The longest distance one can travel on Earth without having to cross a large body of water! The route is 21,808 km long and starts in Cape Town, South Africa and only ends in Magadan, Russia. To give you an idea, this would be more than the half of earths circumference, which is 40,075 km. Temporally, it would take approximately 194 days of continuous walking (with no breaks) to complete the route. At a more leisurely pace, with stop rights and everything else, it would take more than three years to complete the line. Would you be able to walk it if you had the time?

Planet Sound

How our solar system travels?

This is what the ISS looks like?

How our solar system actually moves?

Iceland Volcano Eruption 2021

It’s the sound of the Earth’s magnetic field that a
scientist at the Technical University of Denmark was able to record.