A gravity defying hotel has been designed by a Turkish Architest where he plans to build the hotel on a cliff’s edge measured at 1,982 foot. But this is not the main catch of the hotel! The hotel is going to have a glass-bottomed swimming pool, which will be suspended in mid-air.

The hotel is defintely something that all adventure seekers would love to visit. The hotel plans to be built Preikestolen, a cliff in southern Norway. With the news of the hotel becoming public, it has made the cliff a popular tourist attraction.

The proposed hotel is designed by Hayri Atak Studio, will have a pool that protudes out from the side of the cliff is still to get planning permission, but once it does, it will have a view of the Lysefjorden fjord.

The hotel is not for the weak of hearts, since the hotel is set to have at least three floors with guest rooms taht will have balconies juting out.

The swimming pool is planned to be built under there three floors, with the plan to give the swimmers in the pool an eye opening drop under the pool.

However, if you think this is the first pool of its kind, you stand corrected. In June 2021, a design for an infinity pool on top of a London skyscrapper were revealed. This pool is to be placed on top of a 55-storey luxury hotel.

Margaret Neville, a woman who lives in South Africa made an amazing discovery in her garden on one September afternoon. While she was looking at her lavender bushes, she found an ever so beautiful ‘flower mantis’, that used its floral appearance as camouflage. The mantis found by this female had a large swirl pattern on its back, while protrusions on its legs that looked like lavender budgs.

Margaret was so surprised on finding the specie, that she even named it “Miss Frilly Pants”.

Since the picture of the mantis went viral, it has been spotted in picture at a lot of places, including waterfall retreats & environmental center Facebook page.

With several species of mantis across the world, another type is the orchid praying mantis. The females of this specie are larger in size, brilliant in color and have legs that look like orchid petals.

With so many different species present across the globe, you can never be sure when you could be up for a surprise.

Back in 2017, over 2 million to 7.4 million Americans traveled to see the amazing spectacle of the first solar eclipse in 99 years.

With the normal people choosing to travel on ground, photographer Job Carmichael found an airbound way. He took a flight with Southwest Airlines and captured the which is perhaps the best picture in the history of eclipses, from an altitude of 39,000 feet (11,890 meters). As a result, the picture he took was like none taken before.

With over 1200 pictures taken in two minutes, the photographer was able to take a perfect shot of the eclipse over Snake River. It took him over 365 days to process the pictures in a humongous mosaic of pictures which he titled 108. He has even put limited editions of the picture up for sales on his own website.

Carmichael claims that this was the most complex photography project he had taken in his entire career as it took hundred of hours of hard work.

The crew on-board the Southwest Airlines also played a vital role when they found about Carmichael’s mission. They teamed up together & they ensure that the windows from which Carmichael would take a shot was spotless.

The breathtaking picture of the eclipse clearly shows how much effort went into it.

After the discovery of two rare fossils in Yukon, scientist have started to look into the mysterious history and background of a predator cat – Scimitar Cat.

With scientist constantly researching on the Scimitar Cat, it has been revealed that the cat, that is now extinct, once used to range across the Northern Hemisphere.

With over 100 year of fossil collection, around 20 fossils of the animal have been discovered Alaska or Yukon. The experts suggest that they still do not know a lot about this animal.From research, scientists have come to the conclusion that this animal was nothing less than a nightmare. The animal was a killing machine, having longer front limbs and shorter back limbs making it a great possibility that it could pounce on its prey. To top it all off, the razor sharp, large, fangs.

However, the word cat in the name shouldn’t fool you. The scitimar cat was not your avearage feline. It weight about 400 pounds. According to scientists, these cats are completely unrelated to the cats that we see nowadays.

The two fossils being discussed in the article, were found decades and continents apart. The discovery of these fossils make researchers believe that the North American & European Scimitar Cats were from the same species of the cat. This basically negates the earlier claim, where scientist thought they were different species on the two continents.

Another positive that researchers believe is the Yukon is rich in ige age fossils and is playing a pivotal role in paleontological research