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Solar Orbiter Captures First Images of Sun's South Pole

Space · France

Solar Orbiter Captures First Images of Sun's South Pole

44% Left coverage: 50 sources

Underwater Coins Authenticate San José Galleon and Trigger Legal Battle Over $20 Billion Treasure

Archaeology · Cartagena

Underwater Coins Authenticate San José Galleon and Trigger Legal Battle Over $20 Billion Treasure

46% Center coverage: 39 sources

High-resolution 3D reconstructions of 1707 Lima-mint cobs provided conclusive proof of the wreck's identity, triggering competing ownership claims by Colombia, Spain, Peru and salvage groups.See the Story

Turkmenistan Reduces 50-Year Fire Dubbed 'Gateway to Hell'

Turkmenistan · Turkmenistan

Turkmenistan Reduces 50-Year Fire Dubbed 'Gateway to Hell'

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Nasa's Science Missions Face Cuts in Trump's Budget Plan

62% Center coverage: 16 sources

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Astronomers Discover a Possible Dwarf Planet Far Beyond Neptune, Where There Should Have Only Been Empty Space

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Weekend Warm-Up: Five Caves, Five Days » Explorersweb

In Five Caves, Five Days, Australian climber Ben Cossey sets off on what he alliteratively dubs "The great Australian coastal cave climbing crawl from Campbelltown to Coolum." Cossey's been climbing in Australia for more than two decades, but he admits that he hasn't explored much. He has his few favorite areas, and until a friend suggested it, hadn't thought much of climbing north of Sydney. But after looking at a map and finding five promising…Campbelltown · Campbelltown Read Article

Elite French Duo to Attempt Gasherbrum IV's Shining Wall » Explorersweb

French climbers Charles Dubouloz and Symon Welfringer are teaming up again to attempt one of the most epic peaks in the Karakoram: Gasherbrum IV. "Our primary objective is the southwest ridge, starting by climbing the Shining Wall [the West Face] and then continuing along the ridge to the summit," Dubouloz told ExplorersWeb. He noted that this is the route twice attempted by Piolet d'Or winner Jordi Corominas in 2006. The West Face of Gasherbrum…Gilgit-Baltistan · Gilgit-Baltistan Read Article

Ousland and Colliard Near Finish of Ellesmere Island Crossing » Explorersweb

After 46 days, Borge Ousland and Vincent Colliard are down from the ice caps onto sea ice. They will likely complete the first unsupported north-to-south crossing of the island today by skiing a little east to King Edward Point, the southern tip of Ellesmere Island. They will then turn back west for a couple of days of skiing over the sea ice to the Inuit hamlet of Grise Fiord, the nearest community and airport. Following their crossing of the P…Nunavut · Nunavut Read Article

Groundbreaking Climbs on Nanga Parbat's Diamir Face » Explorersweb

Denis Urubko and Maria Cardell are in Pakistan to open a new alpine-style route on Nanga Parbat's Diamir Face. Here, we examine the climbing history of this formidable 4,000m wall. Nanga Parbat (8,125m) is located in Pakistan’s Gilgit-Baltistan region and has three main faces: the south-facing Rupal Face, the northeast-facing Rakhiot Face, and the northwest-facing Diamir Face. The Diamir Face is bordered by the Diamir Glacier to the west and the…Gilgit-Baltistan · Gilgit-Baltistan Read Article

Todra Gorge: A Guide to Morocco's Climbing Mecca » Explorersweb

On the southern fringe of the High Atlas is one of Morocco's premier climbing destinations, the Todra Gorge. Climbing has been going on here since the late 1960s, and for the first 30 years, it was the main place to climb in Morocco. In the last decade, a revival has taken place, and climbers are flocking there once again. Yet accurate route information remains notoriously difficult to come by. Parties from all over the world have bolted hundred…Morocco · Morocco Read Article

Skiers Smash Speed Record on Mont Blanc - Gripped Magazine

Benjamin Védrines, a record-setting alpinist, teamed up with long-time partner Nicolas Jean to climb and ski all four faces of Mont Blanc in an astonishing 21 hours. The late-season timing of their mid-June ascent makes this project extraordinary. While Mont Blanc’s summit (4,806 m) retains perennial snow, the surrounding valleys in France and Italy are typically bare by this time. Ski descents in the Alps are rare in mid-June, usually limited t…Skiing · France See the Story

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