[00:00:44] katybell leaves the room [00:04:15] chat-admin leaves the room [00:08:00] Squadron storerooms! [00:08:48] Crab to the left of the silver hatch door for future checking [00:09:59] squat lobster! [00:11:26] 👌 [00:12:56] katybell leaves the room [00:12:56] williamhoffman leaves the room [00:13:32] def looks like a Jeep to me [00:13:38] christopherkelley leaves the room [00:14:25] https://www.audrainautomuseum.org/shining-bright/1941-ford-super-deluxe-woody [00:14:30] This is what it looks like to me [00:14:46] or something similar [00:15:14] annenunn leaves the room [00:15:16] Lindasunderland leaves the room [00:16:06] Good theory, Sam [00:16:19] The back matches up: https://www.barrett-jackson.com/scottsdale-2014/docket/vehicle/1940-ford-super-deluxe-woody-wagon-161650 [00:17:08] christopherkelley leaves the room [00:18:07] cool [00:18:14] I agree [00:18:59] huh. In most of the Jeep photos i can find, the spare tire is off center (side by side with a gas can) [00:19:29] Lindasunderland leaves the room [00:20:11] christopherkelley leaves the room [00:23:11] the car is at the top of this as well [00:24:14] Good call, Sam! [00:24:44] philhartmeyer leaves the room [00:27:42] you can see the chrome light on top of the main headlights.. [00:28:12] definitely looks like the Ford super deluxe [00:29:29] says SHIP? [00:29:40] SHIP SERVICE? [00:29:44] and something below [00:29:59] williamhoffman leaves the room [00:30:20] annenunn leaves the room [00:30:29] Lindasunderland leaves the room [00:37:10] Re the car, my dad says "your screen shot shows a parking light on top of fender. The barrett Jackson 40 ford doesn’t have that. It's not a 40 Ford" He's not watching now but will send what he thinks it is when he can get a better look than my screengrab [00:39:11] @katybell - the 41 ford that Sam linked above does have the parking lot on top of the fender - nice chrome fixture that was easy to see in the hanger shot [00:39:16] It seems like a lot of the 1941 Ford Super Deluxe 'Woody' pictures I can find have that chrome 'torpedo-shaped' accent on top of the fenders [00:39:31] Oh I saw the link to the '40 [00:40:16] That was referencing the back doors, sorry! Prior to us seeing the front shot of the car [00:41:46] katybell leaves the room [00:43:16] crinoid [00:43:27] georgematsumoto leaves the room [00:44:19] actually two crinoids, yay [00:52:50] williamhoffman leaves the room [00:56:32] annenunn leaves the room [00:58:26] pelagic holothurian in cam2 [01:05:46] philhartmeyer leaves the room [01:09:17] annenunn leaves the room [01:16:48] katybell leaves the room [01:17:14] can you all still hear us on the conference call line? [01:18:04] not hearing you [01:18:09] roger [01:18:16] working on it [01:20:19] restored [01:26:51] williamhoffman leaves the room [01:27:21] emilymclaughlin leaves the room [01:29:54] For Brian - this photo has a plane on the big crane: https://www.history.navy.mil/content/history/nhhc/our-collections/photography/numerical-list-of-images/nara-series/80-g/80-G-600000/80-G-651042.html [01:30:02] philhartmeyer leaves the room [01:30:15] thanks [01:30:58] Also, this photo has Bombing Squadron Five (VB-5) SBD-3 aircraft (we saw a plane with B-5 on it): https://www.history.navy.mil/content/history/nhhc/our-collections/photography/numerical-list-of-images/nhhc-series/nh-series/NH-95000/NH-95570.html [01:31:57] firefighting foam? [01:33:08] Awesome, thanks all!! [01:33:40] Thanks, y'all! It's been amazing! [01:33:59] Fantastic dive! Thank you all [01:34:05] Thank you all for joining! [01:34:10] emilymclaughlin leaves the room [01:34:29] hannahfleming leaves the room [01:34:42] Thank you for the dive! [01:34:59] sarakahanamoku leaves the room [01:35:00] asakomatsumoto leaves the room [01:36:31] annenunn