Beautiful photos: 10 classic images on the earth

You can see with your own eyes the seawater draw 5 minutes before the tsunami comes.


The tornado of water right at the coast, right after the tsunami hit down.


This is the alluvial region formed at the southern border of the Taklimakan Desert (China). Traces of sediment are formed as giant triangles that are formed from inactive currents. The blue streaks on the left are still active flows.


Bhutan-Himalayan glaciers are gradually melting due to global warming.


Richat architecture in the Sahara desert, Mauritania has been heavily debated. At first, this phenomenon was caused by meteorite collisions. In fact, it is caused by erosion over time.


Solar eclipse, with the shadow of the moon covering part of the earth in 1999, is taken from the MIR space station. This ball moves on Earth at a speed of 2000 km / h.


The picture shows a beautiful natural phenomenon occurring in the North Pole - north aurora.

This is a picture of Hurricane Isabel, the most dangerous storm of 2003


Egmont, New Zealand National Park.