No great pictures from me. Some family members got better shots. One is a screenshot from a video that I shot and the other a still right before it started. Both are through a lens to filter most of the light out. Thought I would get better pics, but such is life.pics or it didn't happen
One of my favorites out of Austin.
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That's what I thought. But the National Geographic post said Austin. I've never been there. Maybe I didn't look deep enough. It was somewhere though. After going back to look, I don't even think this one is from the recent 8th eclipse. Might be, but can't find it now.Definitely "out of Austin".
If we are talking Austin TX, and if those are snow covered mountain crags in the background, then it would be "WAY out of Austin"![]()
I have loved science of any kind from a young age. I am stoked when others share in my excitement. I would love to walk some of these sites.Thank you, @NationalTitles18, for posting this. I found the whole piece very interesting.
Lamanai (about 7:30 into the program) is close to Orange Walk, Belize. It is one of the northern most sites in Belize.
I have walked most of that site. Amazing experience for me.
The part about how LIDAR technology has revolutionized that work was especially interesting to me.
I'm a fan of Nick Zentner, who dropped his rock hammer down between basaltic columns.I took Geology on a Whim. I loved it. I still have my old rock hammer from the 60s. It was a fantastic class.
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