On Earth Day, let"s journey to one of nature"s most stunning displays of geothermal power—Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. The largest hot spring in the US, it spans 370 feet across and reaches temperatures of 160°F. This geothermal marvel is fueled by the immense heat of the massive Yellowstone volcano beneath the surface. Its vivid rings of blue, green, yellow, and orange are created by heat-loving microorganisms—called thermophiles—that thrive in the mineral-rich waters.
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Stuben am Arlberg, Austria
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San Gimignano, Siena Tuscany, Italy
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World Bicycle Day
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Happy Mothers Day!
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20 years later
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World Book Day
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Fibonacci Day
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