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incredible landscapes, scenic wonders and wildlife animals,
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Equinox
+ 1 Credit & Copyright: Joe Orman - Explanation: Twice a year,
at the Spring and Fall equinox, the Sun rises due east. In an emphatic
demonstration of this celestial alignment, photographer Joe Orman recorded
this inspiring image of the Sun rising exactly along the east-west oriented
Western Canal, in Tempe, Arizona, USA. But he waited until March 21st,
one day after the equinox, to photograph the striking view. Why was the
rising Sun due east one day after the equinox? At Tempe's latitude the
Sun rises at an angle, arcing southward as it climbs above the horizon.
Because the distant mountains hide the true horizon, the Sun shifts slightly
southward by the time it clears the mountain tops. Waiting 24 hours allowed
the Sun to rise just north of east and arc back to an exactly eastern alignment
for the photo. Orman also notes that this picture carries a special significance
as we experience the maximum of the solar activity cycle. The electricity
and telephone transmission lines along the canal symbolize power and communications
grids which are most vulnerable to outbursts from the active Sun. Authors
& editors: Robert Nemiroff (MTU) & Jerry Bonnell (USRA) NASA Technical
Rep.: Jay Norris. Specific rights apply. A service of: LHEA at NASA/ GSFC
& Michigan Tech. U.
360°
Tour Western Wall Jerusalem, Israel - Wall of Ages You are standing
beside the Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City. Murmured prayers of Jewish
pilgrims drift across the plaza, and the cry of Muslim muezzins calling
their faithful to prayer is audible from nearby.Rooted at a crossroads
of many religions, and imbued with sacred history, this wall is the holiest
place of worship for Jews. Whatever your heritage, the Wall calls to every
visitor to touch the spirit of Jerusalem. - Expedia.
Aurora
Alaskan Style Credit & Copyright: Jan Curtis (U. Alaska), ACRC
- Explanation: Have you checked the space weather report lately?
With a coronal mass ejection (CME) headed our way and an immense sunspot
group tracking across the solar photosphere, skygazers should be on the
alert. The interaction of clouds of energetic particles from the active
Sun with planet Earth's magnetosphere often produces significan't geomagnetic
storms and auroral displays. In fact, just days ago on March 24, photographer
Jan Curtis pointed his camera straight up to captured this awesome auroral
curtain towering in clear and very cold (-25F) skies over Fairbanks, Alaska,
USA. Now, forecasts indicate that a recent Earth-directed CME may also
trigger moderate geomagnetic storms over the next few days. Night sky aurora,
possibly extending to middle latitudes, would be most likely on March 30-31.
Authors & editors: Robert Nemiroff (MTU) & Jerry Bonnell (USRA)
NASA Technical Rep.: Jay Norris. Specific rights apply. A service of: LHEA
at NASA/ GSFC & Michigan Tech. U.
360
Degree Tour of The Leaning Tower of Pisa - Field of miracles It's
not unusual to experience a sense of vertigo when standing on Pisa's Campo
dei Miracoli (Field of Miracles). The dominant feature of this grassy plaza-the
famous Leaning Tower of Pisa-tilts nearly 17 feet from the perpendicular.Gravitational
oddities aside, the tower and gleaming marble buildings you see nearby
comprise one of the most impressive architectural ensembles in Europe.Expedia.
Valle
dei templi Agrigento - Photos Of Sicilia - Gianpaolo Bottin Photo
Gallery.
360 Degree Tour of
Süleymaniye Mosque Istanbul, Turkey - You are standing under
the enormous dome of Istanbul's Süleymaniye Mosque. Worshipers kneel
quietly, prostrating themselves toward Mecca; aged caretakers polish priceless
tilework; Islamic scholars discuss the Qur'an beneath stained glass windows;
even the casual visitor pauses, awestruck by the beauty of this magnificent
structure. Nowhere else is the grandeur and piety of the Ottoman Empire
so eloquently expressed. Expedia.
Spanish
Moss in a forest in southern Texas. - Original Photographs by Michael
Myers.
360 Degree
Tour Of Colossal ruin You are standing inside the Colosseum, the
enormous arena that served as ancient Rome's entertainment ground zero.
Emperors and peasants alike crowded the tiered arcades to watch and cheer
the bloody gladiatorial battles that took place here, beginning with its
100-day inauguration in AD 80. Today its mighty walls lie crumbled and
quiet, while traffic circles noisily outside.
Cape
Hatteras Lighthouse - Original Photographs by Michael
Myers.
360
Degree Tour Of Stonehenge - Circle of stones Even in the middle
of an English summer, a stiff wind blows across the treeless heights of
Salisbury Plain, where you now stand. While contemplating the sculptural
majesty of Stonehenge, your mind is crowded with questions. Who built this
5,000-year-old Neolithic monument, and why? How did they bring such massive
stones to this site? - Expedia.
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