The World Is Amazing

Feb 25 2013
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fuckyeahcuteanimalss:

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Feb 24 2013
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vibrantscenery:

Rainbow from the Moonlight - Yosemite Falls Moonbow by Darvin Atkeson on Flickr.

Feb 23 2013
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crooksh4nks:

by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

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Feb 22 2013
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inothernews:

ICE ICE BABIES Crewmembers from the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Healy take measurements of sea ice off of Barrow, Alaska as part of their ongoing ICESCAPES study looking at the impact of climate change on the Arctic and Pacific Oceans. (Photo: NASA via The Guardian)

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Feb 21 2013
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aspirethesenses:

Cape Woolamai (by: Jérôme Berbigier)

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Feb 20 2013
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x-enial:

Elephants

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Feb 19 2013
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theanimaleffect:

CARACAL PROFILE by Daniela’s Designs on Flickr.

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Feb 19 2013
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vurtual:

Steen-Creek-Muskeg0039 (by dristis-mudra)

Jackpot Ck, Steen Area, Northern Alberta, Canada

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Feb 18 2013
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llbwwb:

With my mom photo by Peter Hans .

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Feb 17 2013
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0mnis-e:

Torres del paine, By Andres Viegas.

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Feb 16 2013
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travelingcolors:

Playa del Cofete, Fuerteventura | Spain (by Jiri Horak)

Feb 15 2013
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magicalnaturetour:

Fennec Fox by nanaz555

Feb 14 2013
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$22° Ice Halo Light passing through the hexagonal ice prisms is deflected twice, which produces deviation angles ranging from 22° to 50°. Lesser deviation results in a brighter halo along the inner edge of the circle, while greater deviation contribute to the weaker outer part of the halo. As no light is refracted at smaller angles than 22° the sky is darker inside the halo.$

22° Ice Halo

Light passing through the hexagonal ice prisms is deflected twice, which produces deviation angles ranging from 22° to 50°. Lesser deviation results in a brighter halo along the inner edge of the circle, while greater deviation contribute to the weaker outer part of the halo. As no light is refracted at smaller angles than 22° the sky is darker inside the halo.

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Feb 14 2013
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visitheworld:

Mohabbat Maqabara Palace in Junagadh, Gujarat, India (by caywinoo).

Beautiful! I wish to visit India once more… sich a beautiful country

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Feb 13 2013
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