Rain can move mountains and erode a landscape quickly enough to ‘suck rocks’ out of the ground, according to a new study that measured the impact of precipitation. Researchers from the University of Bristol developed a technique that involves examining particles from space inside grains of sand found in mountainous regions. They used these particles, … Read more
Rain can move mountains and erode a landscape quickly enough to ‘suck rocks’ out of the ground, according to a new study that measured the impact of precipitation. Researchers from the University of Bristol developed a technique that involves examining particles from space inside grains of sand found in mountainous regions. They used these particles, … Read more
Subscription-based BBC? Former culture secretary says broadcaster must ‘adapt’ to changing TV landscape and could follow paid-for rivals like Netflix ‘in next ten years’ John Whittingdale said it could be what the ‘future looks like’ He said there is going to be a debate about the licence fee in the future He added this model had ‘proved very successful’ … Read more
BEN WILKINSON: A dark cloud has descended over the savings landscape… but we still should not tolerate paltry rates By Ben Wilkinson Money Mail Deputy Editor For The Daily Mail Published: 22:00 BST, 22 September 2020 | Updated: 22:52 BST, 22 September 2020 A dark cloud descended over the savings landscape on Monday morning as … Read more
A landscape photographer whose work was cancelled during lockdown used the time to self-publish a book of his favourite images to inspire others. Thomas Heaton, 36, released a tome containing 53 incredible pictures he’d taken, from images of majestic mountains to photos of epic waterfalls, showing his journey as a photographer over the past five … Read more
How the Mail titles dominate the news landscape: MailOnline and sister publications are visited or bought by 50% more Britons than nearest print rivals Mail’s titles are read by 17 per cent of people in the UK according to report 36% of all British people who consume news do so by consulting Mail titles Next … Read more
How the Mail titles dominate the news landscape: MailOnline and sister publications are visited or bought by 50% more Britons than nearest print rivals Mail’s titles are read by 17 per cent of people in the UK according to report 36% of all British people who consume news do so by consulting Mail titles Next … Read more
Hungry for fine photography? Then feast your eyes on these images. They are MailOnline Travel’s pick of the 50 stunning snaps shortlisted in a contest called #Landscape2020, run by photo app Agora. Agora asked photographers around the globe to send in their very best shots of breathtaking scenery. In total, 14,739 photos were submitted, with … Read more
Photographer Gabor Nagy spends months researching Iceland’s most eye-catching spots on Google Earth and then days driving and hiking its mountain roads to reach them – and snap them. As his incredible pictures of the country’s epic landscape show – the graft pays off. He has captured Europe’s second-largest glacier, a breathtaking ‘bleeding’ volcanic crater and … Read more
Stunning locations captured by the finalists of the 2020 Landscape Photography Competition showcase the Earth’s beauty in a unique series of images. In Eric Melzer’s other-worldly ‘Solar Storm’, water ripples in eerily perfect formation around the Ivanpah Solar Station in California. John Kimwell Laluma’s incredible ‘Density’ captures the courtyard of a Macau apartment building from … Read more