At Sea

Helen studies the bubbles underneath breaking waves, both in the lab and at sea. In October and November 2013, she spent six weeks on board the R/V Knorr, sailing the North Atlantic to measure bubbles in storms. Here are the blog posts that Helen wrote along the way.

Helen studies the bubbles underneath breaking waves, both in the lab and at sea. In October and November 2013, she spent six weeks on board the R/V Knorr, sailing the North Atlantic to measure bubbles in storms. Here are the blog posts that Helen wrote along the way.

Helen studies the bubbles underneath breaking waves, both in the lab and at sea. In October and November 2013, she spent six weeks on board the R/V Knorr, sailing the North Atlantic to measure bubbles in storms. Here are the blog posts that Helen wrote along the way.

Helen studies the bubbles underneath breaking waves, both in the lab and at sea. In October and November 2013, she spent six weeks on board the R/V Knorr, sailing the North Atlantic to measure bubbles in storms. Here are the blog posts that Helen wrote along the way.

Helen studies the bubbles underneath breaking waves, both in the lab and at sea. In October and November 2013, she spent six weeks on board the R/V Knorr, sailing the North Atlantic to measure bubbles in storms. Here are the blog posts that Helen wrote along the way.

Helen studies the bubbles underneath breaking waves, both in the lab and at sea. In October and November 2013, she spent six weeks on board the R/V Knorr, sailing the North Atlantic to measure bubbles in storms. Here are the blog posts that Helen wrote along the way.

In her final blog from the Southern Ocean, Helen Czerski visits the grave of Ernest Shackleton, and muses on the complex interactions between rock, air, ocean and life.

Dig down through the seabed sediment and you are looking back in time to what the planet was like thousands of years ago.

As her expedition in the Southern Ocean gets rougher, Helen Czerski realises how much she takes gravity for granted