7. A Falling Frozen Pool
Discovered in: Uncertain
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Standing next to this frozen waterfall, a human seems so little, and we can only imagine the might of the river in its non-frozen state. Such a large amount of water has to freeze in an extremely cold climate.
Cold Waterfall ©/megalophobia
Hikers found this intriguing frozen waterfall in the mountains, and they did what any of us would have done: they posed next to it right away. Naturally, one of the best locations to locate stunning, unique natural features is in the mountains.
8. Tall cumulus clouds
Discovered in: Uncertain
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Massive, dense clouds known as cumulonimbus arise when strong winds carry water vapour skyward. As everyone knows, these clouds herald not only lightning, thunder, and rain, but also tornadoes and hail.
Soaring thunderclouds on and @boredpanda
As this picture shows, they can be both incredibly terrifying and gorgeous in the right lighting. The storm clouds are illuminated with an unsettling orange light and appear as though they are ready to engulf the entire Earth.
9. The Titanic’s Propellers
Found in: The Titanic Estimated construction cost, adjusted for inflation*: $400 million
The Titanic was built at a cost of hundreds of millions of dollars, inflation included, and there was the inevitable belief that it was too big to sink. More than a century later, we can all agree that this was not the case with this fateful ship.
The Titanic’s Propellers
Its three-bladed wing propellers, which were twenty-three feet in diameter and thirty-eight tonnes in weight, were enormous. These propellers are now submerged in the ocean, serving as a startling reminder of the harshness of the sea.
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