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Coyote Buttes ("The Wave") - rock formation in Arizona, USA

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Coyote Buttes ("The Wave") - rock formation in Arizona, USA

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It is in the reserve that one of the Wave's most desirable objects is located by the photographers. The wave was defined as the desert dunes that began to change into rocks 190 million years ago. When the last ice age ended, the outflow of water from ancient glaciers caused the depression in the soft sandstone, giving the Paria Canyon strange and intriguing shapes. The additional action of wind and rain made these rocks from ordinary pieces of stones turned into amazing rock formations that looked like they were waving. The largest of the rock waves reach sizes up to twenty meters wide and thirty-six meters long.

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This amazing mirrored surface is Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt lake in the world or what remains after it. It looks as if the car was standing on a huge mirror or just hung somewhere in the sky. Meanwhile, it is covered with a thin layer of water, a salt pan, i.e. a residue from a dried up salt lake. And indeed it is huge, indeed, even the largest in the world - it covers an area of 10.5 thousand. km is called Salar de Uyuni and lies in the Bolivian Andes at an altitude of 3653 meters. It is one of the most flat areas in the world - the difference in elevation is less than 41 cm.

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Located in the state of Nevada, the Fly Geyser was created in 1916, when a simple well was drilled here, from which hot water began to flow out after some time. The stream, rich in minerals, reaching a height of 1.5 m, created an amazing rock with time, and because water flows to this day, the "works" on the unusual formation are still underway, they are also made by algae, which geyser owes its joyful colors. private ranch, so you can not look at it closely, but the view from state road 34 is also not the worst.

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Mendenhall Glacier - Tongass Forest National Park, Alaska, USA

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Mendenhall Glacier - Tongass Forest National Park, Alaska, USA

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The climate is getting warmer, the glaciers are melting, there is a fear that they will soon disappear completely. Like the Mendenhall Glacier in the Tongass Forest National Park in southeast Alaska. Researchers estimate that it began to create 3.5 thousand. years ago, and in the mid-seventeenth century reached its maximum. Then he began to melt. (From 1958, it moved back more than 3 km). At the beginning of the 20th century, the waters flowing out from under him formed the Mendenhalla Lake, which is growing all the time. Melting water also flushes out the ice from the bottom, which creates unusual structures and caves inside the glacier. Their appearance and size changes almost every day. Unique impressions are also the result of piercing the sun's rays by several meters of ice.

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In Derwez, in 1971, rich gas deposits were found. During the boreholes, the ground on which the drilling rig stood had collapsed, creating a crater from which poisonous methane started to escape. Soviet engineers, a bit scared by the situation, came up with the idea to get rid of gas by arson. They were convinced that after a few days after the gas there would be no trace of it. They did not expect them to be so wrong. The gas did not burn out. The crater has been burning for forty-four years and allows a handful of tourists who visit this inaccessible country to enjoy the unearthly view. The gas can burn out at any moment. We are lucky to see this place in all its glory.