Live from E/V Nautilus - JASON Argonauts

About the Live Event

A crew of JASON Student and Teacher Argonauts are aboard the E/V Nautilus, exploring the depths of the Mediterranean Sea. They're working with a team of renowned ocean scientists, searching for shipwrecks, marine life, and geological discoveries. As they learn about oceanography, they'll be holding two special question and answer sessions via live webcast.

On Tuesday, September 13, JASON will broadcast two live shows, lasting approximately 20 minutes each, at 1:30pm and 6:30pm EDT. During the shows you'll have a chance to ask the Argos about their research, the science on board the vessel, and what it's like living aboard a real ship of exploration!

Follow the Argonauts in the field through their blog!

Be sure to join the event a few minutes before start time and send in your questions via the text window which will appear. We can't answer all of your questions but we'll do our best! To make sure your question has a chance at being answered, make sure to use the following resources to learn more about the Argos and the E/V Nautilus:

• Nautilus Live web site - Watch 24/7 streaming video from the ship to learn about the explorations going on now. You can watch live footage of dives below the surface from the ROVs Hercules and Argus.
• Commander of the Nautilus - Play this interactive digital lab and learn what it takes to navigate and explore with ships and ROVs!
• Online learning resources for educators - Review these materials with your students to get them ready for the live web event.
• Online learning resources for students - Explore digital labs, activities, and more!
• Meet the Argonauts - Meet some of the Argonauts who will be aboard the ship during the live Q&A session and get your questions ready!
   

Argos appearing in the 1:30pm ET broadcast:	Erin Walsh Southlake, TX	Jason Pittman Lorton, VA
Argos appearing in the 6:30pm ET broadcast:	Devyn Jackson Granger, IN	Tashawn Reese South Bend, IN	Lucinda Reese South Bend, IN