Armchair travel makes you smarter
Travel breaks us out of our parochial ways, forcing us to contemplate other cultures and ways of living that we otherwise wouldn’t. It throws our old conception of reality out the window and replaces it with an updated, more complex one. Travel – whether virtually or in person – makes people smarter. At the mention [ Read More … ]
Space Travel With Hibernation
Imagine being placed into protective slumber for weeks or months when on your way to distant galactic destinations. Hibernation would not just prevent boredom in a tiny space capsule; it would save mission cost as well. The hibernating members wouldn’t need to eat or drink and would even require far less oxygen than those awake. There [ Read More … ]
Black holes have quantum properties
Black holes have properties characteristic of quantum particles, suggesting that the puzzling cosmic objects can be at the same time small and big, heavy and light, or dead and alive. Black holes have a great amount of matter packed into a very small area One Star’s End is a Black Hole’s Beginning. Most black holes form [ Read More … ]
Virtual tour – the travel of the future
As the mercury continues to dip, venture to faraway places. Experience far-flung destinations from your armchair. Use virtual reality as a “try before you buy”. by treating virtual reality like the destination itself. Explore the world from your living room for as low as $5.00 for a travel / educational / historical documentary. The Earth [ Read More … ]
Hubble telescope peeks inside cosmic keyhole
New stars are commonly formed in the Milky Way. The Hubble Space Telescope has glimpsed a mesmerizing nebula in Orion, with a very distinctive feature. The reflection nebula NGC 1999, taken December 1999, shows a peculiar portrait of the swirling cloud of gas and dust. The nebula is a relic of a star’s formation. V380 [ Read More … ]
Travel the world from your easy chair
Armchair travel is the act of exploring a place, learning about a culture, or going on an adventure without leaving your home. Virtual holidays is the perfect way to learn about new cultures and destinations without having to pack your luggage, wait in long line-ups at the airport, or buy expensive plane tickets. The Earth [ Read More … ]
Killer Plant hiding in sun’s glare.
An asteroid found hiding in sun’s glare may one day hit Earth. Astronomers have discovered a giant asteroid hiding in the glare of the sun. It might one day cross paths with Earth. At 1.5 kilometers wide, this asteroid is the largest hazardous asteroid spotted in the past eight years. Astronomers have dubbed it a “planet [ Read More … ]
It’s a wonderful world – travel virtually
Want to travel but haven’t got the funds or the time? No problem! Explore the world from the comfort of your own home with armchair travel. Download the documentary of your choice and enjoy the wonders of the world. Here’s how. log in to https://www.wynterseaproductions.ca/shop/ select your travel adventure for as little as $5.00 and [ Read More … ]
Sailing Vessel Wyntersea Sails Mexico
Mexico conjures up diverse, vivid dreams. It offers palm-fringed beaches, chili-spiced cuisine, steamy jungles, and fiesta fireworks. Away from the resorts is the Central American coastline where sailing vessel Wyntersea sailed down the west coast of Mexico and into the Sea of Cortez. Mexico’s Baja Peninsula is the earth’s second-longest peninsula, filled with a mystical, ethereal, majestic and [ Read More … ]
World travel – life’s greatest experience
Virtual travel is about exploring new cultures and getting to know places around the world. There are many things that give a person peace: family, music, writing, friends, movies – and travel. There is an excitement connected with virtually travelling the world, the wonder of seeing new places, and the joy that comes with learning about new cultures. Jump [ Read More … ]
Explore the world from your living room
Meet virtual travel where innovative media technology builds a digital landscape for stay-at-home travellers to enjoy – with an easy download. We live in an age of unprecedented access to digital technology – and with it brand new ways of exploring the world around us. Trek through scenic countryside and traditional villages in England’s Eden Valley or [ Read More … ]
Niue – the coral rock of Polynesia
Niue, the smallest independent nation in the world, lies in the South Pacific Ocean. This Pacific Island paradise like no other. It is one of the smallest countries, and of the largest raised coral atolls on earth. Niue is a place where it’s normal for strangers to wave at each other, all the time. Imagine a large [ Read More … ]
Fill Your Travel Bucket List Without Leaving Home
