Fog is the world draped in mystery. It’s like waking up inside a dream, where everything is hazy, distant, and beautifully eerie. With temperatures hovering between 0 to 10°C (32 to 50°F), fog forms when cold air meets warm, creating a dense blanket of tiny water droplets suspended in the atmosphere.
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A day with mist is like stepping into a dreamy painting, where everything is soft-focused, ethereal, and slightly surreal. The world transforms, distances blur, and there’s a gentle touch of mystery in the air. It’s as if nature decided to add a soft filter, turning everyday scenes into works of art.
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What is a mirage and where does it come from? Mirage is undoubtedly one of the most mysterious atmospheric phenomena that has always been associated with secrets and legends. But in reality, the mirage is easily explained from a scientific point of view. It appears when the air near a highly heated surface (about 60-70 °C) also heats up and becomes inhomogeneous.
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Europe is home to diverse landscapes, and its windy places offer exciting experiences for wind sports enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Let’s discover ten of Europe’s windiest places, from the sunny shores of Spain to the rugged shores of Norway.
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Would you be alright if we start writing about products and services that help us mitigate climate emergency? Of course you would, so here is a shoe brand from Portugal that does exactly this. They collect plastic waste from beaches of the North of Portugal and use fabric made from pineapple leaves instead of leather, so that the resulting shoes are if not 100% sustainable - still telling the story of how we can do better.
Read more...Imagine the sky as a vast blue canvas. On partly cloudy days, nature decides to get artistic and dab a few fluffy clouds here and there. It’s like the sun and clouds are engaged in a friendly game of tag, each taking turns to dominate the sky. The weather, in its whimsical mood, seems to waver between shining bright and casting shadows.
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On Friday, May 5, 2023 the Moon will enter the Earth’s outer shadow, creating a celestial event known as a penumbral lunar eclipse. During the eclipse, observers will see the Moon darken, but it won’t disappear completely. The penumbral lunar eclipse will start at 11:15 am Eastern Time (15:15 GMT) and will be visible from any location on Earth where the Moon is above the horizon, including Antarctica, Asia, Russia, Oceania, and Eastern and Central Africa.
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