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 t’s ocean habitat\, but even that bit of progress has much to do with a 
 sea voyage launched one hundred and fifty years ago. On December 21\, 1872
 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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 sea voyage launched one hundred and fifty years ago. On December 21\, 1872
 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
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SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
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SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
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SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
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  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
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SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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DESCRIPTION:Humans have explored only about five per cent of our blue plane
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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DESCRIPTION:Humans have explored only about five per cent of our blue plane
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 sea voyage launched one hundred and fifty years ago. On December 21\, 1872
 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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DESCRIPTION:Humans have explored only about five per cent of our blue plane
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 sea voyage launched one hundred and fifty years ago. On December 21\, 1872
 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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DESCRIPTION:Humans have explored only about five per cent of our blue plane
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 sea voyage launched one hundred and fifty years ago. On December 21\, 1872
 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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DESCRIPTION:Humans have explored only about five per cent of our blue plane
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 sea voyage launched one hundred and fifty years ago. On December 21\, 1872
 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/challenging-deep
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  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
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 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
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 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
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 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
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  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
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  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
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 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
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 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
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 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
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 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
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  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
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 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
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 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
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 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
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 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
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 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
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 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
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 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
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 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
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 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
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 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
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 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
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 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
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 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
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SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
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SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/challenging-deep
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DESCRIPTION:Humans have explored only about five per cent of our blue plane
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 sea voyage launched one hundred and fifty years ago. On December 21\, 1872
 \, the HMS Challenger\, a re-tooled British naval ship outfitted with some
  of the most sophisticated scientific equipment of the times\, sailed out 
 of harbor at Portsmouth\, England. The Challenger’s circumnavigation of 
 the globe lasted 3-1/2 years and founded oceanography and marine science a
 s formal fields of study.\n\nIn celebration of the 150th anniversary of th
 is pioneering voyage\, Mann has published “Challenging the Deep\,” an 
 online exhibit viewable at bit.ly/hms-challenger\, drawing from our own co
 llections and those of Cornell University Library’s Rare and Manuscript 
 Collections\, which hold a copy of the Report on the Scientific Results of
  the Voyage of HMS Challenger\, the official collection of the expedition
 ’s scientific work.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Challenging the Deep: An exhibit celebrating the 150 year anniversa
 ry of the H.M.S. Challenger
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/challenging-deep
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