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Poverty Point World Heritage Site is slowly revealing her secrets. Diana Greenlee, Ph.D., station archaeologist at the ancient monumental earthworks and adjunct professor at the University of Louisiana Monroe, said recent archaeological research shows the site is “much more complex than previously realized.”
What did it take to get to this point? >> well, it is an engineering marvel. nothing like this has ever been built before. it had to deal with terrestrial setbacks. there was a point in time people didn't know if congress would continue to fund it, it was $9 billion over budget. delayed by ten years due to various technical issues, but simply getting the telescope to the launch pad, this is a $10 billion telescope. part of one of the contingency plans they had to talk about, what if there were perhaps pirates that tried to steal it on the ship to french giana. it is just one of the things it h...
3D Terrestrial Laser Scanning Market Set For Next Leg Of Growth | Leica Geosystems, Optech, Trimble Navigation
3D Terrestrial Laser Scanning Market Set For Next Leg Of Growth | Leica Geosystems, Optech, Trimble Navigation
From everything else. so what we think is that if there are lava tubes on mars, there could be life in there, too. next, daniel is keen to show me another terrestrial analogue a couple of hours' drive from the lava tube, and this one is even more extreme. we're going under the ice to an environment of very different challenges. we think about the lava tube that we visited earlier — that's a ready—made structure perfect for potential habitat. whereas the analogue we're currently in, here in the ice tunnel, this is a wonderful place to do isolated confined extreme environments to test variou...