This time-lapse video shot over the course of a week on Spain's Pico del Teide captures the beauty of the world around us, including the Milky Way as seen through a Sahara sandstorm.
The Mountain
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Monteverde, Costa Rica

Ilulissat Icefjord, Denmark

Near the top of the world, lies the glacier Ilulissat Icefjord.

Situated on the west coast of Greenland near the town of Ilulissat and north of the Arctic Circle, this site offers scientists a magnificent natural laboratory for studying climate change and icecap glaciology.

It's significant because the area is actually a combination of several extraordinary natural phenomena. A huge ice-sheet moving at the rate of 62 ft. (19m) per day. Now, combine that with the dramatic sounds of a fast-moving glacial ice-stream careening into a fjord already covered by icebergs. It makes for some incredible icy fireworks not found anywhere else on Earth.

The Ilulissat Icefjord is one of the fastest and most active glaciers in the world, carving more ice per year than any glacier outside Antarctica.

Surtsey, Iceland

A series of volcanic eruptions from 1963-1967 formed this very young island off the southern coast of Iceland.

Because the island immediately received protected status, scientists have been able to study development of plant and animal life free of human influences in this small, isolated area.

Watching the process of a new world form, scientists observed that the first seeds arrived via ocean currents. Molds, bacteria, and fungi appeared next, followed by the first vascular plant in 1965.

This unspoiled natural laboratory is now home to 89 species of birds and 335 species of invertebrates.