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By now you probably know how much I love time-lapse photography.
There’s just something about the magic of taking a bunch of still photos and combining them to create a “movie” that has always intrigued me.
Today’s video features yet another breath-taking time-lapse featuring the awesome natural beauty of the United States and the glorious heavens above. [Read more…]
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“Don’t wait. The time will never be just right.”
–Napoleon Hill
Every now and then I’ll hear someone say something like this:
“I’ve always wanted to do so-and-so, but I never could find the time.“
Each and every one of us will go to our grave with unfulfilled wishes and at least a few things remaining on our “bucket list”, simply because we never “found” the time to do some of the things we most wanted to do.
After all, life is hectic. And at times it can be really tough.
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Since Mercury is the closest planet to the sun, shouldn’t it also be the hottest planet in our solar system.
Well, one would think so, but that isn’t the case.
The planet Venus (the second planet from the sun) is actually hotter than any of the other planets, Mercury included.
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Have you ever touched a doorknob, a car door or some other metal object and ended up getting zapped by a static discharge?
I have too, and it’s no fun.
A typical static discharge can transfer 20,000 volts or more from your body to a metal object, resulting in a visible spark and a very painful zap.
That’s literally like getting struck by a miniature lightning bolt!
Luckily, there are several things you can do to prevent the build-up of a dangerous static charge: [Read more…]
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The American Southwest is something of a contradiction…
The nearly-barren and extremely arid landscapes that make up much of Arizona and Utah can be unforgiving to both humans and wildlife.
However, those same areas offer some of the most breathtakingly beautiful scenery on our planet.