Volcanoes: Force Of Nature And Wonder
A sea of red almost as bright as the Sun bubbles and gurgles in a huge melting cauldron. When the time is right the cauldron will get too heavy, too full. Too much pressure. A noise that would deafen the sound of 100 Super Jumbos casts its mighty roar. The heavens open, a giant explosion [...]
About Trees: A Vital Resource To Be Treasured
Majestic, dignified and crucial to the planet in which we live, trees are the lungs of the Earth. Acting as giant filters absorbing pollutants from the air, they give us back clean, fresh oxygen to breathe. Trees are one of the most underestimated and undervalued of natural resources in the world.
About The Cave Of Altamira: Modern Art Happened 18,000 Years Ago
The Altamira Cave, is located near Santillana del Mar, Santander, Spain. The cave is famous for its paleolithic cave paintings of wild animals in red, charcoal and ochre and is frequently described as the Sistine Chapel of Palaeolithic Art. What is astonishing about the paintings is that they look like modern art yet they are [...]
About Earthquakes: The Deadliest Of All Shockwaves
A room suddenly grows dark, ripped of its man-made supply of electricity. The walls of the room start to emit faint groans as plaster dust is deposited from an ever-cracking ceiling. A claustrophobic sense of dread grips the occupants as they try in vain to nobly suppress their rising panic. The denial of mortality is [...]