leaves the room [01:36:32] briankennedy leaves the room [01:37:01] samcuellar leaves the room [01:42:44] katybell leaves the room [01:58:15] jeffreymorris leaves the room [02:06:47] valfinlayson leaves the room [02:46:49] chat-admin leaves the room [02:50:29] katybell leaves the room [12:03:35] philhartmeyer leaves the room [12:31:50] philhartmeyer leaves the room [12:38:35] philhartmeyer leaves the room [13:05:35] philhartmeyer leaves the room [13:12:31] philhartmeyer leaves the room [17:09:28] samcuellar leaves the room [17:13:23] Test message Dive 08 [17:45:21] EX2503_DIVE08 ROV powered off [18:21:55] EX2503_DIVE08 ROV Launch [18:29:13] carolineedmonds leaves the room [18:30:29] EX2503_DIVE08 ROV on Surface [18:31:40] EX2503_DIVE08 ROV Descending [18:32:34] LAT : 29.390884 , LON : -177.423762 , DEPTH : 27.9411 m, TEMP : 20.43252 C, SAL : 35.12604 PSU, DO : 7.37255 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0916 FTU [18:37:34] LAT : 29.390831 , LON : -177.422541 , DEPTH : 58.1029 m, TEMP : 19.60775 C, SAL : 34.95681 PSU, DO : 7.49302 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.1099 FTU [18:42:35] LAT : 29.390584 , LON : -177.421855 , DEPTH : 189.2658 m, TEMP : 16.16091 C, SAL : 34.5893 PSU, DO : 7.0239 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0733 FTU [18:47:35] LAT : 29.390612 , LON : -177.421871 , DEPTH : 335.422 m, TEMP : 13.04055 C, SAL : 34.37358 PSU, DO : 6.64598 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0672 FTU [18:52:35] LAT : 29.390642 , LON : -177.422014 , DEPTH : 488.5354 m, TEMP : 9.12201 C, SAL : 34.10226 PSU, DO : 5.86416 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0611 FTU [18:53:00] Good morning [18:53:04] BArgmannia? [18:54:10] Colobonema? [18:54:30] Lots of stuff in the water [18:55:03] Bathocyroe [18:55:34] siph [18:56:07] quite a few myctophids around. [18:56:29] diphyid? [18:57:12] myctophid [18:57:28] Arctapodema [18:57:36] LAT : 29.390727 , LON : -177.422052 , DEPTH : 641.5064 m, TEMP : 6.0385 C, SAL : 34.02287 PSU, DO : 3.70792 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0672 FTU [18:57:42] Colobonema [18:57:46] squid! [18:57:55] oegopsid [18:58:02] Clausophyid [18:58:13] myct [18:58:42] feeding strike by oegopsid [18:59:06] another [19:00:20] Serrivomer [19:00:27] pyrosome [19:00:50] myctophids [19:01:06] Bargmannia? [19:01:26] Sternoptyx? [19:01:36] Aeginura? [19:01:54] salp [19:02:11] Serrivomer [19:02:20] little ruby cydippid? [19:02:27] Aloha all, holding our dive planning call for Dive 09 now [19:02:36] Seamount near Kure atoll [19:02:38] LAT : 29.390895 , LON : -177.421879 , DEPTH : 792.5676 m, TEMP : 4.66144 C, SAL : 34.13903 PSU, DO : 1.90261 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0672 FTU [19:02:45] vertical fish, head up [19:02:59] squid [19:03:21] sternoptyx and clausophyid? [19:03:31] stern [19:04:26] Periphylla [19:04:56] sarakahanamoku leaves the room [19:05:23] Nemichthyidae [19:05:29] Serrivomer [19:06:10] lots of oxygen = lots of animals! [19:06:42] orange lace rhopalonematid [19:07:01] Dhugal you are AMAZING [19:07:04] orange lace [19:07:05] This is awesome! [19:07:28] skooting by so got to be quick! [19:07:32] oik [19:07:37] LAT : 29.390604 , LON : -177.422127 , DEPTH : 951.4112 m, TEMP : 3.89922 C, SAL : 34.27737 PSU, DO : 1.05064 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0611 FTU [19:08:09] Diphyid [19:08:33] No Solmissus yet.. [19:08:46] sarakahanamoku leaves the room [19:08:46] adriennecopeland leaves the room [19:09:41] shrimp [19:10:08] oik [19:10:16] nemertean? [19:10:22] myct [19:10:30] calycopsidae? [19:10:55] Arctapodema [19:11:18] below peak biomass now [19:11:30] shrimp [19:12:22] Nemichthyidae? [19:12:37] LAT : 29.390486 , LON : -177.422274 , DEPTH : 1100.0326 m, TEMP : 3.4615 