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Have you ever wondered what our planet looks like at night, from space?
Virtually every astronaut that has orbited our planet said the views of Earth from above were the most wonderful part of the entire experience.
Now, via the wonders of time-lapse photography, you can enjoy the same views the astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) enjoy.
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Tommy Emmanuel and Kenny Vaughn are widely considered to be among the best guitarists in the world, and seeing them perform individually is always a treat.
But today’s video features these two guitar masters teaming up on a fantastic instrumental rendition of “Right or Wrong”, a timeless 1920s-era standard that was made famous by Country Music legend George Strait. [Read more…]
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The Northern Lights (aka aurora borealis) create some of the most incredible light shows ever witnessed on planet Earth.
But as amazing as they are, the aurora are even more spectacular when they’re colorful lights are reflecting off a body of water.
This short timelapse video shows the Northern Lights dancing in the sky above Alaska’s Chantanika River and reflecting off the waters’ surface. [Read more…]
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“I Saw The Light” is one of the most popular gospel songs ever written, but relatively few among us know who wrote it.
Turns out it was none other than Country Music legend Hank Williams, Sr.
Yes, that Hank Williams.
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If you’re a fan of nature shows you’ve probably seen videos showing herds of seemingly fearless mountain goats climbing near-vertical rock cliffs.
And if you’re like me you probably wondered how those supremely sure-footed creatures keep from slipping off the cliffs and into the abyss.
Well, there are at least three reasons why mountain goats are able to climb the steepest of rock faces without falling to their demise: [Read more…]