Astronauts Capture Breathtaking View of Namibia’s Brandberg Massif from ISS
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station recently captured a breathtaking view of the Brandberg Massif, also known as the ‘Burning Mountain’ of granite, located in Namibia. This stunning photograph showcases the highest point in Namibia, standing at an impressive 2,573 meters above sea level. Learn about the cultural and geological significance of the Brandberg Massif, including the famous ‘White Lady’ rock painting and the diverse rock types in the Namib Desert. Explore the geological history dating back millions of years and the human impact on the region, making it a popular tourist destination for rock art and archaeological sites.
Bolivia’s Cholita Climbers Dream of Conquering Everest in Traditional Skirts
Bolivia’s cholita climbers, dressed in traditional attire, aim to conquer Everest after already conquering other mountains. With their determination and exceptional mountaineering skills, they challenge stereotypes and break barriers in the world of mountaineering.
Mystery of Colombia’s Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta Range
A mysterious mountain range in northern Colombia has left scientists puzzled over its extraordinary height. The Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta range, which boasts some of the tallest peaks in Colombia, has long been a subject of curiosity for geologists….