The Electric Space around Earth
The radiation belts that surround Earth, we still don’t know much about them, are home to killer electrons, plasma waves, and intense electrical currents that can disrupt and destroy the electronics on satellites. Image by T. Benesch and J. Carns for the NASA Science Mission Directorate. Caption by Mike Carlowicz.
Colorful Wave by David Orias
Colorful wave photos by California based photographer David Orias.
Surfing inside huge Waves
Photographer Ray Collins takes pictures, with a camera protected with a special waterproofing casing, of himself surfing inside huge waves in Oahu, Hawaii. Picture: Ray Collins
Clusters of ice blocks formation
A beautiful ice formation is seen at Bohai Bay in northeast China’s Liaoning Province. Ice blocks are scattered along the bay and have been sculpted by the elements into various fantastical shapes.
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How far in space our radio broadcasts extends?
Mankind has been broadcasting radio waves into deep space for about a hundred years now. That means there is an ever-expanding bubble announcing Humanity’s presence to anyone listening in the Milky Way. This bubble is approximately 200 light years across.
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Flowing Marine Research Center in Bali
An international design competition for a marine research center in Bali, Indonesia gave firm solus4 an opportunity to study and architecturally interpret the structure of tsunami waves.
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