What is nature's most exciting (coolest) occurrence for you?

[SantaClawz]

The Human Brain.

SantaClawz Reviewed by SantaClawz on 10-17-2007. What is nature's most exciting (coolest) occurrence for you? I could make a poll, but I feel to lazy right now.. but I could name a few that I think are pretty cool... tornados- WHOA! thats some fast wind.. Fire- I like fire:rasta: oh yeah, and waves..waves are cool:cool: Rating: 5

[Markass]

the female orgasm :thumbsup:

To be quite honest. Humans, animals, insects, weather, and plantlife...just about anything is absolutely astounding, as far as nature goes. I mean, the way weather occurs, is amazing....I'm very fascinated by it and clouds definitely in particular...I'm a little too high to be thinking about this right now...:stoned:

[ghosty]

I really really really fucking love severe storms... like really severe ones, where the sirens are going off and and there's lightning everywhere. They dont really scare me at all, in most cases actually I run outside and observe the force of the storm. I think it's a pretty big adrenaline rush... and in some cases kind of a turn-on. Haven't had a chance to get it on in the rain though cause all of my past girlfrends have gotten scared or didnt like the idea.

[4osiris]

Photosynthesis! Divinity at its finest!
LOVE.LIGHT.

[Reefer Rogue]

The occurance of cannabis.

[kingjustin]

unicorns.

[Chong Version 2.0]

Last Christmas I saw that comet flying over the southern hemisphere. It was awesome. I also love big waves, pretty much all animals, mountains, thunderstorms, and even blizzards. I pretty much love nature on Earth and in the universe.

[GraziLovesMary]

DAMNIT!! STOP TALKING ABOUT ALASKA AND THE NORTHERN LIGHTS!! Ive really been missin it lately

One day I will ride a tornado.. its one of those fun things I want to do before I die, like pulling the Eject lever on an F-15 while going mach 2.1.

I absolutely love Physics. Be it Astrophysics, Nuclear Physics, Theoretical Physics, it matters not. The more I learn, the more I see the world in physical relationships and mathematical equations. One day I will see the world like Neo sees the Matrix. I want to observe all phenomena the universe has to offer from the nano-scale to the ultramacro-scopic scale. From the Higgs-Boson to the Supermassive Black Hole at the center of our Galaxy. I want to end my life by traveling into a Black Hole and entering a singularity, after about two to three hundred years.

Biology and Chemistry are the other two legs of the tripod that explores the building blocks of our universe, and they interest me immensely as well.

If it hasnt been done before I get to it, I will find a Unified Theory. And for all proponents of it, String Theory is NOT the way to go. They try to build the model, and then come up with an equation, then when that doesnt work, they try to write the equation and then build a model to match. Then they wonder why it never works out.

[AR15]

sure does there is lighting hitting the earth every second



But my favorite natural occurrence would have to be a hurricane, they are such powerful things that really fuck shit up

Well are you talking about lightning or lighting?

If you're talking about lighting, well, I'm talking about lightning.

If you're talking about lightning, then wow, I didn't really know that. I was generally referring to the lightning that are visible during storms. You know, when its during a storm or whatever, and you actually see the strike of it from the sky.

I love lightning so much. I was in an aluminum boat in the middle of a part of Lake Powell during a lightning storm. It's wasn't really my fault I was there at that time, and it did get me worried that it's not a good/sensible situation to be in, but damn, it still was amazing.

Yeah, Northern Lights, that too. I haven't seen it in person, but I really want to. I've never really done much traveling, but I need to. Alaska, no. 1 on the list, ... Sorry Grazi :wtf:

BTW, Grazi, have you been there before?

[4osiris]

What does everybody think about the polar ice caps melting at an extreme rate of 20+% every two years? Experts are linking our severe weather conditions to this anomally and are bracing themselves for even more extremeties. Global warming seems to be raising its ugly head above the surface afterall.

I hope I'm posting this accurately. If not please enlighten.

Go Green.