SciShow Space explains how Earth’s volcanoes have nothing on the Martian ones.
SciShow Space explains how Earth’s volcanoes have nothing on the Martian ones.
New Scientist shows footage of an awesome lava flow at Tolbachik in Russia.
Hey, folks. I’m baaaaack.
*Crickets chirping*
…Ahem. If you recall, I recently left for a week-long trip to the Big Island of Hawaii. As with all of my travels, I focused on exploration and seeing new things. This was my first time on the Big Island, so there was a lot of ground to cover. And while I’m going cover it all via writing and photography (with a new DSLR!) soon, I thought I’d outline my epic adventure using a list format from this week’s writing challenge. To give you an idea of the scale and length of the journey (totaling nearly 900 miles, to the amazement/horror of the rental car people) here’s a map of the Big Island:
Here’s a list in chronological order of where I went. See if you can chart my routes:
Friday, 11/28/2014:
Saturday, 11/29/2014:
Sunday, 11/30/2014
Monday, 12/01/2014
Tuesday, 12/02/2014
Wednesday, 12/03/2014
Thursday, 12/04/2014
Friday, 12/05/2014
Beaches, harbors, volcanos, lava tubes, rainforests, towns, nature trails, waterfalls, gardens, farms, tide pools…I may have overdone it. Then again, I’m already compiling a list of all things I’ll do the next time I go!