Long Distance Conveyor Belts

Apr 23, 2014

Employed in nearly all kinds of industries, conveyor belts provide an excellent mean for moving cargo and materials from one place to anothe...

Spectacular Train Route to Copper Mines in the Andes

Apr 21, 2014

The Chanaral – Llanta – Potrerillos line in Chile is one of the most stunning railways in the world. It connects Potrerillos, a now abandone...

Ed Burtynsky’s Aerial Pictures of Watery Landscape

Apr 20, 2014

Edward Burtynsky is Canada’s most respected photographers known for his remarkable photographic depictions of global industrial landscapes ...

Organic Farming in the Deserts of Wadi Rum

Apr 20, 2014

The valley of Wadi Rum in southern Jordan, near the border with Saudi Arabia, has a landscape so alien it is nicknamed "Valley of the M...

The Netherland’s Impressive Storm Surge Barriers

Apr 19, 2014

The Netherlands is a geographically low-lying country, with about 20% of its area and 21% of its population located below sea level. As much...

New Zealand’s Hot Water Beach

Apr 18, 2014

Hot Water Beach is a popular beach and geothermal attraction located on the east coast of the Coromandel Peninsula in New Zealand, approxima...

The Pseudocraters of Iceland

Apr 17, 2014

A pseudocrater looks like a true volcanic crater, but is not. These distinctive landforms are created when flowing hot lava crosses over a w...

Makoko, a Floating Slum in Nigeria

Apr 16, 2014

The shanty town of Makoko is located on a lagoon on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, a stone’s throw from the modern buildings that make up L...

Trinity Site, the Site of the First Atomic Bomb Blast

Apr 16, 2014

On July 16, 1945, the world’s first nuclear explosion, code named Trinity, occurred at a test site located 336 km south of Los Alamos on the...

Kawah Ijen, The Volcano That Spews Blue Flames

Apr 14, 2014

Kawah Ijen is one of several volcanoes located within the 20 km wide Ijen Caldera in East Java, Indonesia. The caldera of Kawah Ijen harbors...