8 destinations for science enthusiasts

Going to the Florida Keys or Atacama Desert in the summer, experts or science lovers can witness and observe the unique natural phenomena.

California, Australia, Puerto Rico or Indonesia (photos) are the places where luminescent creatures can be witnessed from April to June.

At the beginning of June every year, researchers often go to Cabrillo beach, southern California, USA, to catch the "walking grunion fish" phenomenon at night.This is also the breeding season for this fish.

Atacama Desert, Chile, is the choice to observe and study the Milky Way bands.

Around June, July, the Florida Keys peninsula, USA, will start the first sea voyage.This is the destination of marine biologists.

On June 21 every year, thousands of people gather at the ancient stone beach of Stonehenge, England, to watch the sun rise.

As predicted by astronomers, this year's super moon phenomenon will appear on August 10 and the most clearly observed place is Mount Chimborazo in Ecuador.Scientists think this is also the place on Earth closest to the Moon.

The world's largest particle physics laboratory built by the European Nuclear Research Organization (CERN) in Geneva, Switzerland.On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the laboratory's launch, the public will be visiting this place in September, including the world's largest and most powerful particle accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider.

Kīlauea is one of the most active volcanoes on Earth.Researchers and scientific enthusiasts are allowed to visit the area on August 25 this year.