Kindness is all around us –and for some reason, in the most unexpected situations, a dog is mostly, always, involved. And in an unexpectedly difficult moment, a British hiker’s story is proving, yet again, that dogs truly offer kindness and hope, no matter the situation. A British hiker who was on his own 15,000ft up in the snowy Peruvian Mountains met a friendly dog who ‘appeared from the fog’ and safely guided him to his destination. The Daily Mail reveals that the man was hiking the Santa Cruz circuit, near the city of Huaraz in Peru, when he got separated from the group of hikers he was with on the second day of the trek. He wanted to reach the Punta Unión pass at 15,000ft above sea level, but the route was covered in snow, ice and a thick layer of fog. View this post on Instagram A post shared by El Güero Inglés (@elgueroingles) On October 15, the man, known as ‘El Güero Inglés‘ on social media, shared his wonderful experience from way back October of 2022. In the video, the man wrote, “I was on a hike in the Peruvian Mountains when suddenly… a dog appeared at 15,000ft altitude!” He explained that when the dog appeared, he happened to be lost and all alone. “I happened to be on my own at this point, so I trusted his mountain knowledge.” “He led me along the path, but I was too slow for him,” the man jokingly said, adding that when he finally caught up to the dog, the pooch was quietly admiring the view. Upon reaching their destination, the man, along with the dog, patiently waited for the group of hikes to arrive. And when the hikers arrived at camp, the dog continued to follow the man and remained close to them as the group continued the trek. Furthermore, upon arriving on camp, the man joked that he has forgiven the dog for “ditching” him at the top of the mountain saying, “we’re just happy to have made it.” According to Italian newspaper La Stampa, the man was wondering what a dog could be doing so high up in the mountains, and in such conditions. The man was pleasantly surprised how the friendly dog knew the ins and outs of the mountain, eventually leading him to a sign pointing towards the Punta Unión pass. View this post on Instagram A post shared by El Güero Inglés (@elgueroingles) Furthermore, the man revealed that two additional dogs joined them in their hike, that lasted 13 and a half more miles. The man later explained, “I was told by my guide that the dog lives in the village where we finished and enjoys joining hikers – maybe because he knows he’ll get free food, maybe because he likes hiking.” Furthermore, the man cleared up the following misunderstandings: he was not lost, they took care of the dogs while they were with them during the hike, he will not adopt the dog as it has an owner.

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Researchers using data from NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) have discovered that vast caverns resembling Earth’s lava tubes lurk beneath the surface of the Moon, SciTechDaily reports. Radar studies conducted a decade ago revealed the existence of vast underground formations that could provide natural shelters for future lunar missions. An international team of scientists working with data from the Mini-RF instrument on board LRO has found evidence of a cavern more than 60 meters long, starting at the base of one of the craters. The Sea of ​​Tranquility is thought to have formed as a result of a very large impact early in the Moon’s history, probably more than 3.9 billion years ago. The crater is located about 370 kilometers northeast of the famous Apollo 11 landing site. The exact distance these caves extend is unknown, but scientists speculate that they may extend for many kilometers beneath the lunar surface. For years, researchers have suspected the existence of such structures based on photographs taken by various lunar orbiters. For example, Japan’s Kaguya mission confirmed the presence of one such cave in 2009. It is believed that lunar caves formed in a similar way to lava tubes on Earth. When hot lava flows under an already solidified layer of rock, a long void is formed, left behind by the cooling and retreat of the lava. Over time, some sections of the ceiling may have collapsed, creating pits that resemble skylights leading into the cave. These underground structures are of great interest for future lunar exploration. They could provide astronauts with protection from extreme temperatures, cosmic radiation, and micrometeorites, making them ideal locations for bases and research stations. With the new data provided by LRO, scientists now have more information to plan long-term missions to the Moon. Since its launch in 2009, the LRO mission has collected a wealth of data that helps scientists better understand the Moon’s geology and topography. This information is also important for planning future manned missions. The post NASA Has Discovered Evidence Of Huge Caves On The Moon appeared first on Anomalien.com.

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