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Media Category: Geocaching

Images from geocaching.

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Stella geocaching

Eileen, Stella, Cody on the Salish Sea – GCNHB0

some pics

Snow day December 2008. Robert St. Victoria
2007 Lake Huron
Lake Superior, ON 2007
Muskoka 2007
Panama City, Florida 2004
Tofino 1986
Schooner Cove Beach 1984
Cow Pie Hill, Unicamp, Ontario 1982
Roncesvalles Loop, bringing home the groceries, Toronto, 1980
Toronto 1980
Toronto 1971
dogs and me
cody_withroyal
Toronto, 1973
Mexico City, 1972
Toronto, 1970
Toronto, 1969
Devon 1964
2B_afterCraigalachie6
Bolshoi rehearsals Dec 4 1962
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  • Analysis of Chang'e-6 Samples Addresses Mysteries About the Far Side of the Moon. January 16, 2026
    Our nearest neighbor, the Moon, is still something of a mystery to us. For decades, scientists have wondered why it appears so lopsided, with dark volcanic plains on the near side (the side we see) and rugged, cratered mountains and a thicker crust on the far side. Now we might be closer to knowing why.
  • A Simulated Asteroid Impact Reveals the Strength of Iron-Rich Rocks January 16, 2026
    Physicists at the University of Oxford have contributed to a new study which has found that iron-rich asteroids can tolerate far more energy than previously thought without breaking apart - a breakthrough with direct implications for planetary defence strategies.
  • Exploring Where Planets Form With The Hubble Space Telescope January 16, 2026
    This collection of new images taken by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope showcases protoplanetary disks, the swirling masses of gas and dust that surround forming stars, in both visible and infrared wavelengths. Through observations of young stellar objects like these, Hubble helps scientists better understand how stars form. These visible-light images depict dark, planet-forming dust disks […]
  • Why Mars is Actively Manufacturing Poison January 16, 2026
    Chemistry on other worlds varies widely from that on Earth. Much of Earth’s chemistry is driven by well-understood processes, which typically involve water and heat in some form. Mars lacks both of those features, which makes how some of its chemicals formed a point of ongoing debate in the scientific community. A new paper led […]
  • Protostars Carve Out Homes In The Orion Molecular Cloud January 16, 2026
    Young protostars populate the cloudy regions in the Orion Molecular Cloud complex in these images from the Hubble Space Telescope. Three of the telescope's new images are part of a scientific effort to understand the gaseous, dusty envelopes around protostars. Scientists know that these young stars have powerful stellar winds and jets that carve caverns […]

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