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Humans are usually quite curious. We want to see more and find out more. We are constantly looking for the most recent, cool, most beautiful thing and differs for each of us. Some are looking for new trends in fashion, others are constantly overcome scientific discoveries. Some people feel the need to always know what is cool and new in the world of technology, and the more the artist likes to know what is the last craze in the world of art. But do you know what? Sometimes, see a fresh and beautiful thing, you do not need to invent it, simply look around you. Nature can be quite fantastic and the astounding mind. Today, we offer a list of 8 most cool natural phenomena and the most beautiful.

1. Frozen methane bubbles
If you want to see this natural phenomenon Abraham Lake in Alberta, Canada is your best choice, but this also occurs in other high altitude lakes. So, how is it going? Well, especially these frozen bubbles come into effect when something like leaves, insects or small animals fall into the lake and eat by methane-producing bacteria as a by-product. Methane freezes when he touches ice and the result is beautiful. It's a bit dangerous because these bubbles are very flammable (it's a methane after all), so when the ice melted in the spring, it's better not to light nearby or there will be an explosion.

2. star sea
The sea of ​​stars is a phenomenon that occurs at the Maldives, on the island of Vaadhoo. Here you can see beautiful sandy beaches. Transform something out of the Avatar movie in the evening. The waters start creating small blue lights and leave behind what looks like small lights. It really looks like the sea is made of stars here, but it's really a bioluminescent phytoplankton that creates this effect.

3. Aurora
Aurora, also called Nordic light, is a magnificent display of natural light that occurs in the high altitude sky. This concerns protons and electrons, magnetic fields and solar winds and many other complicated scientific terms. We urge you to read it if you are curious, but let's just say it's one of those beautiful things you need to see at least once in your life.

4. LENTICULAR CLOUDS
The lenticular clouds look like something a sci-fi movie. They are shaped like a lens or saucer and some people theoretically like they are in fact a blanket for UFOs. In reality, these clouds are completely natural and are formed around high mountains due to disturbance of air flows and low temperatures.

5. Frost flowers
Frost flowers are of all shapes and sizes and can form both on the floor and on the water. On the ground, they usually form around long rod plants when the temperature is frozen, but the floor is not yet frozen. The SAP in the soles oozes through thin cracks and freezes when it is in contact with the air. A similar thing happens on the lakes when the temperature above the water is colder than under it.

6. Light pillars
The light pillars look like giant distorting swords suspended in the middle air and can be quite colored according to the light source and the conditions that surround them. They can be created by the sun, the moon and even street lights or other objects of the man. They are basically a reflection of light in tiny ice particles in the air.

7. Rainbow of fire
"Fire Rainbow" is actually a misleading name for such a phenomenon because there is no real fire involved. In fact, it's quite the opposite. It is in fact light reflections in small ice crystals that are observed on the cirroticstratus or cirrus clouds, which certainly have a rather virgin fire as a form like a form.

8. Mammatus clouds
The clouds of Mammatus are rather worrying in their appearance and are usually associated with thunderstorms. These lumpy sachets at the base of the clouds are formed of cold air depressed at the bottom of the cloud. The clouds of mammatus are not always uniform and can be both smooth and smoothed with their shape, as well as to appear very translucent sometimes.