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Rescue teams could start moving American trapped 3,400 feet inside Turkey cave within hours - Vimarsana News

Rescue teams could start moving American trapped 3,400 feet inside Turkey cave within hours

Mark Dickey fell ill with gastrointestinal bleeding while exploring a deep underground cave

Source: aol.com
The cave rescuer who now needs rescue from a 3,000-foot-deep Turkish cave says he's 'gonna need a lot of help to get out of here' - Vimarsana News

The cave rescuer who now needs rescue from a 3,000-foot-deep Turkish cave says he's 'gonna need a lot of help to get out of here'

Mark Dickey, 40, said in a video statement released by the Turkish government that he is "alert" but "not healed on the inside yet."

Source: yahoo.com
American explorer trapped 3,400 feet in Turkey cave shares emotional video as rescue effort drags on - Vimarsana News

American explorer trapped 3,400 feet in Turkey cave shares emotional video as rescue effort drags on

Mark Dickey fell ill with gastrointestinal bleeding while exploring a deep underground cave at 3400 feet in Turkey

Source: yahoo.com
Growth Ramps Up for Orange County's Dental Industry - Orange County Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Growth Ramps Up for Orange County's Dental Industry - Orange County Business Journal

Orange County’s dental industry accelerated after taking major hits during the onset of the pandemic.

Source: ocbj.com
I was part of the team that found the Homo naledi child's skull: how we did it - Vimarsana News

I was part of the team that found the Homo naledi child's skull: how we did it

A reconstruction of the skull of Leti, the first _Homo naledi_ child whose remains were found in the Rising Star cave in Johannesburg © Wits UniversityIn 2015 a new member was introduced to the family tree of humans. Fossil hominins from the Rising Star cave system outside Johannesburg, South Africa, were found to belong to a previously unidentified hominin species, which was then named Homo naledi. Now an international team of researchers, led by Professor Lee Berger, a palaeoanthropologist fro

Source: yahoo.com