Caving Secrets: How We Find Undiscovered Cave Passage
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Come along with us as we visit a cave that has a lot of blowing air and multiple pits. Along the way, we check out another cave that also has a ton of air blowing out of it.
We like to check the off the beaten path known caves that have narratives mentioning air flow but have not been explored completely. You'd be surprised how much virgin and unexplored cave you can discover in a known cave! If it blows, it goes!
It was a great day to be out in the cold weather in Tennessee after a snowstorm!
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I remember the coldest day caving I ever went. Me and the late Maury Benamy decided to turn the heat off in my truck a few miles from the cave, " "to adjust to the cold temperature", that didn't last long we turned the heat right back on. Then as we was hiking down the mountain, not sure how, but the water in my carbide generator froze solid, even while sloshing around lol. It was that cold. Just stopping for a short minute froze up the water. Crazy Cold. Thumbs UP on your video. Keep em coming.
Thank you! We actually knew Maury! We came across an old cave register he put in a pit not far from our house recently. He put it there 28 years ago and no one else has ever signed it. It's very off the beaten path so it's possible no one has been there in that long. His memory lives on!
Your lighting and videography is excellent. Are you going to look for another entrance? Thank you for the journey, some great formations in this cave.
Thank you. We expect there is some more cave but not another entrance. Although we do need to get back to that other big blowing entrance to push it too.
Premier commentaire ! Incroyable decouverte on peut se rendre compte de l'importance de la détection des courants d'air souterrains pour trouver des cavités... En france on a découvert de nombreux réseaux en faisant la desobstruction a mesure de la force du courant d'air et on a serpentés a travers le chaos de blocks pour finir par trouver une résurgence
Nice. I like the idea of measuring the airflow!
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That ceiling fossil looks like a type of crinoid.
5:50 Is the recording quality bad or was it just very foggy there?
My camera fogged up. It was so cold outside on the hike, about 11 degrees and then 58 degrees in the cave.