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sixpenceee:THE ATACAMA “ALIEN” Ata is a tiny skeleton (6 inches, 15 cm) found it a Chilean desert. It hosts a variety of strange features: It has only 10 ribs, while most humans have 12. It has a cone shaped head, but researcher believe this is

sixpenceee: THE ATACAMA “ALIEN” Ata is a tiny skeleton (6 inches, 15 cm) found it a Chilean desert. It hosts a variety of strange features: It has only 10 ribs, while most humans have 12. It has a cone shaped head, but researcher believe this

sixpenceee:THE ATACAMA “ALIEN”Ata is a tiny skeleton (6 inches, 15 cm) found it a Chilean desert. It hosts a variety of strange features: It has only 10 ribs, while most humans have 12. It has a cone shaped head, but researcher believe this is

cultrual: What looks like moss covering rocks is actually a very dense, flowering shrub that happens to be a relative of parsley, living in the extremely high elevations of the Atacama Desert in Chile. (Source)

house-of-gnar-deactivated201810: Milky Way over the Atacama Desert | RealLifeVideos

moodboardmix: Atacama Desert, Chile. After almost 7 years of having no rain throughout the region, massive downpours in March caused pink mallow flowers and 200 other plant species to bloom. The phenomenon, in which dormant seeds come to life after

travelelmundo: Valle de la Luna, Atacama Desert, Chile

robertozod: This is the Chilean “Atacama Desert” one of the clearest spots in the world to see the stars, and home to one of the largest telescopes on the planet. Amazing

lenin-grad: Mano del Desierto - Atacama Desert I think a trip to chile might actually happen this year

robertozod: This is the Chilean “Atacama Desert” one of the clearest spots in the world to see the stars, and home to one of the largest telescopes on the planet.

spacebloggers: just—space: Silhouettes under the milky in the Chilean Atacama desert

vuelvolar: The Atacama desert Take me

trefoiled: The Atacama Desert in Chile is the most arid non-polar region in the world. Evidence suggests it may have received no significant rainfall for a 400 year period from 1570 to 1971, and many weather stations placed there have never seen rain.

trefoiled: The Atacama Desert in Chile is the most arid non-polar region in the world. Evidence suggests it may have received no significant rainfall for a 400 year period from 1570 to 1971, and many weather stations placed there have never seen rain.

trefoiled: The Atacama Desert in Chile is the most arid non-polar region in the world. Evidence suggests it may have received no significant rainfall for a 400 year period from 1570 to 1971, and many weather stations placed there have never seen rain.

did-you-kno: SourceAnother weirdly amazing piece of nature: the llareta shrubs in the Atacama Desert

revoras: Riding in Dunes, Atacama Desert by Alex Fuentes Via Flickr: Strobist info: A Speedlight 530 ex as slave in the right side, front of the subject, more set info, Exif date.

cultrual: What looks like moss covering rocks is actually a very dense, flowering shrub that happens to be a relative of parsley, living in the extremely high elevations of the Atacama Desert in Chile. (Source)

spaceexp: The Helix Nebula captured by La Silla observatory in Chile’s Atacama desert. via reddit

sixpenceee: THE ATACAMA “ALIEN” Ata is a tiny skeleton (6 inches, 15 cm) found it a Chilean desert. It hosts a variety of strange features: It has only 10 ribs, while most humans have 12. It has a cone shaped head, but researcher believe this

oecologia: Colors of the Atacama Desert (Salta, Argentina) by Stéphane San Quirce.

cultrual: What looks like moss covering rocks is actually a very dense, flowering shrub that happens to be a relative of parsley, living in the extremely high elevations of the Atacama Desert in Chile. (Source)

unexplained-events: Hand of Desert. A sculpture in Atacama, Chile.

cultrual: What looks like moss covering rocks is actually a very dense, flowering shrub that happens to be a relative of parsley, living in the extremely high elevations of the Atacama Desert in Chile. (Source)

plcsiwillvisit:Atacama Desert, Chile. Photo: @dantom

yannespi-now: Breaking the surface. Atacama Desert Chile

cultrual: What looks like moss covering rocks is actually a very dense, flowering shrub that happens to be a relative of parsley, living in the extremely high elevations of the Atacama Desert in Chile. (Source)

oneshotolive: Laguna Miñiques acting as a perfect mirror in the early morning, Atacama Desert, Chile [OC] [5048 × 3366] @itk.jpeg 📷: itk_jpeg

cultrual: What looks like moss covering rocks is actually a very dense, flowering shrub that happens to be a relative of parsley, living in the extremely high elevations of the Atacama Desert in Chile. (Source)

billymonday: Atacama (2015) The Atacama is the oldest, driest desert in the world. It’s a powerful, foreboding place, and hard on the traveler. Here, vexvoir pauses to learn from the rocks of this mystical and ancient environment.

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