We’re living in a pretty extraordinary time right now. COVID-19 is the world’s biggest global health crisis of our lifetime. It goes without saying that the virus has affected our travel plans. But that is no reason not to visit the places on your bucket list. Experience your travel destination from the comfort of your [ Read More … ]
Megadrought on Earth affected gravity at the edge of space
An intense drought that has persisted on Earth for over two decades is now thought to have affected gravity waves where our planet’s atmosphere meets outer space. This precipitation deficit caused by the megadrought has been accompanied by a significant decrease in gravity waves at the edge of space, suggesting that changes in the lower [ Read More … ]
UFO sighting – the right place, the right time
Mysterious lights. Sinister saucers. Alien abductions. UFO sightings are not new and sometimes it is a matter of being in the right place at the right time. My eyes are always drawn tot he night sky. When I saw this aerial object it was hard not to wonder – is it something mystical or otherworldly? The [ Read More … ]
Satisfy your wanderlust virtually
There are ways to satisfy your wanderlust without leaving the house. Virtual travel is as simple as downloading the documentary and watching it when you want and as often as you want. The Earth is everchanging, offering humans an experience to remember. Begin your virtual exploration of the world for as low as $5.00 for [ Read More … ]
Safest place to be during an earthquake
Boats are much safer on the open waters if a tsunami occurs after the earthquake. However, this does not mean that you should attempt to navigate your boat out of the harbor in anticipation of the tsunami. If your boat is in the marina or harbor when the earthquake strikes, a tsunami can sweep into [ Read More … ]
William Marster’s Palmerston
The South Pacific‘s Cook Islands are spread over 2.2 million square kilometers and are named after Captain James Cook. Rarotonga‘s razor-backed ridges and saw-tooth peaks that swoop down into the sea. This Pacific Island was home to travel writer Robert Dean Frisbie. In 1995 the band Split Enz visited Rarotonga and wrote the song ‘Kiss The Road of Rarotonga‘ after a motorcylce accident while there. [ Read More … ]
From easy-chair to the South Pacific; the rise of virtual travel
Travel-adventure documentaries has connected millions of travel enthusiasts. Every year, avid travellers flock to their favorite travel show to find, plan and book their dream vacation. Virtual travel is not a dreamed up future, where hover cars and smart contact lenses are the norm. However, with the increased popularity of virtual reality and people’s growing [ Read More … ]
A wee taste of Costa Rica
Costa Rica is more than a vacation destination; it is an interactive sensory experience, with warm climate, sunny beaches and biodiversity. Imagine an array of majestic volcanoes, misty cloud forests, stunning river valleys, and hundreds of beaches. Costa Rica lies on the narrow peninsula of Central America, neatly tucked between Nicaragua to its north, Panama to its [ Read More … ]
Virtual tours – the travel of the future
With a little creativity and help from technology, you can travel almost anywhere in the world in the blink of an eye. Travel isn’t always physical, and virtually exploring the wonders of our world is fast-becoming the way of travel and a great way to spend some quality time at home. The Earth is everchanging, [ Read More … ]
New Zealand – the long white cloud
New Zealand is famous for the Lord of the Rings landscape, glow worms, glaciers, penguins and so much more. With 30% of the country designated as natural reserve there are extensive green hills and forests full of lush vegetation. New Zealand is a world of legends and myths, passed through the generations. There are ancient Maori burial sites and Cape Reinga‘s [ Read More … ]
How to virtually explore the world
Virtual travel will set you free from the worries connected with flight delays, customs, lost luggage. It’s 2pm on a snowy Sunday travel to French Polynesia to swim with hammerhead sharks. Or trek across the north of England on Wainwright’s self-guided walk. The Earth is everchanging, offering humans an experience to remember. Begin your virtual [ Read More … ]
Step aboard a virtual sailboat for modern travel
Virtual travel offers intriguing possibilities. Sail the South Pacific without buying a boat. Trek across the north of England with getting blisters. Discover new ways of exploration, as virtual reality brings faraway places closer—challenge yourself to embrace sustainable practices wherever you choose to go in the future. The Earth is everchanging, offering humans an experience to [ Read More … ]