C, SAL : 34.37805 PSU, DO : 0.93225 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0611 FTU [19:12:51] Rhopalonematid [19:13:33] anthomedusa [19:14:24] 4am here in a small Japanese house so no talking I am afraid... [19:14:36] Don't want to wake others up [19:14:50] oik [19:15:05] oik [19:15:19] Morning Dhugal. Hi everyone! Just wrapped up a meeting. Looking forward to this. [19:15:49] Hi Allen. Great you made it. Hope you are feeling chatty ;-) [19:16:31] stopped descent? [19:16:36] Chatty for sure. Although I am also trying to get my mid-year accomplishments together! That time of year and I am a bit late (surprise) [19:16:41] oik [19:16:53] Nice snot house [19:17:38] LAT : 29.390491 , LON : -177.422481 , DEPTH : 1200.5679 m, TEMP : 3.12311 C, SAL : 34.43906 PSU, DO : 1.03862 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0611 FTU [19:17:42] working on getting EK60/80s on the stream [19:18:33] Adrienne says we usually do 34 to 80 on the color bar scale [19:19:58] copy [19:22:39] LAT : 29.390549 , LON : -177.422354 , DEPTH : 1201.6869 m, TEMP : 3.12264 C, SAL : 34.43658 PSU, DO : 1.02513 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0672 FTU [19:27:10] Adrienne says that the color bar will need to be changed on every window [19:27:22] copy will relay [19:27:34] thanks! [19:27:39] LAT : 29.390532 , LON : -177.422271 , DEPTH : 1202.1137 m, TEMP : 3.12627 C, SAL : 34.43644 PSU, DO : 1.02249 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0611 FTU [19:29:45] we are going to be off audio for just a minute [19:32:40] LAT : 29.391114 , LON : -177.422458 , DEPTH : 1202.2176 m, TEMP : 3.12059 C, SAL : 34.43847 PSU, DO : 1.04654 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0611 FTU [19:32:47] chat-admin leaves the room [19:33:20] Hi Mike V!! [19:33:54] Hey Ex. Those settings look good for the eks. thanks! [19:34:03] Hi [19:34:10] Hey Mike! [19:34:36] There was a largish squid on descent. [19:34:38] Hi Mike! [19:34:41] Aloha all, will be monitoring chat but as Brian says, if you can call into the feed where able, will help with collections [19:34:58] And relaying that IDs on SeaTube would be very helpful. Link: ROV Dive Plan EX2503, Dive 08, April 21, 2025 Location Map Figure 1. Location of EX2503 Dive 08 - Midwater Site 01. Dive 09 dive site also pictured for reference (to the southwest of Dive 08 dive site). Dive Profile Figure 2. Planned Transects for Dive 08. Deepest depth will be 1200m. Following this depth, we will survey at four standard transect depths (900m, 700m, 500m, 300m). Pending available time and ROV logistics, we will survey up to two additional transects at TBD depths after review of ROV-based CTD and shipboard EK60/80 data. Note that pictured fauna (and ROV Deep Discoverer) are not to scale and may not be representative of midwater fauna at this unexplored site and/or at the depths at which they are represented. Dive Information Site Name Midwater Site 01 General Area Descriptor Papahānaumokuākea Science Team Leads Sara Kahanamoku-Meyer (UH Mānoa/HI Sea Grant) and Brian Kennedy (ODL/BU) E [19:35:02] whoops [19:35:05] Not link! [19:35:14] Link for Seatube for IDs: https://data.oceannetworks.ca/app/dive-logs/1605 [19:36:09] stevenauscavitch leaves the room [19:36:24] michaelvecchione leaves the room [19:36:51] Can someone on the ship hover their cursor over the top and bottom of the DSL so we can get a depth range? [19:36:58] HI everyone! [19:37:08] Hey Heather! [19:37:22] Also could someone show the CTD cast? Not sure if there was anything interesting? [19:37:41] LAT : 29.390879 , LON : -177.422467 , DEPTH : 1201.1924 m, TEMP : 3.13189 C, SAL : 34.44363 PSU, DO : 1.05588 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0672 FTU [19:37:49] Hi Ashley!! [19:38:34] Working