Lightning bolts strikes so fast (224,000 miles per hour) that by the time you see it it seems to be over. In this video, a lightning storm in South Dakota has been slowed down to 2,000 frames per second. The results are stunning.
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Most of you are familiar with Alta, Snowbird, Park City, and the other ski resorts located around Salt Lake City. They’re world-class (…)
We’ve all ridden a detachable/high-speed chairlift or a gondola at this point, right? The technology has been around for decades, and (…)
^Me, watching Veronica Paulsen be an absolute legend. Ladies and gentlemen, Veronica Paulsen deserves your attention. Paulsen (…)
“Damn snowboarders stealing my first tracks. Not today! Dub 1620 smackdown!” Hotdog Hans at again dishing out (…)
“I ran back down to the hill where she was at, laying, like, lifeless, just bleeding everywhere.” (…)
Currently snowpack in the high country of Colorado is higher than it was at the same time in 2019, the last year Colorado’s drought level (…)
