Earth

February 22, 2021, the latest Mount Etna eruption lit Sicily’s night skies sending plumes of smoke and 1,500 meter fountains of lava for the fifth time this week. Footage of Europe’s most active volcano shows that in recent weeks Mount Etna has been spewing magma and copious showers of ash reaching as far as Catania, …

Mount Etna Eruption 2021 Images, Video: Smoke and Lava Lights Up Sicilian Night Sky Read More »

As temperatures continue to rise, our oceans take in and store vast amounts of heat that play a role in changing weather patterns and the surrounding climate. This vast absorption can offer insights as to how fast temperatures are changing and perhaps how we may respond. According to Science News, to monitor the change, a …

Scientists Measure Underwater Earthquake Sounds to Shake Up Climate Change Approach Read More »

From the outside looking in, this cavern appears like a subtle slice in a formation of ancient rock. However, historic tales suggest otherwise. These walls hold a colorful world inside and are even said to hold special healing powers. The passing of years has led to these mystical tales being forgotten. However, recent images have …

These Hidden Rainbow Caves Are Said to Hold Healing Powers Within It’s Colorful Walls Read More »

Oscar Wilde once popularly said, “Life imitates art far more than art imitates life,” perhaps suggesting an array of meanings leaving it up to the observer to decide. The imaginative co-creations carved by Debra Bernier, an artist from Victoria, Canada, take nature’s lively form into her own hands. She carefully observes pieces of driftwood, takes …

Artist Transforms Driftwood Into Fantastical Sculptures That Peer Into the Mysteries of Life Read More »

Blessed rains brought an end to the long drought plaguing the town of Maltahohe in Namibia. As wet season makes its way through Africa, blooming Sandhof Lilies brought an influx of global visitors early March. It’s been three years since they last blossomed. Before that, it had been almost seven years. There is a lot …

After Three Years, the African Sandhof Lily FINALLY Blooms to Remind Us Great Things Are Always Worth the Wait Read More »

The chilling waters of Greenland offer another perspective behind the idea “as above, so below.” It’s no secret the overall warming of our planet is melting ice caps at an alarming rate. Photographer Tobias Friedrich shares visual documentation of otherwordly images reminding us of the immensity beneath a simple surface. His work offers a fresh look …

A Glimpse Beneath Greenland’s Glaciers Uncover A Home to A Hidden, Silent World Read More »

Society has increasingly grown still over the past few months. We’ve already seen how a drop in human activity has allowed skies and waterways to clear. The Earth’s surface is thriving more than ever. Now, recent research is showing us a change in how the Earth’s layers move. As we slow down above, so does …

As Above, So Below—Virus Lockdown Has Dramatically Slowed Earth’s Seismic Activity Read More »