Here’s An Awesome Little Device That Doesn’t Simply Tell You What The Weather Is Going To Be Like,

Maybe aliens just don't want to appear desperate, so they want us to make the first move

We have made many moves, they probably just don’t realize it because they’re crushing too hard

Solar Eclipse as Seen from Earth’s Orbit

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Peacock Ore (Bornite)

The magma from the Bárðarbunga volcano eruption in 2015 reflecting onto the clouds in the distance. Up above, an aurora resulting from a solar storm

A new island is currently being created by volcanic activity in Nishinoshima, Japan.

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Baryte and Berthierite

No. 5 Mine, Baia Sprie (Felsöbánya), Maramures Co., Romania 

The Leidenfrost effect occurs when a liquid is exposed to a surface so hot that it instantly vaporizes part of the liquid. It’s typically seen with a drop of water on a very hot pan; the drop will slide around, nearly frictionless, upon a cushion of its own vapor. You can see the effect when plunging a hot object into a bath of liquid, too. This is what happens when you quickly dunk a hand in liquid nitrogen (not recommended, incidentally) or when you drop a red hot steel ball into water like above. In this case, the object is so hot that it gets encased in a layer of water vapor. If you could maintain the temperature difference necessary to keep the vapor layer intact, you could move underwater at high speeds with low drag, similar to the effects of supercavitation. (Image credit: Paul Pyro, source)

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The appearance of a shock wave in slow motion.