The Burning Mountain of New South Wales, Australia

Jun 13, 2018

Approximately 224 km north of Sydney, just off the New England Highway, in New South Wales, Australia, is a hill that has been burning for t...

What Rooftops Tell About Hong Kong’s Residents

Jun 13, 2018

For over four years, photographer Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze has been training his lens on the rooftops of Hong Kong’s skyscrapers, in particul...

The Niagara Gorge Railroad

Jun 12, 2018

Before the Niagara river plunges along the Canada–United States border to create the mesmerizing Niagara Falls, it cuts a 11 km long gorge t...

Landscaping In The Back Of Japanese Mini Pickup Trucks

Jun 9, 2018

The Japan Federation of Landscape Contractors organizes an annual landscaping contest, where landscaping contractors from around Japan arriv...

The Hill With The Longest Name

Jun 9, 2018

Photo credit: itravelNZ/Flickr Near Porangahau in southern Hawke's Bay, New Zealand, stands an insubstantial hill with a very substant...

Phlegraean Fields: The Italian Supervolcano Ready To Blow

Jun 8, 2018

Just to the west of Naples, in Italy, is an area riddled with craters and cones. Jets of steam and sulfurous gases vent continuously from fi...

The Ancient Iranian Salt Mummies

Jun 8, 2018

In northwestern Iran, near the villages of Hamzehli, Mehrabad and Chehrabad, in Zanjan province, is a large salt dome protruding into the su...

The Canadian Town Called Asbestos

Jun 6, 2018

The asbestos mine in Asbestos, Quebec, Canada. Photo credit: Denis-Carl Robidoux/Flickr At the heart of the triangle made by the three Can...

The Jefferson Grid

Jun 5, 2018

The vast majority of America’s western land is divided into a lattice-work of farms, towns and forests. This grid pattern was first propos...

The Meteorite That Crashed Into A Car

Jun 4, 2018

The Peekskill meteorite car sitting at a collector’s garage in Peekskill. Photo credit: Ryan Thompson/Flickr On October 9, 1992, a brill...