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New revelations of a big hole in the moon don't revive the notion that our cosmic companion is made of Swiss cheese.
The Louisville MegaCavern beneath the Louisville Zoo off Poplar Level Road is offering people a chance to drive their vehicles through the vast underground mine - to see holiday displays with hundreds of animated characters and more than one million lights.
The previous post reminded me of a news item reported roughly two weeks ago, that the town of Carlsbad, NM, is in danger of collapsing into the earth below due to the out-of-control dissolution of underground salt deposits.
If you enjoy the exploration of one of the worlds last frontiers then pit caving or vertical caving might be the extreme adventure sport for you.
Romania has over 12,000 caves within its borders. This is the highest concentration of caves known to exist in one small region in the world.
SOUTHAMPTONa S Harbour Lights Picturehouse is to play host to an exclusive invitation- only UK preview screening of The Descent Part 2. The screening, being put on by The Coast in conjunction with Celador Films, will allow Southampton film fans to see the film well ahead of its general release on December 4. Some of the people behind The Descent ...
Divers bravely went were no man had gone before in a bid to find a link between the colossal Aspoladeru la Texa and Cueva Culiembro caves in northern Spain for the first time ever.
Carter Caves State Resort Park is hosting a dinner theater that is sure to bring back memories and provide a lot of laughs for guests.
A smelly Steamboat curiosity yields an extraordinary scientific discovery. SULPHUR CAVE has never been a big secret.
In Jinya Village, a modest settlement in Muramba Sub-county, Kisoro District, lies a dark formidable burrow that appears to be a den of dangerous animals, snakes and insects.
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tncaver wrote:Wyandottecaver,
Nice poem and nice story. I hope we get to hear more.
NZcaver wrote:Yes, it was me and Hank Moon who both mentioned it. See this post and the ones Hank posted before it.
NZcaver wrote:I'm not sure if rope access techs usually attach the Shunt to the same rope they are rappelling on, or to a separate self-belay rope. Either should work, but maybe industry standard require it to be on the belay rope? Or since the Shunt can be a single or double rope device, maybe both?
NZcaver wrote:I repeatedly make excuses not to carry a tripod with me
Me too, but then I get to a spot where I say, “DANG! I wish I brought my tripod!”captnemo wrote:I also, often decide not to carry a tripod since it takes up extra space/weight and time to set up.
I think that's a good setup for underwater cases but not too practical where multiple slaves are 10 or more meters from the camera.FW wrote:... use fiber optics to point the light towards the slave strobe. You could also use a small mirror.
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