Nature

Why Driest Desert on Earth Sometimes Blooms? And What Secrets Revealed?

In one of the driest places on earth, the Atacama Desert, a flower blanket occurs every time the right amount of rainfall and temperature come together to awaken long-dormant seeds. This phenomenon generates an entire ecosystem of insects, reptiles, and birds that need to be protected. Our home editor, Nicole Saffie, experienced this phenomenon in first-person during 2021. photo_cam

A TREE MOVES IN MINATO-KU by Amy Katoh

A TREE MOVES IN MINATO-KU It’s a matter of priorities. Minato Ward has its right! Unbeknownst to me, the powers that are in Tokyo’s Minato ward, where many Embassies are located, and many international residents of Tokyo live, decided that the venerable camphor tree in the historic Arisugawa Park needed to be moved. By chance or no, I happened by on moving day and was astonished by t

Spectacular Aries Supermoon and Ice Halo: A Cosmic Marvel Over Alaska

Introduction On October 19, 2024, the night sky over Alaska was graced with a breathtaking astronomical event—the Aries Supermoon, accompanied by a stunning ice halo. This rare phenomenon captured the imagination of skywatchers and photographers alike, providing a mesmerizing display of nature’s beauty. In this blog, we’ll explore the significance of the supermoon, the science behind

Amazing Rare Rainbow Cloud Phenomenon Spotted in Skies Above ‘China’

An extraordinary and mesmerizing event unfolded in the skies above Colombia, leaving people in awe and wonder. A rare and beautiful rainbow cloud, scientifically known as cloud iridescence, made a captivating appearance, and lucky onlookers in the city of Medellín were treated to this breathtaking spectacle. The stunning phenomenon occurred after a thunderstorm, as the sun’s rays interac

Close-Up Photos of Iceland Volcano Eruption

It finally happened. Every year we’ve seen it on the news: another volcano in Iceland was going to erupt. The truth is: Iceland has so many volcanoes and there is more than one overdue. But this year we could feel an eruption was getting closer. Over the last month, we had many earthquakes — over 40,000 tremors, with two quakes as large as magnitude 5.6 — so an eruption was imminent. And

Massive Bird Nests Built on Telephone Poles in Southern Africa are Home to Multiple Species of Birds

No these aren’t haystacks stuck in a phone pole. Visit the Kalahari Desert in the south of Africa and you’re bound to run into a peculiar animal called the Sociable Weaver Bird. The birds are called “social” not just because they live in organized colonies, but because they build massive homes out of sticks, grass and cotton that are home to several other kinds birds. That’s right, the

A Divine Light in the Sky: Ikaria’s Celestial Phenomenon

Have you ever witnessed a sight so extraordinary that it defies explanation? Well, prepare to be amazed. Over the enchanting island of Ikaria, Greece, a dazzling, luminous apparition has taken center stage. This is not a painting, nor is it the result of clever Photoshop editing. It’s a genuine celestial phenomenon that has captivated the world. A Divine Encounter One of our followers rece

Unraveling the Mystery Behind the Red Glow Over the Atlantic Ocean

Recently, pilots flying over the Atlantic Ocean captured an awe-inspiring sight—a massive red glow illuminating the night sky just above the clouds. This phenomenon, caught in photographs, quickly spread online, captivating the public’s imagination and stirring up a mix of fascination and speculation. While the surreal red hue immediately evoked comparisons to science fiction, experts sugge

Chicama, The World’s Longest Wave

You may have seen pictures of this amazing dreamland, you’ve probably questioned if it’s had a little photoshop work as well, Peru is said to be the world’s longest wave. From the point to the pier it runs for just 1. 6 km and up to 3 minutes on the clock from take off, the entire cape of Chicama where the waves break is about 4 kilometres. https://www.garagemovies.com/articles/wp-conten

Helmcken Falls in BC, Canada Looks Incredible No Matter What the Season Is

Photograph by William Redmond Helmcken Falls is a 141 m (463 ft) waterfall on the Murtle River within Wells Gray Provincial Park in British Columbia, Canada. In fact, the protection of Helmcken Falls was one of the reasons for the creation of Wells Gray Provincial Park in 1939. If that’s not a testament to it’s beauty I don’t know what is! Now most people can agree that waterfalls lo