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La Tierra es más extraña de lo que alguna vez hayas imaginado. Inspirado por este hilo de Reddit.

Just B saved to Nature | Creation
The universe is a big place filled with a ton of things hurtling their way towards our planet. One misstep and it’s lights out for all of us. Turns out there...

Ruwani Perera saved to B 37 - AMAZING WORLD
Roughly 20 years ago, Svetlana Kazina quit her job in the city to follow her true calling -- nature. She and her two kids moved to a wooden hut in the mountain village of Uznezya in Russia's Altai Krai region, near the border with Kazakhstan. Their new home was built almost seven decades ago. It had no heating, no toilet, no running water. But it had what the city couldn't offer them. Peace and harmony.

Jan Schweikert saved to Natural Phenomena
Over a century ago, on June 30, 1908, an unearthly visitor came to our planet. A chunk of rock (or possibly ice) about 30 meters across—the size of a...

Kristy Hamilton saved to The Beauty of Nature
Red sprites and blue jets are very high altitude upper atmospheric phenomena associated with thunderstorms. They have only recently been documented on camera. Red sprites are massive (as big as 20 km in size), but faint luminous flashes that appear directly above an active thunderstorm and coincide with powerful lightning strikes. Blue jets too are a high altitude optical phenomenon, but are different from sprites. They were first documented in 1994. Blue jets are optical ejections from the…
It was as if someone had poured tons of coffee and milk into the ocean, then switched on a giant blender. Suddenly the shoreline north of Sydney were transformed into the Cappuccino Coast
I want to go to there. This particular formation is an example of Undulatus asperatus--meaning "agitated waves"--which was proposed as a separate cloud classification in 2009 by... wait for it... the founder of the Cloud Appreciation Society. (I'm serious.)
Jana Wells saved to Types of Clouds