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I watch volcanoes explode in the deep sea and wonder how life continues to survive such drama. Scientist, Ocean Explorer, & Storyteller (she/her)
Woods Hole, MA
Joined May 2009
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Julie Huber, PhD retweeted
I recently partnered with two authors to continue my financial, technical, and technological critique of deep seafloor mining (DSM). I continue to believe that the non-environmental aspects will make it fail. Technology has moved on from making it viable. innovationzero.com/zeroin/de…
Julie Huber, PhD retweeted
🌊 New DOSI policy brief on deep-sea environmental impact research for marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR)! With a growing focus on mCDR, it’s crucial to understand the unique challenges posed by deep-sea ecosystems. Check out the brief here: buff.ly/4e7ZCIZ
Julie Huber, PhD retweeted
We have extended the deadline to apply for two Assistant/Associate Prof in Microbiology positions at the University of Illinois through November! Come to the home of the Archaea! tinyurl.com/55aumzdt
Proud to have been part of the growth and nurturing of this field!
The next generation of #geobiology is here. What have we learned and where are we going?
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Big news from @BloombergDotOrg & partners for the High Seas- "Leading Philanthropies Commit $51.7 Million to Accelerate the Creation of Marine Protected Areas in The High Seas" #highseas #protect #ocean #COP16Colombia #explore
bloomberg.org/press/leading-…
Julie Huber, PhD retweeted
How would you celebrate winning a @macfound #geniusgrant?
For #WHOI sr scientist + Interim VP for Science and Engineering @bvanmooy, it was dinner with his wife!
Van Mooy has studied #plankton for 2 decades. So what keeps him going? Find out from @WBUR- go.whoi.edu/wbur-macarthur
Julie Huber, PhD retweeted
Opportunities to necropsy white sharks are rare so the unfortunate loss of this mature male will ultimately benefit science. Samples will be shared with other scientists including vertebrae for aging & tissue samples for pathology to stomach contents for diet studies and more…
Julie Huber, PhD retweeted
Yesterday a 13’4” male white shark washed up on Nauset Beach. Today @GregSkomal from @MassDMF performed a necropsy. There were no obvious signs pointing to cause of death but tissue samples were secured for @shellspc to analyze.
Here’s a Timelapse video of the necropsy:
Julie Huber, PhD retweeted
Falcon Heavy launches @EuropaClipper, in full-color.
Can’t wait to have this amazing leader in deep-sea science on the same continent!
In spring 2025, Antje Boetius, Director @AWI_de & Group Leader @Habitat_MPI @maxplanckpress, will be appointed president @MBARI_News. We all wish her lots of success and sunshine in California!
mpi-bremen.de/en/Antje-Boeti…
Julie Huber, PhD retweeted
Julie Huber, PhD retweeted
🛰 @EuropaClipper spacecraft separation confirmed!
Thanks for the great ride @SpaceX! 🚀
Julie Huber, PhD retweeted
NASA and SpaceX have completed the Launch Readiness Review for #EuropaClipper and we are GO for launch! 🚀
Beyond Earth, Jupiter’s moon Europa is considered one of the solar system’s most promising, potentially habitable environments. After an approximately 1.8 billion-mile journey, Europa Clipper will enter orbit around Jupiter in April 2030, where the spacecraft will conduct a detailed survey of Europa to determine whether the icy world could have conditions suitable for life.
Liftoff of the Falcon Heavy is scheduled for Oct 14 at 12:06 pm EDT from LC 39A at @NASAKennedy.
Julie Huber, PhD retweeted
🚀LAUNCH UPDATE!
NASA’s #EuropaClipper is now targeting NET Monday, Oct. 14 for launch!
@NASAKennedy is “all clear” after the storm and teams are moving forward with preparations for the mission to Jupiter’s icy moon Europa.
📲blogs.nasa.gov/europaclipper…
ALT Technicians encapsulated NASA’s Europa Clipper spacecraft inside payload fairings on Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2024, in the Payload Hazardous Servicing Facility at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The fairings will protect the spacecraft during launch as it begins its journey to explore Jupiter’s icy moon, Europa. The mission will help scientists determine if the moon could support life
Julie Huber, PhD retweeted
"It's didn't look too bad". That's because we haven't had access. This morning I got over to Manasota Key and discovered the most catastrophic damage from Milton yet. Lots of homes obliterated. Video below. #Milton
youtu.be/L_6XJr3cilc
Finally got through to my parents who were in the eye of the storm. Thankful they are safe and cared for. Hang in there Florida.
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Hoping my parents, so many friends and loved ones, and the millions impacted by this monster can stay safe.
Hurricane #Milton is pictured as a Category 5 storm in the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Yucatan Peninsula from the space station on Oct. 8, 2024.
Julie Huber, PhD retweeted
The International Space Station just orbited above Hurricane Milton as it is re-intensifying over the southern Gulf of Mexico.
Spectacular view from space.