First Time Running on Andi Matalatta Field

How Things Look on Instagram: "When cycling in desert environments, one of the most striking optical illusions you might encounter is the mirage. On very hot days, layers of air near the ground heat unevenly, causing light rays to refract in odd ways. That can make distant stretches of sand or asphalt look like pools of water shimmering ahead what most people think of as the classic desert “water on the road.” These illusions are more than just visually confusing they can be physically dangerous

Explore Offroading Sports with Toyota Hilux 4x4

CLIPS on Instagram: "🎬 Fun Fact: The Gorge (2025) For the gorge environment, the production used LiDAR scans and texture photography from Norway (as well as geological scans from Scotland) to build the digital terrain. The practical sets included only the watchtower tops and a narrow pathway edge — everything else (rock walls, forests, fog) was created in CGI."

We Love You Hikers ❤️ on Instagram: "🪨 Rockfalls: When Mountains Collapse Rockfalls are one of the most common and dangerous natural processes in steep mountain terrain. They occur when individual blocks or fragments of rock detach from a cliff face and fall freely, bounce, or roll downslope. 🔹 Why do rockfalls happen? • Mechanical weathering: Repeated heating and cooling causes rocks to expand and contract, creating micro-fractures that weaken the structure. • Water infiltration: Rainwater se