott France,haha. I remember.
08/06/2015,22:49:42,Scott France,SPO stuck in there?
08/06/2015,22:49:56,Scott France,Small lyrate…
08/06/2015,22:50:01,Scott France,SPO or other?
08/06/2015,22:50:40,Allen Andrews,Tropical storm passing north of us today (Hawaii).  If Hawaii falls off the grid, it could be from power outages.  Not sure how intense winds will be this afternoon.  
08/06/2015,22:52:42,Scott France,@Allen: good luck!
08/06/2015,22:53:20,Allen Andrews,I'll keep you all up to date… nothing so far.  
08/06/2015,22:54:17,okexnav,LAT :24.58378, LON : -169.91473, DEPTH :4734.1290m, TEMP :  1.49468C, SAL : 34.69812 PSU, DO :  4.63015 mg/L
08/06/2015,22:55:53,okeanosexplorer,ASR
08/06/2015,22:56:05,Scott France,I think it was a chondrocladia like sponge
08/06/2015,22:57:05,michaelgarcia,more beautiful thin pillow lobes
08/06/2015,22:57:18,Scott France,Awesome looking bottom
08/06/2015,22:57:25,michaelgarcia,dike with jointing
08/06/2015,22:57:50,Allen Andrews,Good place for rocks?
08/06/2015,22:58:03,Scott France,SPO
08/06/2015,22:58:27,Allen Andrews,The base of these knobs seem to have separated rocks at the base.
08/06/2015,22:59:00,okexnav,LAT :24.58492, LON : -169.91425, DEPTH :4715.3552m, TEMP :  1.48421C, SAL : 34.69802 PSU, DO :  4.62245 mg/L
08/06/2015,22:59:00,michaelgarcia,nice loos rocks next to sponge
08/06/2015,22:59:24,Scott France,I can't help you Chris
08/06/2015,23:02:33,michaelgarcia,nice pile of loose rocks near the sponge
08/06/2015,23:02:45,Allen Andrews,Why is the dive duration short today?
08/06/2015,23:02:46,Andrea Quattrini,BRY or SPO in background?
08/06/2015,23:02:52,amybaco-taylor,white coral behind it?
08/06/2015,23:03:17,Scott France,@Allen: The dive was so deep there is 5 hours of transit up and down…
08/06/2015,23:03:28,Scott France,Leaves only 3 hours bottom time
08/06/2015,23:04:00,okexnav,LAT :24.58502, LON : -169.91441, DEPTH :4712.6820m, TEMP :  1.47671C, SAL : 34.69663 PSU, DO :  4.79591 mg/L
08/06/2015,23:04:18,Scott France,Another CRI with HYD?
08/06/2015,23:04:29,Scott France,Or are those pinnules of CRI?
08/06/2015,23:04:51,Andrea Quattrini,Mysid?
08/06/2015,23:05:01,amybaco-taylor,wild
08/06/2015,23:05:18,amybaco-taylor,collect since we are here?
08/06/2015,23:05:19,Andrea Quattrini,whoa
08/06/2015,23:05:52,amybaco-taylor,good idea daniel
08/06/2015,23:07:51,Allen Andrews,Getting serious delays in video feed…
08/06/2015,23:08:19,Scott France,Momentary freeze here but now ok.
08/06/2015,23:08:33,kelleyelliott,Hi Allen- what link are you using to participate?
08/06/2015,23:08:37,Scott France,Overall more stable than yesterday IMHO
08/06/2015,23:09:00,Andrea Quattrini,yea, more stable today, but has been freezing often throughout each dive
08/06/2015,23:09:00,okexnav,LAT :24.58512, LON : -169.91431, DEPTH :4698.0205m, TEMP :  1.47688C, SAL : 34.69594 PSU, DO :  4.61788 mg/L
08/06/2015,23:09:08,Allen Andrews,It's on and off… trying with reloading.
08/06/2015,23:13:23,Allen Andrews,Nice rock grab!
08/06/2015,23:14:00,okexnav,LAT :24.58502, LON : -169.91459, DEPTH :4698.1621m, TEMP :  1.48655C, SAL : 34.69606 PSU, DO :  4.71059 mg/L
08/06/2015,23:14:29,okeanosexplorer,collected rock (SPEC1GEO) 4698m, 24.58487 / -169.91444
08/06/2015,23:14:46,Scott France,SPO in background
08/06/2015,23:15:06,Scott France,shape from here looks different from previous SPO
08/06/2015,23:15:39,Scott France,Some tree-like forams on that rock I think
08/06/2015,23:16:11,Scott France,Strike that - SPO Asbestopluma like
08/06/2015,23:19:00,okexnav,LAT :24.58511, LON : -169.91453, DEPTH :4695.3074m, TEMP :  1.48346C, SAL : 34.69612 PSU, DO :  4.67970 mg/L
08/06/2015,23:19:19,Scott France,Better than getting bumped from the flight.
08/06/2015,23:20:12,Scott France,Lost you on conference line…
08/06/2015,23:20:20,Scott France,You are back
08/06/2015,23:20:58,Allen Andrews,Transect…
08/06/2015,23:22:08,Scott France,You've become very choppy on conference line so a bit hard to follow your questions, etc. But I understand we are within 35 min of leaving bottom...
08/06/2015,23:23:07,Scott France,Abyssal roulette!
08/06/2015,23:23:28,Scott France,SPO
08/06/2015,23:23:50,Allen Andrews,My connection here isn't as good as I thought it would be.
08/06/2015,23:24:00,okexnav,LAT :24.58517, LON : -169.91467, DEPTH :4691.5685m, TEMP :  1.48157C, SAL : 34.69588 PSU, DO :  4.62902 mg/L
08/06/2015,23:24:24,Scott France,@Allen: it has been really good for most of day until last 30 min or so.
