People have created or cared for places that remain unique wonders despite the passage of time such as temples, museums, sculptures, but in some cases these beautiful places are overshadowed by nature and its phenomena.
Natural phenomena are events of change produced by nature, from tornadoes to earthquakes Northern Lights or seas with bioluminescence.
These facts have fascinated millions of people for decades, but despite this they are not easy to observe At least once in your life you should enjoy them.
The 7 natural phenomena that you must see at least once in your life
1. Polar stratospheric clouds
Polar stratospheric clouds, one of the most evocative natural phenomena.I am the clouds change color At sunset they usually reach a height of between 14 and 25 kilometers. When it receives sunlight, its tone and light patterns change.
2. Simun
This natural phenomenon occurs between dunes of Africa and Arabia in the hottest months of the year. Simone is a wind that dyes everything red, and raises the surface temperature above 50°. They have a cyclone-like behavior, moving quickly and counterclockwise. They usually call them “rains of mud or blood”.
3. Fire waterfall
In the first weeks of February the waterfalls located in Yosemite National Park in the United States appear to catch fire. As the sun sets over the horizon, the water of this waterfall glows red.
Falling fires are one of the most remarkable natural phenomena. MANDATORY CREDIT @davidgaiz/davidgaiz.com/via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS – 4. Reflections of the Uyuni salt flats
It looks like a river, but It is a salt desert located in Bolivia, it is called Uyuni salt pan, is one of the largest in the world. The evaporation of prehistoric lakes created salt crystals and this great desert.
One of the 7 strangest natural phenomena is found in Bolivia. (Guillermo Pellegrino) 5. Northern Lights
The Northern Lights have existed since prehistoric times, they are a natural phenomenon that is observed at the poles. It occurs due to disturbances in the magnetosphere colliding with solar winds and creating this shower of colors in the sky.
The Northern Lights are one of the strangest phenomena. Picture taken February 28, 2019. REUTERS/Alexander Kuznetsov 6. The red ones
They are a set of gaps which is found in the Yucatan peninsula and stands out for having an atypical color, dark pink. This is one of the rarest natural phenomena in water. Mexican authorities do not allow the use of these lagoons for swimming or diving as it may alter the original compounds.
Las Coloradas, in Mexico, is one of the strangest phenomena in the world. Shutterstock photo.7. Kawah Ijen
Kawah Ijen the natural phenomenon which has blue lava and a turquoise lagoon. (Getty Images)Kawah Ijen volcano is not only extraordinary turquoise lagoon above, Its color is due to the concentration of sulfuric gases. This place not only has this unique place but this volcano also has it blue lava.
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