13 phenomena of miraculous light make you not believe your eyes

The beach is glowing, the "ghost" sphere . is a strange and unique natural phenomenon in the world.

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Nature always contains countless miracles. Besides the appearance of unique species of creatures is a natural phenomenon.

The following unique light phenomena synthesized by Time will surely make you think that you are lost in paradise.

1. Mudhdhoo glowing beach (Vaadhoo), Maldives

When going to Mudhdhoo, the island nation of Maldives - you will be amazed at the unique beauty of the beach that glows here.This blue glowing ocean wave phenomenon occurs due to the glowing of some types of plankton - marine algae - living suspended in seawater.

This seaweed emits red light during the day and is also the cause of red tide when they bloom in large numbers . At night, they emit green neon light, move in the sea water and cause the above phenomenon.

2. Antelope Gorge, Arizona

Located on Navajo (Arizona, Southwestern America), Antelope gorge is made up of many different geological layers, mainly sandstone and limestone.

However, when the sun shone through the Antelope ravines and alleyways, the sun was really beautiful. The red, orange of the limestone blends with the violet color of the sandstone to create a wonderful setting.

3. Getu Arch vulnerability, Getu valley, China

The phenomenon of light passing through a giant hole in this limestone mountain attracted countless photographers. Many people are skeptical of the authenticity of these photos and think it is a work of photoshop.

However, many people claim that this image is real, appears in the morning when the sun rises and lasts about 30 minutes.

4. "Fire" Waterfall in Yosemite National Park, California

Natural "fire" falls usually occur in the second half of the second half of February. When the sunset falls, the Sun shines on the water flowing down the cliff, causing the water to turn red.

From a distance, Horsetail waterfall is like pouring fire down at the foot of the mountain. But actually this is just a phenomenon of refracting sunlight onto the water.

5. Aurora light in Jasper Alberta National Park

The aurora is considered one of the most beautiful natural phenomena on the planet, the " great creation " between the Sun and Earth.

This phenomenon is caused by the interaction of charged particles from the solar wind with the planet's upper atmosphere . When winter comes, the weather is dry, the sky clear is the right condition for this phenomenon to appear.

6. Naga fireball on the Mekong River

In the fall, the Mekong River will have the appearance of fireballs that pop up from the river and explode in the air . This phenomenon is known as " bung fai Paya nak " or " Naga fireball " - appeared at the end of autumn, at full moon, the end of the Buddhist Lent.

The Mekong people associate this phenomenon with the story of spiritual legend. According to scientific experts, this is the phenomenon of methane bubbles under the river surface or flammable phosphine gas process deep in the river surface.

7. Blue cave, Capri, Italy

Light from the outside slipped into the green cave in Italy's northwestern Capri to create a light effect through the blue water and reflected from the cave wall lit up deep inside the cave.

Going deep into the cave, you will be dumbfounded by the bright color dance in the iridescent water squeezed here.

8. Storm Everlasting - Catalumbo river, Venezuela

With the number of hits of 280 / hour / day, 160 nights / year, Typhoon Everlasting on Catalumbo River was named the world's largest generator in the troposphere.

This phenomenon occurs when temperature and humidity have passed through the delta, charged with clouds flying up to 5 km. After flying through many rivers and mountains, the storm will stop and end its journey. In January 2014, this phenomenon was recorded in the Guinness Book of Records with the number of lightning strikes being 250 times / km2.

9. The sphere of "ghosts" in Norway

Known as the " Hessdalen phenomenon ", the " ghosts " spheres can grow to the size of cars and even attract the attention of UFO hunters. Some of those strange light globes float gently through the sky for almost 2 hours, while the rest flicker white or blue light, move very quickly across the valley and disappear within a few seconds.

According to experts at the University of Bologna, ionized air bubbles have formed when sulfur vapor from the Hesja River responds to the humid atmosphere of the valley. Geological features also create electromagnetic fields in the valley, which helps explain why the ball of light moves here and there.

10. The spectacular sunset at Manhattanhenge

Manhattanhenge is sometimes called Manhattan's point of view - actually a natural phenomenon that appeared in New York in mid-year.

This phenomenon occurs when the sun sets in line with the East-West streets of the main street network in the Manhattan districts of New York City.

The term ' Manhattanheng e' is derived from Stonehenge - the ancient rocks in England where the Sun is also aligned with the rocks on the solstice (including Eastern solstice and Lower solstice) similarly.

11. Waitomo fireflies cave, New Zealand

The Waitomo firefly cave in New Zealand attracts visitors thanks to the large number of fireflies living here. The fireflies with the scientific name Arachnocampa luminosa when luminescent will produce special light green and blue light.

The actual light emitted from larval waste, is ' evaporated ' through a complex chain of chemical reactions involving luciferase, adenosine triphosphate . in the digestive tract.

12. Firefly forest in Nagoya, Japan

If you have the opportunity to visit the firefly forest in Nagoya city (Japan), you will have the opportunity to see thousands of fireflies are " shining " in the night to attract their mates.

The best time that you can immerse in this romantic, fantasy-filled space is the rainy season, June - July in Japan.

13. Danakil, Ethiopia

This volcano is located in a lowland plain in Danakil, Ethiopia . When groundwater flows deep into the ground, they meet high temperatures and turn into vapor, when the pressure reaches its peak it creates an explosion and crater formation.

At dusk, the mysterious light escaping on the surface was due to the sulfuric gas being heated and escaping through volcanic cracks. When exposed to air, they ignite and create blue flames, as high as 4 meters in the air.