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Clouds of waves Undulatus Asperatus - abbreviated as Asperitas, a rare type of cloud recognized by the world meteorological organization.

A small frozen lake forms beautiful crystal shapes in Switzerland.

Salt fields in Bolivia look like a giant mirror of the sky.

The moment the dust storm on the coast makes many people think of a beer mug.

Blue Lagoon sea was so clear that the boat looked like it was floating above the sea.

This floor is a unique work of art, but not everyone bravely stepped on it when they first came here.

Until now scientists have not found the cause of creating strange light balls of different colors and shapes in the night sky in Norway's Hessdalen valley.

The crater in Guatemala, 18m wide and 100m deep appears after the storm Agatha passed.

The shadow of Mt. Fuji in Japan spans up to 24km, covering a valley below.

A strange shaped cloud in the sky.

Sun spots are shaped like sunflowers.

The aurora is taken from the universe, this is the result of collisions between matter particles emanating from the Sun's atmosphere and the Earth's gas particle.

"The sun goes down to the mountain" looks like a burning mountain of coal.

The orthopedic surgery after the traffic accident left Carlos Rodriguez with only half his head.

The cancer took away Billy Owen's right eye.

After a car accident, Xiaolian lost his nose and the doctor had to 'implant' a new nose on his forehead instead.

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