7 Wonders of the World for 2020: Discover the most impressive places on the planet

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Which of the most exceptional places on Earth amaze us with their beauty and deserve to be among the seven wonders of the world for 2020?

1. Mosquito Bay, Puerto Rico

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Mosquito Bay is probably the best place in the world to admire a fascinating natural phenomenon - bioluminescence. The protected section on the island of Vieques is home to a special type of plankton that emits blue-green light when disturbed. Although the phenomenon occurs spontaneously around the world, there are only six places where it occurs regularly. However, it is the brightest in Mosquito Bay.

2. Son Doong Cave, Vietnam

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Son Doong is the largest cave in the world. It is hidden deep in the jungle of Phong Nha Ke-Bang National Park and is so large that it can comfortably fit a whole block of New York skyscrapers. The cave even has its own specific weather. Clouds gather around colossal natural skylights, through which the rays of the sun enter. It is in bright places that life grows. This underground jungle will amaze you with rare plant species, interesting insects. Son Doong is home to a group of monkeys. Every year, only a handful of tourists are allowed to enter on a five-day expedition, who can camp for two nights in Son Doong itself.

3. Meteor Crater, Arizona

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Barringer Crater is considered to be the best preserved meteor impact site. About 50,000 years ago, a huge piece of stone weighing 300,000 tons penetrated the atmosphere. It hit the earth with a force a thousand times greater than the nuclear bomb in Hiroshima. The soil immediately melted, leaving a hole almost 1.6 km in diameter and 168 meters deep. To this day, you can see the moment of impact frozen in time. Barringer Crater was the first site of impact convincingly caused by a meteor.

4. Marian Trench, Marianas Islands

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The Marian Trench is the deepest part of all the world's oceans. The deepest place called Challenger is about 11,000 meters deep. If you threw Mount Everest inside, its summit would not disturb the sea waves. Down there is still something to discover: strange creatures glowing in the dark, thermal vents that may be the clue to the origin of life on Earth. In fact, we know very little about the world there. Fewer people visited the local depths than landed on the moon's surface.

5. Don Sheldon Amphitheater, Alaska

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The near-perfect semicircle of jagged snow peaks that surround the Ruth Glacier is one of the most inspiring countries in America, even though you've probably never heard of it before. It is located in Denali National Park and has been inaccessible to everyone for years, except for a few hardy climbers. Now, however, in the middle of all this snow-covered beauty, the luxurious Sheldon Chalet has opened, so even those who are not in love with the freezing weather can enjoy the wonderful views in peace.

6. International Space Station

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NASA has announced plans to allow regular tourist visits to the International Space Station (ISS) in 2020. An attractive offer, though? The ISS (International Space Station) is not only the largest and most complex machine ever launched into space, but also our first real colony in the stars. Moreover, it was not built by one country, but by a family of cooperating nations. Visiting this first real planetary success will not be the cheapest. Applicants are expected to pay more than $ 1 million for the trip.

7. Caracol, Belize

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The ancient Mayans were able to build vast stone cities in the middle of one of the densest jungles on Earth without advanced tools. Chichen Itza and Tulum are the most famous in Mexico, but they get lost under an avalanche of tourists and souvenir stalls. Caracol's rainforest in western Belize, on the other hand, is authentic. Less than a dozen people visit it every day. I recommend the heavenly palace of Caana, a pyramid whose peak brings the same view as more than 1500 years ago: no tourists or souvenirs, only jungles and stone pyramids where the eye can see.

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These are great articles, I love reading about these things.

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Outstanding post buddy

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Nice article by you my friend

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Hope that the pandemic ends so i can travel. 😔

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Beautiful article

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Amazing! I'm so much interested with that cave in Vietnam!

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Wow I like the mosquito bay.

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I've read something about this international space but didn't know that it would cost a lot.

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You always shared beautiful places so I don't need to mentioned it every time. But I like Mariana Trench more than any other place in this article.

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Thanks for sharing 7 Wonders of the World for 2020. The most impressive places on the planet good job

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Really very interesting places, real world wonders! Fantastic post!

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My friend was been on Alaska, he told me that was a really amaizing place

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I lovento travel. Maybe i can put in on my travel list. But not on the space. I can't afford it yet

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Wonderful

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Wanna visit the space but don't have money yet. Stargazing will be enough for now

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Great article

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Wow! Those place are looking so cool. I wish I could go there

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Really nice places, but I still wouldn't like to be in a cave or in Alaska.

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Another set of beautiful place huh. I like that one, Son Doong Cave I want to experience going in a cave. I bet I can discover more inside.b

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Wow just awesome.

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Thank you @Arifa4824 for reading my article. I appreciate a lot.

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Beautiful place

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Beautiful Really mind blowing

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I think I need to work hard in this platform and maybe i can save some money to visit tgose places.

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  1. Why is it called mosquito bay? Not plankton. Lol
  2. I think the expedition will be costly but worth it
  3. Gladly that no meteors right now have hit a city
  4. Curious how it was formed
  5. If its not accessible to all. Maybe many have died going there
  6. Have it started?
  7. Ancient aliens. 😅
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  1. Because it was named after El Mosquito, a small ship owned by Robert Confracii, a pirate who was like a Robin Hood-type character.
  2. The Son Dong expedition is also for 3 days and costs around $ 3000.
  3. It is formed when two tectonic plates collide with each other; Pacific Plate and Mariana Plate. At the collision point, one of the plates dives under the other that goes into the mantle of the Earth, forming an ocean.
  4. No, it has not started yet.
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These places are really impressive.....Thank you for sharing travel article

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Thanks for your positive feedback 👍👍👍

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Again I'm impressed by your article. All the places are really mind blowing. Actually our world is so beautiful. We just have to come out from home and enjoy the Nature.

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Thank you so much for your positive feedback. I appreciate a lot.

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Nice places

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Thanks for reading 👍👍👍

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I wanna go to international space station 😅😅 all places looks beautiful

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I also dream to go there. But, I think its impossible for us.

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Nothing is impossible with money 😅

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Nice article dear

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Thanks for reading my article.

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I want to have a chance to visit International Space Station

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Yeah, I wish your dream come true. Thank you so much for your comment.

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