Category: Rocks

NASA’s Ingenuity Drone Helicopter Makes First Interplanetary Liftoff

Moss And Fog April 19, 2021

The little guy did it! Ingenuity made its first test flight on the surface of Mars.

Sublime Stone Creations by Dietmar Voorwold

Moss And Fog April 19, 2021

Artist Dietmar Voorwold creates stunning artwork made from found objects in nature, like stones and leaves.

Baikal Zen – Stones Seemingly Floating On Ice

Moss And Fog March 2, 2021

These stones are suspended over the ice in an elegant frozen pedestal, like a sculpture from a museum.

Explore Mars’ Stunning Surface in Anticipation of This Week’s Rover Landing

Moss And Fog February 16, 2021

This Thursday, February 18, NASA will attempt to land a large rover on the surface of Mars, after a seven month journey to the Red Planet.

Fall Into Zen with These Mesmerizing Sand Designs

Moss And Fog January 26, 2021

Embracing your Zen is a good thing.

Perfectly Reflected Swiss Landscapes

Moss And Fog September 9, 2020

Rouven Maccario has created a series of beautiful images taking landscapes and creating mirror-image reflections.

Using Salvaged Granite, Sculptor Matt Byrd Creates Puzzle Piece Works of Art

Moss And Fog August 3, 2020

We love the geometric forms and clean style of sculptor Matt Byrd.

Hidden Beach at Islas Marietas in Mexico

Moss And Fog August 3, 2020

The Marietas Islands in Mexico are outside of Puerta Vallarta, and are home to some of the most unique rock formations we've seen.

The Mars Perseverance Rover Is Bringing The Planet’s First Helicopter

Moss And Fog July 31, 2020

The Mars Helicopter is accompanying the latest rover to the red planet, hoping for the very first flight in February 2021.

Planetary Moon Sizes In Comparison With Earth

Moss And Fog July 27, 2020

This captivating animation shows our solar system's moons, in size comparison with Earth.

Explore Mars in 4K With These Beautiful Images

Moss And Fog July 23, 2020

This new video, Mars in 4K, shows us impressive landscapes and complex geographical formations, proof that the planet once had a watery surface, and possibly, life.

Impressive Historical Photos From Mount St. Helen’s Eruption, 40 Years Ago

Moss And Fog May 20, 2020

It was 40 years ago this week that Mount Saint Helens erupted, the biggest eruption in U.S. history, completely changing the shape of the mountain.

Andy Goldsworthy’s Fleeting Art is Surprisingly Permanent

Moss And Fog May 14, 2020

Andy Goldsworthy’s temporary land art has a surprising amount of staying power.

Turkmenistan’s ‘Door To Hell’ Crater Has Been Burning For Fifty Years

Moss And Fog May 3, 2020

Dubbed 'The Door to Hell", the Darvaza gas crater has been burning for fifty years in Turkmenistan

Kai Yan’s Visions of Banff

Moss And Fog April 29, 2020

Banff is a gorgeous part of Alberta, Canada, nestled in the mountains and glacial lakes that makeup Banff National Park, and are world famous for their natural splendor.

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Sørvágsvatn Lake

Moss And Fog April 15, 2020

Sørvágsvatn is a beautiful and unusual lake that is perched right next to the ocean cliffs, creating a fascinating optical illusion of the lake hovering hundreds of feet above the ocean …