08/06/2015,23:24:31,brucemundy,Anoather SPO on lower right
08/06/2015,23:24:52,michaelgarcia,more lovely pillow lavas
08/06/2015,23:25:26,Scott France,Video/telecon gone here
08/06/2015,23:25:36,Allen Andrews,Same here.
08/06/2015,23:25:47,Scott France,Back.
08/06/2015,23:26:14,Scott France,SQA?
08/06/2015,23:27:01,Allen Andrews,Vote to use remaining time with transect.
08/06/2015,23:27:43,Scott France,Good catch! 
08/06/2015,23:28:03,Scott France,You broke our sponge!
08/06/2015,23:28:08,Scott France,with your rock
08/06/2015,23:28:41,okeanosexplorer,collected stalked sponge SPEC02BIO, 4691m, 24.58477 / -169.91428
08/06/2015,23:29:00,okexnav,LAT :24.58477, LON : -169.91460, DEPTH :4691.3406m, TEMP :  1.47625C, SAL : 34.70051 PSU, DO :  4.66832 mg/L
08/06/2015,23:30:06,michaelgarcia,If we need to spend time at this site, another rock would be nice
08/06/2015,23:30:35,Scott France,Video/telecon intermittent 
08/06/2015,23:31:15,michaelgarcia,what about putting a rock on it?
08/06/2015,23:31:20,Allen Andrews,May as well grab a rock since this will likely be last stop, yes?
08/06/2015,23:31:44,Allen Andrews,I must be out of phase…
08/06/2015,23:31:49,Andrea Quattrini,great dive!
08/06/2015,23:32:24,Scott France,This is technically referred to as the "breath-holding" part.
08/06/2015,23:32:31,amybaco-taylor,nice
08/06/2015,23:32:34,Scott France,*gasp*
08/06/2015,23:32:46,Scott France,Breathing again. Well done ROV crew
08/06/2015,23:34:00,okexnav,LAT :24.58504, LON : -169.91468, DEPTH :4687.7779m, TEMP :  1.49720C, SAL : 34.69604 PSU, DO :  4.64223 mg/L
08/06/2015,23:34:38,Scott France,Come on red! Come on red!
08/06/2015,23:35:09,Allen Andrews,Transect.
08/06/2015,23:35:48,michaelgarcia,do we have time to get another rock?
08/06/2015,23:36:08,okeanosexplorer,yes, and we will try
08/06/2015,23:39:01,okexnav,LAT :24.58526, LON : -169.91467, DEPTH :4681.3694m, TEMP :  1.49079C, SAL : 34.69760 PSU, DO :  4.52846 mg/L
08/06/2015,23:40:02,michaelgarcia,more pillow lavas
08/06/2015,23:40:33,michaelgarcia,small size of pillows indicates slow eruption rate
08/06/2015,23:40:41,J.R. Smith,SED POC
08/06/2015,23:40:44,Scott France,Outstanding technical achievement today - congrats to all. Smooth problem free dive to almost 5 km, awesome images of the bottom with collections and more new knowledge on distribution. Well done!
08/06/2015,23:43:39,Diva Amon,POl polynoid
08/06/2015,23:44:01,okexnav,LAT :24.58508, LON : -169.91484, DEPTH :4679.1822m, TEMP :  1.49594C, SAL : 34.69527 PSU, DO :  4.52408 mg/L
08/06/2015,23:44:34,Scott France,I believe you are about 15 Empire State Buildings deep…
08/06/2015,23:45:39,Scott France,or 16 Eiffel Towers for our European followers
08/06/2015,23:45:53,michaelgarcia,Given the lack of biology, is there time to pick up a rock?
08/06/2015,23:46:15,Scott France,Mike: they said earlier we are out of time for collections...
08/06/2015,23:47:33,Scott France,48 Statue of Libertys
08/06/2015,23:47:41,Scott France,Is that enough?
08/06/2015,23:48:31,Scott France,Video/telecon intermittent again
08/06/2015,23:49:13,okexnav,LAT :24.58483, LON : -169.91483, DEPTH :4684.2190m, TEMP :  1.48266C, SAL : 34.69663 PSU, DO :  4.65896 mg/L
08/06/2015,23:49:40,michaelgarcia,go for it guys
08/06/2015,23:49:54,Scott France,What is the white thing behind the rock?
08/06/2015,23:51:35,Astrid Leitner,That was a wonderful dive thank you
08/06/2015,23:53:58,Allen Andrews,Thank you for the opportunity.
08/06/2015,23:54:01,okexnav,LAT :24.58510, LON : -169.91440, DEPTH :4682.6025m, TEMP :  1.49531C, SAL : 34.69653 PSU, DO :  4.67662 mg/L
08/06/2015,23:54:16,amybaco-taylor,hey wait a minute my kids are listening!
08/06/2015,23:54:28,Scott France,Oh man! Looking forward to the email you are going to get tonight!
08/06/2015,23:54:35,Scott France,from parents
08/06/2015,23:55:11,Allen Andrews,BTW… dive depth was 1/500th the diameter of Pluto. ;)
08/06/2015,23:55:33,brucemundy,Great dive and great photos of the fish. A correction on my earlier praise - Andrea was the one who commented that we can count the fin rays on the fish.  But we couldn't ask for better video.
08/06/2015,23:57:03,amybaco-taylor,If anyone is interested I see nautilus is on bottom at a seep
08/06/2015,23:59:01,okexnav,LAT :24.58577, LON : -169.91499, DEPTH :4565.5056m, TEMP :  1.48592C, SAL : 34.69471 PSU, DO :  4.58887 mg/L