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The video was shot over the Arctic Circle, right between the borders of Canada, Alaska and Russia. It took only a few seconds to shoot a truly stunning landscape in every sense of the word.

This phenomenon can only be seen once a year for 35 seconds. The moon appears in all its glory to such an extent that it seems that it is about to collide with the earth, and immediately after that there is a total eclipse of the sun for only 5 seconds, during which it suddenly becomes dark, and then the light returns.

This phenomenon occurs only at the perihelion point (the point where the Moon is closest to the Earth), and then we can see the enormous speed with which our planet is moving.

I don't know if there is an english word called solubility but everything is soluble, everything is transient in nature , it is interchangeable, it is exhaustable. I think human beings would have greater ability to relax and have a little bit of sense of humour, more sense of humour if they understood this sense of perspective of change and transient nature of self and everything else. So there's a little bit of sunshine or brightness on the contemplation of impermanence and death that has to be understood as well.

Moyland Castle, Germany 🇩🇪

Moyland Castle is a historic moated castle in western Germany, near the border with the Netherlands. Surrounded by gardens and water, it is known for its romantic Neo-Gothic appearance.

The castle’s origins date back to the 14th century, when it was built as a fortified manor. Over the centuries, it was expanded and redesigned by different noble families. In the 19th century, architect Ernst Friedrich Zwirner transformed it into the fairy-tale style seen today.

Moyland Castle was damaged during World War II and later restored after years of neglect. Today, it is famous for housing the Museum Schloss Moyland, which contains a major collection of works by Joseph Beuys.