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Staring into Hell: Intrepid adventurer captures incredible images of the world's most active lava lakes using drones and a suit that can withstand 3,000F heat
Cossman and his team used high tech drones, virtual reality cameras, and biometric wearable sensors to learn more about the geology of such an extreme environment.
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3121282/Staring-Hell-Intrepid-adventurer-captures-incredible-images-world-s-active-lava-lakes-using-drones-suit-withstand-3-000F-heat.html
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The project was funded by iPhone accessory company, Kenu.com, and had a crew of experts including volcanic explorer Brad Ambrose, award winning videographer Conor Toumarkine, Drone Pilot Simon Jardine and Phd Astrobiologist Dr. Jeff Marlow.
This could well be a scene in a science fiction movie of astronauts strolling on an alien landscape
Stunning: A small drone captures a bird's eye view of the huge lava lake as Sam Cossman (left) slowly lowers himself down into it
Sam Cossman checks his equipment
Source
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3121282/Staring-Hell-Intrepid-adventurer-captures-incredible-images-world-s-active-lava-lakes-using-drones-suit-withstand-3-000F-heat.html
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Sam Cossman's website
http://www.samcossman.com/#press
The ever present threat of mega-volcano Yellowstone,
http://ottersandsciencenews.blogspot.ca/2015/01/yellowstone-geologist-mark-hessler.htmlMore on volcanoes on this blog
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