If you’ve ever visited or seen photographs of Ireland, you know that this country is teeming with some gorgeous landscapes and coastal areas. And when discussing the scenic coasts of Ireland, you’d be amiss if you skipped over the historic and mind-blowing attraction of the Giant’s Causeway. This natural wonder – one part gorgeous coastal [...]
The United States definitely has a wide variety of natural wonders. From massive falls and rivers to canyons and other desert attractions, this country really does have a lot of natural sights that are quite impressive. And while it’s not quite as well known as the Grand Canyon, the Bryce Canyon National Park is one [...]
When you think about rock formations in Egypt, your mind might wander to the man-made pyramids that are such a popular tourist destination. But Egypt has another area that hosts some rock formations of the nature-made variety – the White Desert. And while we certainly can’t take anything away from the majesty of the pyramids, [...]
Finally! You’ve reached the solid inner core and boy, is it hot! This interior core is roughly 3,200 miles deep! 
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Now that you have passed through the mantle, you are at the edge of the outer core. Can you swim?