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Tuesday, April 21, 2015
One of the most amazing phenomena in the world is just frozen gas in the Abraham lake
When i saw this on facebook i was blown by the amazingness of the ice on this picture bellow, yes turns out to be just frozen bubles.
Sunday, October 5, 2014
Sunday, June 22, 2014
Did you knew that Giant George is the worlds tallest dog that ever lived?
Giant George, the world's tallest dog ever has died at home in Tuscon, Arizona one month before his eighth birthday.
Passing away surrounded by owners on October 17th, the blue Great Dane measured 43 inches tall from paw to shoulders and was able to stand seven-feet-three-inches tall on his hind legs.
Weighing 245 pounds, George was in fact the runt of his litter when born but grew up to be recognized by Guinness World Records in 2010 not just as the World's Tallest Dog, but the Tallest Dog Ever.
Passing away surrounded by owners on October 17th, the blue Great Dane measured 43 inches tall from paw to shoulders and was able to stand seven-feet-three-inches tall on his hind legs.
Weighing 245 pounds, George was in fact the runt of his litter when born but grew up to be recognized by Guinness World Records in 2010 not just as the World's Tallest Dog, but the Tallest Dog Ever.
Sunday, June 8, 2014
Marble caves in Chile
The Marble caves in Chile are located on the border of Chile and Argentina ,and are the most beautiful caves on earth.The caves are formed from more than 6000 years of waves washing up against the calcium carbonate , smoothing it and making it more beautiful.
Saturday, June 7, 2014
320-gigapixel photo of London is the world's largest panoramic photo
An amazing image of London taken from the top of the BT Tower has set
a new record for the world’s largest panoramic photo. The image shows a
full 360 degree view of London in incredible detail.
The 320 gigapixel image, taken by expert photography firm 360Cities, comprises more than 48,000 individual frames which have been collated into a single panorama by a powerful workstation. It is the first time that an image of this magnitude has ever been attempted, and it took several months to create due to the scale of the endeavour. If printed at normal photographic resolution, the BT Tower panorama would be 98 meters across and 24 meters tall, almost as big as Buckingham Palace. In comparison, the last record attempt for a London panorama was 80 gigapixels, taken from Centrepoint in 2010.
click me to go to the panorama website!!!
The 320 gigapixel image, taken by expert photography firm 360Cities, comprises more than 48,000 individual frames which have been collated into a single panorama by a powerful workstation. It is the first time that an image of this magnitude has ever been attempted, and it took several months to create due to the scale of the endeavour. If printed at normal photographic resolution, the BT Tower panorama would be 98 meters across and 24 meters tall, almost as big as Buckingham Palace. In comparison, the last record attempt for a London panorama was 80 gigapixels, taken from Centrepoint in 2010.
click me to go to the panorama website!!!
Did you know that this is the first drone send to the ice caves?
Yes , this is it guys the first ever drone send to the ice caves of awesomeness
check it out for your selves.
And enjoy.
check it out for your selves.
And enjoy.
Did you knew?
Did you knew that NASA has made a panorama of the milky way from little snapshots taken with in decades . Check that out for your self on this link (below the image) .
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| http://www.spitzer.caltech.edu/glimpse360 |
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