Yosemite National Park Waterfall Transforms Into A Mesmerizing "Firefall" Every February
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California's Yosemite National Park is home to numerous stunning waterfalls. However, from mid-to-late February each year, the unlikely star of the pristine preserve is Horsetail Fall — a small, nondescript waterfall that forms over the eastern edge of the park's famous vertical rock formation, El Capitan, every winter. That's because, during the two-week-period, the temporary 1,000-foot fall frequently transforms into a spectacular "firefall" for about ten minutes a day during sunset.
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billybobjoe2346년 이하That is sick
gamer21476년 이하i wonder how?
actualgoldxd6년 이하The sky is blue because air molecules scatter in different directions. The ocean is blue because water absorbs color. Things can refract light and become a different color. There, answered your question
huejanus686년 이하the sun shines on the water and it reflects and makes a vibrant orange yellow color
serpentau6년 이하Thanks for the info @huejanus68!
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k13405496년 이하there is no lava. very cool
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