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Have you ever sat and contemplated the vastness of the universe?
As you well know, we earthlings inhabit a single planet that orbits a single star.
But consider this…
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Like their Scandinavian neighbors, the people of Sweden inhabit one of the most beautiful, and most challenging regions on our vast planet.
Short, bright summers and long, dark winters make Swedish life interesting for sure.
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Each of the 50 U.S. states has beautiful scenery awaiting all who venture to visit them, but the awesome state of Alaska is simply breathtaking – especially during the short, but amazing summer season.
If you have never experienced the wonders of Alaska in person you really owe it to yourself to pay it a visit if the opportunity ever presents itself. If not, there are numerous videos you can enjoy that showcase its amazing natural beauty. [Read more…]
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Our world truly is an amazing place. Natural phenomena that can awe, terrify and inspire occur somewhere on our planet each and every day.
One phenomenon that can trigger all those feelings at once is lightning.
Virtually everyone has experienced the power and frightening beauty of a lightning strike while waiting out a passing thunderstorm, but did you know volcanoes can produce their own lightning strikes, even on a clear and sunny day?
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As you know, powerful lightning storms can be rather frightening, and even downright dangerous. But when viewed from afar they can also be quite beautiful and intriguing.
Lightning moves way too fast for the human eye to catch all its intricate motions and storm clouds move way too slowly for us to fully appreciate their power and intensity. Well, the short, but breathtaking time-lapse video featured below solves both of those problems. [Read more…]