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Timelapse video: Southern Lights over New Zealand

Posted on July 12, 2024

Living (and loving) Life

The auroras that paint the night skies above our planet’s extreme northern and extreme southern regions are among the most magnificent sights in all of nature.

I’ve featured several videos of the Northern Lights (aka aurora borealis) on this site but today’s timelapse video features the Southern Lights (aurora australis) as witnessed from Banks Peninsula, New Zealand.  [Read more…]

Time-lapse video: Southern Lights over Tasmania

Posted on May 7, 2024

Living (and loving) Life

Those of us who live in the Northern Hemisphere are quite aware of the awesome aurora borealis, the amazing “Northern Lights” that paint the night skies of our planet’s far northern regions.

But truth be told, the night-time shows displayed in the skies above our far southern neighbors are just as spectacular.  [Read more…]

Q&A: Why is Greenland listed as the world’s largest island instead of Australia?

Posted on May 4, 2024

Living (and loving) Life

Question from Kevin:  I read something the other day that said Greenland is the largest island in the world.

But Australia is a lot bigger than Greenland, right? Something doesn’t add up.  [Read more…]

Time-lapse video: 12 months of Australian skies (in 97 seconds)

Posted on January 8, 2024

Living (and loving) Life

Australia is one of the most beautiful and intriguing places on planet Earth.

The amazing natural scenery, the beautiful cities, the unique wildlife…there’s plenty to see and enjoy on this massive island continent.

Today’s video features 12 months of images featuring the skies above Australia, presented in the form of a fast-moving 97-second time-lapse.  [Read more…]

This mountain has been on fire for 6,000 years (but it isn’t a volcano)

Posted on December 28, 2022

Living (and loving) Life

139 miles north of Sydney, Australia lies Mount Wingen, a large hill that’s been smoldering and belching smoke from its summit for thousands of years.

Commonly called “Burning Mountain”, Mount Wingen isn’t a volcano as you might expect.

The never-ending supply of smoke and ash are actually produced by an underground coal fire that simply will not go out.

[Read more…]

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