Night on Earth Seen from International Space Station (ISS) in 4K
This time-lapse video consists of various images taken in December this year. It shows an amazing view of our beautiful planet with magnificent Aurora Borealis.
Category: The Earth
Geminid Meteor Shower Will Be Visible on December 13th and 14th
This year, the Geminid meteor shower will reach its peak on December 13th and 14th, and stargazers can observe up to 120 meteors per hour. The shower will be better seen in the Northern...
Aurora Borealis – Compilation
This video represents a selection of images that portray Aurora Borealis above Finland, Alaska, and other countries. These beautiful pictures of Northern Lights show their dance in all their delicacy.
25 Weird Facts About Gravity
In the following video, we can find out many astonishing facts about the gravity, which still puzzles the scientists. How does gravity influence time? Or, how it affects the height of mountains on our...
Planets, Constellations, and Events in the December’s Night Sky
During December, constellations Perseus and Cassiopeia will be visible in the night sky, and their brightest stars will be easy to observe. As the morning star, we can see Jupiter rising just before the...
Northern Lights as Seen from Iceland in 4K
This time-lapse video shows beautiful Aurora Borealis while dancing in the Iceland’s night sky. All images are captured in 4K.
Aurora Borealis, Seen from Camden Lake, Ontario
This video represents magnificent Aurora Borealis over Camden Lake, Ontario, Canada. The images were taken on November 3rd, 2015.
The Beginning of a New Day Seen from International Space Station
In this video, we can see the city lights of our planet, fading away while the Earth reaches another day. The beauty of the dawn, when the night slowly makes a way to a...
Stunning View of Aurora Borealis over Mount Baker, Washington
An astrophotographer Meg McDonald captured shining Aurora Borealis while dancing above Mount Baker in Washington. These stunning pictures were taken on October 3rd, 2015.
Brilliant Northern Lights
Meg McDonald, an astrophotographer, took these beautiful images of the Aurora Borealis on September 9th, 2015. The pictures are made while Northern Lights were dancing in the night sky above Seattle.
Wonders of Our Universe
This video represents a compilation of images of our planet, the Milky Way and the Universe. We can see astonishing pictures of the Earth’s most beautiful phenomenon – Aurora Borealis, and the colorful and...
Aurora Borealis Above Ontario, Canada
This video shows us a beautiful dance of Northern Lights in the night sky above Erinsville, Ontario, Canada.
Planets, Constellations and Events in the September Night Sky
At the beginning of the month, we can look for Saturn in the southwestern sky after sunset. Early in the morning, we can see a beautiful duet of Mars and Venus rising in the...
‘Ghost Particles’ Come from the Earth’s Interior
This video explains what ‘ghost particles’ or neutrinos are and how they are created. Scientists from Italian underground laboratory revealed that these mysterious, tiny particles are formed in the Earth’s interior, far deeper than...
Aurora Australis in August Sky
This video represents a compilation of images of Aurora Australis, taken by International Space Station on August 15 and 16th this year. The Southern Lights are captured while dancing in multiple colors in the...
The Perseid Meteor Shower – in Pictures
This video contains the images of the last Perseid meteor shower taken by stargazers from around the world. This year, the Perseid meteor shower reached its peak on August 11, 12, and 13th. This...
The Perseid Meteor Shower
This year, the Perseid meteor shower will reach its highest intensity between August 12th and 13th. According to astronomers, it will be possible to observe almost 100 meteors during the peak hours of the...
Powerful Magnetic Force of the Earth’s Core
This video explains in a practical and simple way how the Earth’s core generates the strong magnetic force. We can acknowledge the presence of magnetic force by using a compass, but what we see...
