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I’m always amazed at what Earth has in store for its inhabitants. Some of its most exotic locations could double for another planet. These extraordinary features of nature look out-of-this-world in their intense colors and can make you feel like an astronaut, exploring a new planet. Luckily you don’t need to board a spaceship to be able to see these unbelievable sights. |
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Fly Geyser, Nevada, USA |
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| Source: Inge Johnsson |
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Pamukkale, Turkey |
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| Source: Ahmet Şahin |
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Namib Desert, Namibia |
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| Source: Martin Bailey |
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Lassen Volcanic National Park, California, USA |
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| Source: Lou Lu |
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Glowing sand, Maldives |
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| Source: Will Ho |
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Dallol, volcanic explosion crater, Ethiopia |
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| Source: Victoria Rogotneva |
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Salar de Uyuni salt flat, Bolivia |
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| Source: boredpanda |
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Red Seabeach, Panjin, China |
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| Source: MJiA |
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Abraham Lake, Alberta, Canada |
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| Source: Emmanuel Coupe |
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Grand Prismatic Spring, Wyoming, USA |
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| Source: Heidrun Homburg |
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Skaftafell Glacier, Iceland |
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| Source: Martin Bailey |
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Mount Roraima, Venezuela |
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| Source: Gustavo Alvarez |
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Lake Hillier, Western Australia |
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| Source: Ockert Le Roux |
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Ice cave, Mutnovsky Volcano, Kamchatka, Russia |
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| Source: Denis Budko |
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Tianzi Mountains, Yongzhou, China |
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| Source: Richard Janecki |
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Ice cave, Vatna Glacier, Iceland |
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| Source: Julien Ratel |
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Dragonblood Trees, Socotra, Yemen |
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| Source: Csilla Zelko |
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Antelope Canyon, Arizona, USA |
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| Source: Luca Galuzzi |
H/T: www.boredpanda.com
