nature

The Science and Nature of Wanderlust, tourism, landmarks for nature buffs and more.

Black holes
Black holes are strange and fascinating objects in the universe. They're areas of space where the laws of physics break down, and scientists are mostly baffled by them. However, black holes seem to be an essential part of most galaxies, and unlocking their secrets could be the key to understanding the very fabric of our universe.
By Priyanka2 years ago in Wander
The secrets to year round homesteading
I understood from my experience on the residence that being a piece of where you Source your food is perhaps of the best thing you can do with your time and I had a lot more regard for only a solitary tomato since .
By Jacks sparrow2 years ago in Wander
10 most mysterious monuments on Earth
The most puzzling landmarks on Earth wow guests and keep on perplexing prepared scientists these landmarks are probably the most fantastic objections on Earth giving a brief look into the past of civilizations that rifled the best in history anyway these social orders made formal graveyard and sanctuaries that oppose what was normal at the time extraordinary Stone Manifestations that gauged many tons adjusted impeccably with the Stars how is it that they could have done this who constructed these designs here's a gander at the most baffling landmarks on the planet .
By Yuki2 years ago in Wander
Are These Geological Formations Real? – Part 2
From frozen tundras with icy landscapes to towering geological structures, our world showcases a wealth of stunning geological wonders. However, there exist certain terrains that defy conventional notions of Earthly landscapes and seem nearly alien. Continue reading part 2 of ‘Are These Geological Formations Real?’ to learn about these bewildering geological marvels. This list begins with number 10.
By iCi BuZz2 years ago in Wander
ROPEWAY DARJEELING
Darjeeling Ropeway, also known as the Darjeeling Rangeet Valley Passenger Ropeway, is another compelling reason to visit Darjeeling.
By Anup Sunam2 years ago in Wander
Exploring the majesty of Amazon River - part 1
Welcome to the inaugural segment of our in-depth series, where we embark on an extended journey to reveal the grandeur of the Amazon River, uncover its ecological marvels, and explore its potential as a traveler's paradise. In this article, we delve deep into the Amazon's vastness, its unique features, and the unparalleled biodiversity it nurtures.
By Malleswari2 years ago in Wander
The Top 10 Quintessential Towns to Visit in Autumn
As autumn nears, all I can think about is the love of orange leaves flooding the street and pumpkins littering people’s porches. There’s something magical about fall, especially in America. Whether it be the tales of Massachusetts witches, a good old fashioned harvest, or ghosts haunting the living, there’s so much to love. Here’s 10 of the most picturesque towns in the US to add to your autumn bucketlist. Be sure to checkout their websites for the optimal times to visit duing the season!
By Makayla2 years ago in Wander
Wugong Mountain: Where Mysticism and Nature Converge
The Essence of Spiritual Legacy Wugong Mountain's very name, "Five Arhats," whispers of a spiritual presence that has graced its slopes for centuries. Legend shrouds Wugong Mountain in stories of Laozi's presence, the father of Taoism who walked these slopes as a sage imparting his profound insights to those who would listen. It is said that Laozi found solace among the peaks, the serenity of the surroundings reflecting the tranquility he sought to convey through his teachings. Taoist practitioners and pilgrims journey to this sacred site, tracing the steps of the revered philosopher and seeking a glimpse of the enlightenment he attained.
By Call me V2 years ago in Wander
Going to the Beach
The beach is probably my favorite place to go to while on vacation, and it has been since I was probably six or seven. That was when my immediate and extended family got to go spend a few days together at Gulf Shores in Alabama. There were pranks (live, large crabs placed in the bathtub) and music (courtesy of one of my younger cousins who loved Kenny Chesney’s song ‘Big Star’). Discovery (a museum that we ferried to) and sickness (almost all of us caught a stomach bug).
By Hannah E. Aaron2 years ago in Wander
Are These Geological Formations Real? – Part I
From icy landscapes of frozen tundras to towering geological formations, our planet boasts an abundance of amazing geological formations. Yet, there are some landscapes that challenge our notions of the earthly terrain and appear almost extraterrestrial. Read on for more on these remarkable geological anomalies. Part 1 features five formations beginning with number 15 on the list.
By iCi BuZz2 years ago in Wander
TEN VISIONARY URBAN PROPOSALS
In a world characterized by rapid evolution and technological advancement, cities are undergoing transformative changes to address challenges like overpopulation, climate change, and sustainability. Architects, urban planners, and visionaries are crafting imaginative proposals for future cities that challenge conventional urban planning. From innovative floating metropolises to smart cities, these visionary urban concepts offer a glimpse into the limitless potential of human innovation.
By iCi BuZz2 years ago in Wander
The Enigma of the Amazon: Why No Bridges Span its Mighty Waters
The Amazon River, an iconic representation of South America's wild heart, is a subject of both awe and intrigue. Stretching over 4,000 miles and touching six nations, it competes with the Nile in its sheer majesty. But a peculiar fact remains: while the Nile is dotted with bridges, especially around Cairo, the Amazon stands untouched. Why has mankind not spanned this colossal river with bridges?
By Ifeoma Odumodu 3 years ago in Wander