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Stars under the stars

Billings, Montana · Billings

Stars under the stars

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My heart racing, I lay hidden with friends in the back of a wood-paneled station wagon as another teenager in our group steered us through the dimly lit ticket window, purchasing a single ticket. Once clear, and after selecting a…See the Story

Cat Who Survived 400-Foot Utah Canyon Fall Adopted by Rescuing Pilot

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KANAB, Utah (ABC4) — The senior cat who survived a near 400-foot fall that killed both of her owners in Utah's Bryce Canyon National Park has found a new home with the pilot who rescued her. Mirage, the cat, was found by search and rescue pilot Chelsea Tugaw and her team at the bottom of Bryce Canyon on April 29, according to Best Friends Animal Society. A specialist on the mission picked up what they presumed to be a backpack, but it turned out…Cats · Utah See the Story

Bright Boulders In The Desert: The Story Behind Ugo Rondinone’s Seven Magic Mountains

Just off Interstate 15, between Las Vegas and Los Angeles, a weird and wonderful sight appears in the beige desert. Like something out of a dream or a pop-art hallucination – seven neon-colored boulders standing tall in the Mojave landscape. Welcome to Seven Magic Mountains, the land art installation by Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone that has been mesmerizing millions since 2016. But how did this Instagram-famous landmark come to be in this weird pl…Las Vegas, Nevada · Las Vegas Read Article

Best US East Coast National Parks For Adventure Lovers

When people think of epic national park adventures, they think of the American West. But for those looking for rugged cliffs, wild shores, dense forests, and rich history, the East Coast has it all. From rocky Maine coastlines to Appalachian trails, the East has a diverse and thrilling array of national parks for outdoor enthusiasts. Northeast National Parks: Wild and Rugged Start in Acadia National Park in Maine, one of the crown jewels of the …United States · United States Read Article

It’s Getting Hot In Here: The Real Reasons Behind Climate Change

Climate change is a big, complicated issue—because it is. But at the end of the day, it’s about one thing: the Earth’s climate system being out of balance. I started digging into the science behind it, not out of curiosity but to really understand how our planet is changing and why. Spoiler: it’s not just about hotter summers. The Greenhouse Effect Think of the greenhouse effect as the Earth’s heating system. Greenhouse gases like CO₂, methane, …Climate Change Read Article

Cutting methane emissions could quickly slow global warming

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Global methane emissions are rising at record speed, but cutting it could slow global warming faster than reducing carbon dioxide.Climate Change See the Story

Why Do Blue Sharks Swim So Fast (and Where Are They Going)?

I love fast animals—cheetahs, falcons, marlins—but recently I went deep (kind of literally) into one of the ocean’s fastest predators: the blue shark. With their blue-white bodies and flowing fins and conical snouts, blue sharks are beautiful and built for speed. Found in temperate and tropical waters all over the world, these sharks are the cruisers of the open sea. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Joshua Blank (@joshblankphotograph…Read Article

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