7 rarest natural phenomenon you didn't know about

Lapland in Finland

Lapland, Finland’s northernmost region has freezing temperatures and snowfall which makes tress look like snow clad mosters

Lenticular clouds

Often mistaken for UFOs , the cloud formation occurs perpendicular to the wind direction.

Aurora Borealis

This natural effect is caused by electrically charged particles from solar wind which accelerate along the magnetic field lines into the upper atmosphere

Triple Sunrise

This rare and beautiful natural phenomenon is caused by sunlight shining through common atmospheric ice crystals with hexagonal cross-sections

Sailing stones, Death Valley of California

Located in Death Valley, California, it is said that when the mud is wet, high winds move the rocks and cause them to leave tracks.

Gippsland Lakes in Australia

The blue light is created by ‘bioluminescence’, which occurs when tiny organisms in the water are disturbed

The Light poles

A temperature of -20 degrees Celsius or lower is required to create this natural magic. It takes loads of tiny ice crystals in the atmosphere to create this beautiful view