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We live in a beautiful, vast world full of wonders we have yet to discover. For most of us, the only exposure we will have to these wonders is through the shared experiences of those around us. These pictures are awe-inspiring. They remind us of how small we are, yet somehow give us a sense of connectedness and belonging. We all share the same planet. #1 The Fukang Meteorite via reddit/u/ turdmalone #2 The shadows that clouds cast over the earth from space via reddit/u/ 1Voice1Life #3 Kayaking near lava in Hawaii via reddit/u/ tek0011 #4 Thor's Well in Oregon via reddit/u/ blazik #5 Footprints from a monk who prayed in the same spot for 20 years via reddit/u/ Juankestein #6 How lighting and angles change your face via reddit/u/ pretendparades source

#1 The TMI-er There are things that should NEVER be uttered or typed in the bowels of Facebook, and this is example 1A. #2 The Couple Who is an Impossible Level of Love And, bet, that they will NOT let their Facbeook friends hear the end of how in love they are. #3 The In-Love Couple, Continued Matching tattoos, so cute! Please, please, PLEASE show us more!

For travelers that enjoy the unique and different, finding a truly adventure-worthy hotel may seem like searching for the proverbial needle in a haystack, but from transparent rooms that hang on the edge of a sheer rock space overlooking Peru’s Sacred Valley to glass igloos in Finland and rooms built around a bullfighting ring in a Mexican metropolis, at least one of these ingenious options are sure to fit the bill. Nature Vive Skylodge, Sacred Valley, Peru via  naturavive.com 1. Natura Vive Skylodge, Sacred Valley, Peru  ( prices & photos ) Welcome to Natura Vive Skylodge, offering some of the most jaw-dropping views on earth from what may be the most terrifyingly thrilling hotel rooms ever constructed. Adrenaline-seekers can sleep in the transparent glass pods that cling to one of the highest peaks in Peru’s Sacred Valley. If you’re brave enough to endure a night, you’ll soak up majestic views across the heartland of the Inca Empire, with a package that includes breakfast and a g

When you think about it, it's amazing that we as humans have adapted to driving at all. The idea that an average citizen can be trusted with a metal box capable of traveling over 100 miles an hour would boggle the minds of our ancestors, but it's taken for granted today. Yet for some people, that level of comfort can turn into something more dangerous: carelessness. Whether they're drinking, texting or just not paying attention to their surroundings, people who don't take driving seriously can threaten their own safety and that of others. So, for the next time you're wondering why there are so many PSAs about impaired or distracted driving, here are 16 reminders. 1. It didn't take this drunk driver long to learn the meaning of "instant karma." via  reddit /  t_11 2. This person is going 75 miles per hour. Also, just in case the picture seems hypocritical, the photographer is in the back seat. via  reddit /  [deleted] 3. This isn't an abandoned van,

North Sentinel Island is located in the Bay of Bengal near Thailand. It is a sunny, tropical place that is almost entirely covered in dense forestation.                                                                       via Associated Press |  Huffington Post  The only problem? It's inhabitants do NOT want visitors. The Sentinelese people are the last isolated tribe on the planet and they would very much like to keep it that way.                                                                                                   via  Panaramio There are thought to be somewhere around 300 residents on the island, untouched by modern civilization or tools, though no one can say for sure. It is illegal to come within five kilometers of their coastline, and they will make sure you know when you have crossed the line. As recently as 2006, they have killed illegal fisherman for poaching lobsters and pigs from the island which are essential food for the locals. Two men were killed while s

Rounding out its celebration of Back to the Future Day, Toyota created not one, but three modern interpretations of Marty McFly’s dream truck from Back to the Future Part II and simultaneously debuted them in New York, Los Angeles and Dallas. I think you’ll agree; the result is pure nostalgic magic. Expertly blending 1980s magic with a modern truck, this 2016 Toyota Tacoma sports some subtle but distinctive upgrades. Note the KC HiLites Gravity LED G46 and KC HiLites Daylighter Gravity LED Image: Toyota Perfectly setting the retro tone, Toyota slathered the truck in the appropriate 1985 paint color code. Then it lifted it on a custom off-road suspension to mimic the ride height. Toyota also bolted up some Toyota Racing Development (TRD) Wheels wrapped in appropriate BFGoodrich tires. The custom tailgate makes the look. Image: Toyota Have something to add to this story? Share it in the comments. source

One of the greatest pleasures of being a kid is putting on a costume, grabbing your plastic jack-o-lantern, and heading out to trick-or-treat for Halloween. It's even better when the neighbors have their yards decorated to the nines. That is, of course, until their decorations scare the hell out of you. Below are 20 front yards that have taken Halloween to the next level. These aren't just decorations, they are epic Halloween installations that would make trick-or-treating a completely awesome - or really frightening, depending on how much of a scaredy-cat you are. Enter if you dare. #1.  The real question is, where does he store this stuff when it's not Halloween? #2.  Shipwrecked in the front yard. #3.  The perfect Nightmare Before Christmas recreation. #4.  There are just too many scary things to look at. #5.  The truth is out there. source