When Kawah Ijen volcano in Indonesia erupts, it looks like it’s spitting out bright blue and purple lava. In Racetrack Playa, California, rocks about as heavy as a horse are moving around on their own and leaving trails behind. Once a year, just for a few moments, a waterfall in Yosemite turns into a firefall. There are underwater lakes and rivers in the ocean.

Isn’t that amazing? We’re mired in our daily lives and don’t even realize how many astonishing things happen around us every day. What were 60,000 jellyfish doing in space? When and why was Niagara Falls dry? Where can you see a green sunset and a flowering desert? Let’s dig into some of the Earth’s mysteries and look at some extraordinary things that ever happened on our planet!

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EPISODES:
The Earth had a second moon! 00:00
Jellyfish in space 0:48
The biggest solar storm 1:20
A Green Flash 1:48
Blue and purple lava 2:12
Niagara Falls was once dry 2:35
Sailing stones 2:55
When a waterfall turns into a firefall 3:23
The Danakil Depression 3:49
The mystery of low gravity 4:12
Underwater lakes and rivers 4:36
Never-ending wave 5:20
One of the driest places 5:43
The lightning capital of the world 6:18
Clouds that look like giant mountain hats 6:56
Flowers in the Arctic Ocean 7:16
The cave lit by glowworms 7:45
The oldest organism on Earth 8:03
Volcanoes can produce lightnings! 8:28
Fire tornadoes 8:50
Fire rainbows 9:11
White rainbows 9:26

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