Carlton Bank, Cold Moor & Noon Hill Circuit Looking south over Cold Moor from Carlton Bank Looking north east from Wharlton Moor towards Cold Moor Looking east from Carlton Bank Looking south east

From Braithwaite including Grisdale Pike, Hobcarton Crag, Hopegill Head, Sand Hill, Grasmoor, Crag Hill, Sail and Stile End. Route- Looking towards Hopegill Head from Grisdale Pike Looking back towards

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From Sedbergh including Winder, Arant Haw, Calders, The Calf, Hazelgill Knott, West Fell, Bowderdale, Randygill Top, Kensgriff and Yarlside. Route- Ascending Winder looking over Sedbergh On Winder looking

From The White Horse to Gower Dale via Sutton Bank and Boltby Scar, returning to White Horse via Murton Wood and Cold Kirby. Route- Walking along Roulston Scar looking towards Whitestone Cliff On Sutton

Below is an article I wrote in April 2017 for Summitpost (a great source for hiking, climbing and mountaineering) regarding mountains that are often referred to as the worlds easiest 6000 metre climbs.

From Scarth Nick to Round Hill (454 m) via Carlton Bank and Wain Stones, returning to Scarth Nick via Chop Gate and Whorlton Moor. Route- At Cringle End looking East Looking north east towards Roseberry

Image credit: NASA/JPL Spin and mass of the nearest supermassive black hole by V I Dokuchaev Extracts from the abstract- 'Quasi-Periodic Oscillations (QPOs) of the hot plasma spots or clumps orbiting an

Tiahuanacu was inhabited possibly as early as 1500 BC, flourished from 300 BC to 300 AD and was abandoned in approx. 1000 AD, its sometimes considered the birth place of the Incas and where they honed

Paqchayoq terraces (approx. 2700 metres) near Choquequirao, Choquequirao trek, Peru

Pinchaunuyoc (approx. 2600 metres) between Choquequirao and Maizal campsite, Choquequirao trek, Peru

Here's a great webpage showing data regarding stellar orbits in our galaxies central parsec- The reason that this is interesting is that it tells us that there is a mass at the galactic centre of 8.2e+36

I wrote this blog a few years ago on Physics Forums (note, as of 20th May 2015, the LHC has accomplished collisions of 13 Tev). Image source: CERN The Large Hadron Collider has produced collisions at 7

The below is a text version of an insight I posted over at Physics Forums Sep 2015 (a website I highly recommend for astrophysics, relativity & cosmology or any questions relating to all fields of

Uturuncu (6008 m) viewed from the north east Photo taken with a Sony DSC-HX60V, 15th Feb 2017 Full album-

This is a view of Huayna Picchu and Machu Picchu from Llactapata camp site (2711 m), west southwest of Machu Picchu (note the terraces), Putukusi in the background. For the best quality, open the image

Nevado San Fransisco (at 6016 m) viewed from the south at approx 4400 metres, enroute from Las Grutas to Incahuasi Photo taken with a Sony DSC-HX60V, 3rd Mar 2017 Full album-

Capurgana, Colombia, from the ridge line (enroute to Sapzurro) Sapzurro, Colombia, from the ridge line (enroute from Capurgana). Sapzurro, near Capurgana, Columbia Sapzurro South of Acandi La Miel, Panama

One of my favourite hikes in the UK is the Yorkshire Three Peaks which consists of Whernside 736 m (the highest in the Yorkshire Dales), Ingleborough 723 m (probably the most popular) and Pen-y-ghent 694

Looking north northeast across the salt flats (3656 m), Isla del Pescado to the left Looking south southwest Looking south Looking south from the small peak on Isla Incahuasi (3700 m) Looking south west