August 11, 2016 at 3:32 pm
A One Year Timelapse of Earth From a Million Miles Away
Every 2 hours, NASA’s EPIC camera takes a photo of Earth from the same spot in space, about a million miles away
Every 2 hours, NASA’s EPIC camera takes a photo of Earth from the same spot in space, about a million miles away
Rescue leader Jason Barnes was nearly swept away himself. A selfless act and a true hero
Bryan Snider took this incredible timelapse showing the evolution of a strong microburst in Phoenix, Arizona on July 18, 2016
A breathtaking 383-second long exposure photograph by Maxime Raynal
When it’s too hot for even a lizard, you don’t need a thermometer to tell you to get out of the sun
A ‘microburst’ is a strong and unpredictable downdraft that moves in a way opposite of a tornado
The powerful forces of nature are on full display in this jaw-dropping aerial footage
The Royal New Zealand Navy’s “HMNZS Otago” sails through a storm in the Southern Ocean with 65 ft swells and 50 mph winds
Meteorologist and storm chaser Reed Timmer’s incredible, close-up footage of an EF2 Tornado on May 7, 2016
Added bonus: it also sounds awesome
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