As the earth spins on its axis, half of the planet’s surface is always facing the sun (day) while the other half is dark (night).
This line where day and night meet is called the terminator, and it’s quite interesting indeed.
Guess what? The ‘twinkling’ stars you see in the night sky aren’t really twinkling at all.
If you’ve ever had the opportunity to view the night sky out in country where there’s no light pollution you probably noticed how the stars seemed to be twinkling.
The thousands of twinkling stars that shine down from the heavens have been fascinating and mesmerizing us humans all throughout our long history.
But there’s a strange truth about those twinkling stars: They don’t really twinkle at all.
Time-lapse video: The incredible natural beauty of Canada
Canada is the second largest country on planet Earth, and it’s home to some of the planet’s most stunning natural scenery as well.
Ancient forests, magnificent waterfalls, pristine coastlines, the majestic Rocky Mountains…you’ll find all that and more in this vast land.
The short video below provides a time-lapse photographic tour of the Canadian Rockies in the provinces of Alberta and British Columbia.
Time-lapse video of the night sky over Switzerland
Those who know me well know how much I love nature and this amazing planet we all share.
They also know I love photography.
When you combine the two and capture a series of time-lapse photos you’ll almost always come away with something that’s truly special. [Read more…]
Video: Amazing sights and sounds of the forest
As you probably know, most of the videos I feature on this blog are relatively short.
In fact, it’s rare that I feature one that’s longer than about 30 minutes in length.
But every now and then I’ll find one that’s a lot longer, but well worth the time it takes to watch it. This is one of those rare occasions. [Read more…]
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