on getting CTD cast up now [19:39:12] CTD on stream 3 [19:39:17] michaelvecchione leaves the room [19:39:48] Thank you Sara! I see it. Not sure what others thing but I do not see much interesting in the CTD. Seems like our 900 m transect will already hit where oxygen is lowest [19:39:58] EX2503_DIVE08 Mid-water Transect Start [19:40:17] carolineedmonds leaves the room [19:40:28] heatherjudkins leaves the room [19:40:38] copepod [19:40:43] cope [19:40:54] calanoida [19:41:16] megacalanus? something big [19:41:22] oikopleurid house [19:41:34] larvacean house [19:41:49] white spot is the animal's body [19:42:38] michaelvecchione leaves the room [19:42:41] LAT : 29.39087 , LON : -177.422595 , DEPTH : 1202.0965 m, TEMP : 3.11755 C, SAL : 34.4386 PSU, DO : 1.02928 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0611 FTU [19:42:42] Excellent description [19:42:44] house made of cellulose [19:43:04] HI Allen! [19:43:06] calanoid copepod [19:43:12] Hi Heather [19:45:16] michaelvecchione leaves the room [19:45:20] collodarian sinking out of surface layer?? [19:45:32] I beat that record every dive when I was out there [19:45:39] oh gosh thanks Allen hahahah [19:45:54] Hi Russ! [19:46:02] Hi Russ! [19:46:13] Diphyidae siphonophore [19:46:31] Hey Samurai Russ here too! [19:46:50] (And some of us are pretending to be mid-water folks for the day) [19:47:08] As are we here on Okeanos, Steve... [19:47:13] you are going to find a pelagic coral today for sure Steve [19:47:25] Sergestid shrimp [19:47:27] shrimp [19:47:31] shtimo [19:47:41] LAT : 29.390901 , LON : -177.422827 , DEPTH : 1201.4518 m, TEMP : 3.1333 C, SAL : 34.43918 PSU, DO : 1.03358 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0611 FTU [19:47:56] i like shtimo [19:48:00] sorry on the spelling lol [19:48:05] absolutely love it [19:49:10] copepods everwhere but no one cares [19:49:15] chaet [19:49:25] adriennecopeland leaves the room [19:49:28] Chaetognath [19:49:32] Eukrohnia hamata or Sagitta macrocephala [19:49:36] michaelvecchione leaves the room [19:49:47] One of those orange ones. ;-) [19:49:49] not with orange color [19:50:35] chaet [19:50:54] oik [19:50:59] Getting off of the chatroom. [19:51:18] @Mike- we've noticed that we keep getting dropped out of the chat. It's been happening each dive so far [19:51:29] cydippid [19:51:33] Because of chat drops. [19:51:43] mertensidae [19:51:48] collection worthy? [19:51:56] Catchable? [19:52:11] pretty fast I think [19:52:20] yeah, and we only have 5 slurps... [19:52:25] we will need to be fAST [19:52:31] Good reminder. Understood [19:52:42] LAT : 29.391378 , LON : -177.422642 , DEPTH : 1201.9108 m, TEMP : 3.12978 C, SAL : 34.43733 PSU, DO : 1.06874 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0611 FTU [19:52:46] We have shared images of key organisms suggested by shoreside (Dhugal I think?) with pilots [19:52:48] we printed them out [19:52:59] so they are ready, but we will all need to be quick! [19:53:08] suggest squid samples [19:53:44] we can try [19:53:54] haha it would be a first for us! [19:54:22] larvacean with copepod jumping off [19:54:38] larvacean [19:54:58] oik [19:55:06] cope [19:55:10] animal may have been there, just not pumping [19:55:15] michaelvecchione leaves the room [19:55:53] jelly [19:55:59] rhopalonematid [19:56:09] arctopodema? [19:56:26] Arctapodema [19:56:29] Trachymedusae [19:56:31] yes [19:56:40] but tentacles thickened distally [19:57:00] catch? [19:57:08] siph left [19:57:10] Halicreatid missing link? [19:57:43] LAT : 29.391086 , LON : -177.42293 , DEPTH : 1195.8252 m, TEMP : 3.14237 C, SAL : 34.4322 PSU, DO : 1.01634 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0611 FTU [19:57:46] Or ptychogastrid missing link. . . [19:57:58] yes plz [19:58:06] we will try for ya