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A British photographer has captured a brilliant halo in the sky known as the stone rainbow phenomenon.
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A British photographer has captured a brilliant halo in the sky known as the stone rainbow phenomenon.
Crystal Cave in Mexico, located 160m deep underground, where there are CaSO4 crystal columns as high as 10-11m is in danger of disappearing due to climate change.
There are more than 4000 minerals and ores found on the earth. Among them are mineral rocks that possess shapes, beautiful colors but hidden inside dangerous components…
Crystal Lagoon of San Alfonso del Mar Resort (Chile) is the largest swimming pool in the world, the size of 11 football fields.
Natural stones contain subtle beauty with diverse shapes and colors. Admire the gems below to make you startled and surprised.
Venus and Jupiter are eyes, while the Moon is as weak as a smiling, shaping mouth
A surfer in Massachusetts, the United States was quick to capture the spectacle: the waves turned into ice completely.
30-year-old artist Alexis Arnold from San Francisco covered a beautiful layer of crystals on books, creating a compelling attraction for viewers.
Photographer Ryoji Tanaka and chemist Ryoji Tanaka took amazing photos of the beauty of many minerals on Earth.
The Dead Sea is located in Jordan Valley, east of Jordan and west of the West Bank. This is not only the saltiest lake in the world but also the lowest land on Earth.
A rare moment captures the image of the human brain beating other beautiful works to win the first prize of the Wellcome Trust Award 2012 photo contest in biomedical pho…
By creating snow crystals in the laboratory with different weather conditions, scientists found their shape to be determined by air humidity and temperature.
Ariel McGlothin had the opportunity to observe extremely rare scenes while shooting winter wildlife in Kelly, Wyoming, Long Room yesterday.
Even if you hate boring chemical theory equations, you can't hate the beautiful effects that the crystallization process of substances makes.
During their larval stage, the bodies of some marine eel species will contain transparent substances that make them completely transparent as crystal and only a thin lay…