has been used to find voids in pyramides:
https://physicsworld.com/a/muons-reveal-hidden-void-in-egyptian-pyramid/
Basically, if you get more muons coming from a specific direction it indicates there is less rock in that direction.
Unfortunately it needs the detectors underneath the void
Hi,
I have a partial upper plate with my three front teeth. [Consequence of an RTA whilst a teenager]
I've done a decent amount of dives (400ish) almost all open water but fairly technical so I've had to swop regs under water.
Always dived with my plate in and never had a problem
[If you...
Access arrangements at :https://www.swcc.org.uk/joomla-swcc/caving/local-caves-access/2-uncategorised/79-access-to-ofd
Most visitors are with a club with an annual permit
We probably should not be caving.
The biggest issue is that if an accident /rescue is required then that with put an extra strain on a system already
under extreme pressure. Nobody (I presume) goes caving thinking that they will need rescuing but nevertheless a small
percentage end up...
For Ogof Dan Y Lleuad Wen, I found the grid reference on http://www.ogof.org.uk bang on last
year.
This has SN 75794 18665
whereas CCR is SN 75801 18645
there is not much difference in these but it is in a quite shallow shake hole (with much bigger
and more obvious shake holes...
I've never seen the traverse protected.
The survey is actually very good however the cave is very complex and 3-D in this Area. There are several layers of passages. The survey represents this in colours. The normal route is the darker yellow of the survey. The paler/greeny yellow is the...