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Stabilized Sky Timelapse, Visualization of Earth's Rotation 🐺

This video helps us visualize that it's the Earth that rotates, not the sky. We all know that's the case (most of us, anyway), but we don't directly perceive it that way. Eric was able to use a star tracker to stabilize the sky, and drive home the fact that we're all on a giant spinning rock flying through space.

Captured at Crater Lake National Park on July 19, 2020 by Eric Brummel ❤️ Share @Space_Timess 🚀

Action Cam Footage of Earth & ISS From October 2017 Spacewalk 🐹

NASA astronaut Randy Bresnik captured this footage with a GoPro camera on Oct. 20, 2017 during a spacewalk outside the International Space Station. Bresnik reflected on this quiet moment, "Sometimes on a space walk, you just have to take a moment to enjoy the beauty of our planet Earth. This Go-Pro footage is from our spacewalk where Joe Acaba and I refurbished the Canadarm2 robotic arm and the Dextre robotic arm extension."

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🥶 Have you ever seen the Geographic South Pole of the world?

the South Pole is located on a massive ice sheet that holds about 60% of the world's fresh water, making it a crucial component of Earth's hydrosphere.

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Man posing with picture of forest he restored 🫡

Turkish forest management chief Hikmet Kaya, along with his team and villagers, transformed barren land into a lush forest by planting 30 million saplings during his 19-year tenure.

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Strength in Unity 💪 These juvenile striped eel catfish glide across the ocean floor like one giant animal, a daunting sight for predators. In this undulating dense entity, the vulnerable protect each other until each is mature and independent. If you focus on one or two you will see how it's a cycle where all get a turn at looking for food on the ocean floor. Join @World&Science 🐟

The SpaceX Starship, used in its second launch, stands at a height of 121 meters (approximately 397 feet) and has a diameter of 9 meters (about 30 feet). To put this into perspective, an average human being, standing at about 1.75 meters (5 feet 9 inches) tall, is significantly dwarfed by the sheer size of the Starship. The rocket's towering height is nearly 70 times that of an average human 🤩 Share @World&Science 🚀

How does a BABY ELEPHANT drink water? You're about to find out, and probably see the cutest thing you've seen all week Drop a comment if you enjoyed the video! [📸 ig/marlondutoit ] Join @World&Science 🐘

A historic moment for Norse. The first ever airplane, B787 Dreamliner to land in Antarctica! Your thoughts? 💬 👇 Share @World&Science 🛬

Cloak of darkness Black herons have a unique way of hunting known as 'canopy feeding'. They spread their wings out in the shape of an umbrella which blocks out the sunlight, making it easier for them to spot prey. Share @World&Science ✅

Dear friends Wildlife has the first right of way in wildlife habitats so always travel safely & slowly. This tiger was hit by a vehicle and unfortunately he died later. Plz share this with your friends, Drive carefully! 🙏 Join @World&Science 🐅

Skating over the clear glassy ice of rabbit lake in Canada. 📹sarahmhistand Share @World&Science ❤️

Lasers are used to prevent drivers from falling asleep on the Chinese highway. Dope🤘 or Nope👎? Comment down your thoughts 💭 Join @World&Science 🎉

A young elephant hears his name and decides to interrupt an interview 🐘 📹 jamessuter Join @World&Science ❤️

Have you ever seen Flying Fish? 😅 Check this beautiful footage captured by team Planet Earth, BBC. Read More Join @World&Science 🐠

Diamond beach Iceland, glacial ice on black volcanic sand that was once lava. 📹 bradenstanley Join @World&Science 🧊

This Black Heron is fishing, it uses its wings to make an umbrella to reduce glare and create greater visibility. It’s also a possible trap for fish that want to hide in the shade. This behaviour is called “canopy feeding”. Join @World&Science 🦅

An incredible example of color changing and camouflage by an octopus filmed off the coast of Mozambique. 📽: Nick Ruberg Join @World&Science 🐙