Since the space age began, we have enjoyed looking at incredibly detailed views of our whole world. From the Amazon River, to the Nile River, to the Great Barrier Reef, these 15 Outstanding Photos captured from space feature a look at some of the longest rivers and other captivating places where waterways meet.

Do you know the fact – you could fit one million planet Earths inside the Sun! While that’s being a mind-blowing fact itself, can you believe our solar system’s big boy ‘Sun’ is just about to represent 1 pixel in the following uber-cool picture? Then you’re about to see the facts and figures of these big/bigger/biggest and most brightest stars in the universe (from Sun to VY Canis Majoris) along with a relative graphical illustration and an awesome video clip too.

Here comes the third/final part and the ultimate creative showdown of “Cannes Lions 2010″ series which is going to feature the most prestigious “Golden Lions” and newly introduced “Grand Prix” Award Winning Awesome Ad Films – for your inspiration.

The Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival (IAF) is the world’s biggest celebration of creativity in communications, for those working in advertising and related fields. In this post, I am pleased to share with you the best of Cannes Lions 2010 Bronze Award Winning – creatively done, inspiring, awesome, mind-Blowing, touching, awareness creating, thought provoking, funny Ad Films.

Get ready to explore our planet earth from top to bottom (35000 ft above and below sea level) – going to explore the earth’s surface from peaks to mysterious depths, tallest mountain (Mount Everest) to deepest Mariana ocean trench. With thanks to the designer Karl Tate and OurAmazingPlanet.com, I am pleased to share this stunning infographic with you.

Ever since the primary eruption in Eyjafjallajökull, the world has become a horrified audience to Iceland’s state of well-being. In order to get the word out that Iceland is literally embracing travelers with open arms, the Icelandic government created an innovative “Inspired by Iceland” campaign few days ago to help kick-start summer tourism. Iceland is more alive than ever, bursting with energy, activity and hospitality. Have a look at this new website and this wonderful video of people in Iceland dancing to Emiliana Torrini’s song Drum Drum and be inspired by Iceland!

Earth is the third planet from the Sun, the fifth-largest and the densest of the eight planets in the Solar System. It is also the largest of the Solar System’s four terrestrial planets. OK! now, lets come to the focus point of this blog post: How big is our planet Earth? I mean, compare to other planets… In the following mind-blowing picture, you’ll start to appreciate how small earth is!!! Icing on the cake: Now, you can interact with the Scale of the Universe too!

Nature lover, Photographer John Parminter born and brought up in a rural community in the Britain county of Cumbria, home to the Lake District (aka Lakeland), takes some unbelievably spellbinding photos while exploring the astonishing UK landscape.

On Friday, 7th of May 2010, out of nowhere a day trip/outing to Vaalpaarai (Hill station in Tamil Nadu) was decided to escape from the immense heat in our home town -Erode (Temperature around 35 °C). We, Total of 22 family members (Our family, Uncle’s, Cousin bros…) joined in the journey. When it comes to choose hill stations, generally people prefer Ooty, Kodaikanal, Moonar in South India. As we all seen these places already and due to some commitments, this time we picked ourselves for Vaalpaarai, yet to seen by any of our family, yet-to-be-explored natural beauty. Less polluted and crowded than other hill stations. Full of greenery everywhere.

The Earth is undoubtedly an amazing planet, and not just by way of the almost boundless variety of life that is supports, its very core – the land itself – is admirably varied and influential. Man must feel the earth to know himself and recognize his values…. God made life simple.  It is man who complicates it.  ~ Charles A. Lindbergh Sir David Attenborough set out on a memorable journey for BBC  One Programmes (The One Show) across the seven continents in search of the most awe-inspiring natural wonders of our planet and came up with this hour-long spectacular documentary (greatest visions of the world I’ve ever seen) presented & narrated by David Attenborough himself, produced by Peter Crawford, photographed by Mike Lemmon and broadcast by BBC in 2002. Image Credit: TinyPic It is arranged by continent and specifically covers the following wonders: * North America – Deserts, canyonlands, Death Valley, Yellowstone, Yosemite, Mesas, the [Continue Reading]