dhugal [19:58:32] he'll be small [19:58:41] yee hah! [19:58:59] Nice job, pilots! [19:59:18] Interesting to see if proximal half of radial canals are expanded or the same thickness for all of their length [19:59:48] yes that would be awesome thx [19:59:51] That is perfect Brian. [20:00:20] oik? [20:00:31] nice catch. those things are fast [20:00:59] shmito ;-) [20:01:28] arrow worm [20:01:31] chaet [20:01:37] orange chaete [20:02:10] shrimp [20:02:14] shrimp [20:02:19] Gennadid shrimp? [20:02:43] LAT : 29.391182 , LON : -177.423421 , DEPTH : 1205.7608 m, TEMP : 3.13037 C, SAL : 34.43587 PSU, DO : 1.03477 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0611 FTU [20:02:52] maybe but really hard to ID from video [20:03:06] not a species we get off Japan I don't think but who knows [20:03:10] larv [20:03:13] right [20:03:17] chaet [20:03:34] oik [20:03:43] adriennecopeland leaves the room [20:03:43] larv [20:03:58] animal home [20:04:22] larv n the house [20:04:34] tilt down right [20:04:46] Halicreas!!!! [20:04:55] Halicreas. [20:04:57] target [20:05:03] The spiky medusa [20:05:14] adriennecopeland leaves the room [20:05:16] agree [20:05:25] dhugal can you give a quick note on why this sample will be helpful? [20:05:32] for context for those listening [20:05:41] carolineedmonds leaves the room [20:05:46] There is currently only one accepted species [20:05:56] but we think there may actually be two [20:06:00] Nicely done! [20:06:10] but we need pristine animals and DNA sequences to be sure [20:06:15] michaelvecchione leaves the room [20:06:15] Excellent catch. Thanks! [20:06:40] next larvacean I need more closeup to ID genus [20:07:04] oik [20:07:44] LAT : 29.391466 , LON : -177.423537 , DEPTH : 1200.7735 m, TEMP : 3.13324 C, SAL : 34.43151 PSU, DO : 1.00897 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0611 FTU [20:07:50] would be great for Russ to get house morphology and then zoom on animal inside if we see any larvaceans that we can stop on [20:08:03] Copied to nav!!! [20:08:18] he's home [20:08:26] ues Oik [20:10:09] Lucicutia [20:10:10] calanoid copepod [20:10:15] copepod [20:10:21] rhopalonematid [20:10:28] based on long urosome [20:10:35] Halicreatid [20:10:39] Not the same though [20:10:41] Botrynema [20:10:46] Bot [20:10:51] Botrynema brucei [20:11:00] knob [20:11:04] no spikes on corners of bell [20:11:12] We have this from North Pacific so pass [20:11:17] Nice view on that one [20:11:28] flat apex on knob [20:11:28] michaelvecchione leaves the room [20:11:52] larv [20:11:54] quite small animal [20:12:15] shmito [20:12:19] adriennecopeland leaves the room [20:12:27] shmito!!! [20:12:31] lol [20:12:35] Halicreatid [20:12:37] bot? [20:12:45] LAT : 29.391248 , LON : -177.423481 , DEPTH : 1200.7043 m, TEMP : 3.13365 C, SAL : 34.43216 PSU, DO : 0.98359 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0733 FTU [20:12:48] another Halicreas [20:12:51] Nice ID! [20:12:53] same morphotype [20:13:01] Halicreas minimum of similar [20:13:03] zoom in for morphology. no sample [20:13:12] looks fat [20:13:24] interesting groups of spikes [20:13:29] Just big bones! [20:13:41] nice! [20:14:16] not well known for midwater jellies [20:14:22] the mesoglea gets thicker and harder when they have been getting enough food [20:14:24] Life spans are short in nearshore waters. Not sure for open ocean guys [20:15:06] Physonect siphonophores like Apolemia could live for decades [20:15:11] fish [20:15:15] chaet [20:15:20] chaete [20:15:22] chaet [20:15:45] anoth chaet center [20:15:54] 10 minutes left at this depth. Looking at the CTD what two additional depths do you want to do transects at? [20:15:58] chaetofish most of the time hard to tell. We actaully have a chaetofish category for annotation ;-) [20:16:04] Cyclothone - the most abundant vertebrate ;-) [20:16:32] @brian nothing interesting in CTD. might be better to look at the EKs and target interesting things in the DSl [20:16:48] Crossota-like? [20:17:03] switching [20:17:07] several chaets on that spin [20:17:11] chaete [20:17:16] chaet top [20:17:28] i recommend just going up to 900 next unless someone else has a preference for deeper than 900 [20:17:45] LAT : 29.391479 , LON : -177.42385 , DEPTH : 1201.0805 m, TEMP : 3.13318 C, SAL : 34.43209 PSU, DO : 0.98286 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0611 FTU [20:18:14] 900m sounds good [20:18:25] Coelodendridae [20:18:30] a protist [20:18:34] radio [20:18:39] silicaeous test [20:18:53] Crazy cool [20:19:39] jelly on spin [20:19:50] cope [20:19:53] copepod [20:20:08] arrowworm [20:20:13] chaet [20:20:15] chaet [20:20:33] male pahse [20:20:37] nice gonads [20:20:47] they are really abuncant [20:20:54] can see bioluminescent organs on tail fin [20:21:02] and fins too! [20:21:05] they are rthe seminal recepticals [20:21:08] Awesome video [20:21:35] that outer jelly coating usually rubs off during net sampling [20:21:46] on all fins [20:21:54] senaory hairs are obvious on body [20:21:58] white spots on margins of fins and trunk [20:22:12] omg [20:22:15] omg!!!!!! [20:22:24] this is fabulous video, thanks! [20:22:45] LAT : 29.391246 , LON : -177.423537 , DEPTH : 1200.3634 m, TEMP : 3.13651 C, SAL : 34.43074 PSU, DO : 0.9998 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0672 FTU [20:22:50] nice [20:22:59] white are the tentacles tucked in [20:23:01] ctenophore [20:23:02] mertensiid [20:23:04] liverlips? [20:23:10] tentacle bulbs are the white spots [20:23:28] undewcribed species [20:23:33] Great view! [20:23:38] collect? [20:23:54] pretty red gut; tentacle openings on side. nice video [20:23:59] Allen catch? [20:24:20] If we catch, we can sequence for sure!!! [20:24:25] Eith the good video [20:24:30] yes/no? [20:24:35] catch [20:24:47] yup catch [20:25:22] you could see a line of bioluminescent organs next to comb row [20:25:25] field id? [20:25:29] michaelvecchione leaves the room [20:25:37] nice! [20:25:49] I have never seen one of these before [20:25:53] great sample! [20:25:56] woowoo! [20:25:57] George, what should we call it? [20:25:59] Awesome! [20:26:00] for a field ID [20:26:02] Nick Bezio, studying combs for his dissertation at U of Maryland, is confident he can illustrate this well based on that awesome video. [20:26:08] that is the end of the 1200 meter transect [20:26:18] EX2503_DIVE08 Mid-water Transect End [20:26:33] siph [20:27:12] red gut mertensiid with comb plates extending almost the whole way down the meridional canals which extend along almost the whole body [20:27:17] @dhugal - pretty red gut, name doesn't pop into my mind yet. something about Papa? [20:27:27] tentacles leave the bulbs apically [20:27:34] chat-admin leaves the room [20:27:36] If you can get additional photos in lab before it falls apart, that would be awesome. More angles the better [20:27:42] shrimp [20:27:45] shrimp [20:27:47] LAT : 29.391253 , LON : -177.423236 , DEPTH : 1202.5648 m, TEMP : 3.13663 C, SAL : 34.42844 PSU, DO : 1.00332 mg/l, TURBIDITY : 0.0672 FTU [20:28:12] johnburns leaves the room [20:28:24] @brian can you get the depths of the DSL in the 38kHz? [20:28:37] it will help us plan after 900 [20:28:48] larcv [20:28:50] oik [20:29:01] one sec adrienne [20:29:11] It would be great to get some detail on the tentacles - presence of tentillae, etc. [20:29:15] Just add to ethanol, preferable after some photos (if time) [20:29:17] larv [20:29:20] cahet [20:29:28] george / allen will do on photos [20:29:33] @sara no rush. just want something before the end of 900. thanks! [20:29:43] and copy on the ethanol [20:29:45]