If we Americans travel north we just might eventually encounter a “Spotted Lake”.
And yes, “Spotted Lake” is its actual name.
As you can see in the photo above, this incredibly intriguing lake is so named because it’s surface really is spotted.
Yooperlites: Rocks that naturally glow in the dark!
Have you ever heard of Yooperlite rocks?
Well, no one else had either prior to one dark night in May 2017.
That’s the night a local rock collector named Erik Rintamaki saw the very first (to be discovered) Yooperlite lying among all the other rocks on a rocky Lake Superior beach in upper Michigan.
This particular rock stood out from all the rest because it was literally glowing in the dark under the glare of his ultraviolet flashlight.
Check out this incredible time-lapse video of the Earth at night
Have you ever wondered what our Earth would look 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.
Why the U.S. Capitol is located near the coast instead of somewhere in the middle of the country
Have you ever wondered why Washington, DC was selected to serve as the capitol of the United States instead of some other city that’s located closer to the middle of the country?
Well, there’s a very good reason why the founders chose to designate an east coast city as the U.S. Capitol city…
Norway and the Northern Lights (incredible time-lapse video)
If you’ve been following my blogs for a while you know I’m a huge fan of time-lapse videos.
And you also probably know I love featuring the Northern Lights (aka aurora borealis) in the photos and videos I post.
Well, today I’d love to share with you a magical time-lapse video showcasing the incredible beauty of Norway and the colorful aurora that frequently dance in her night skies.
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