Man cannot discover new oceans unless he dares to lose sight of the shore. Andre Gide
Between Indonesia’s vast archipelago lies a border that is physically invisible but whose impact is very real. This boundary is so sharp that it separates two different ecosystems as if separated by an invisible wall. This line, called the “biogeographic boundary” in the scientific world, is known as the Wallace Line. So, what is the …
Throughout history, the island of Cyprus has attracted attention with its rich cultural heritage, strategic location and political turmoil. One of the symbols that most strikingly reflects the divided history of this island is undoubtedly the “Green Line”. This line that separates the two parts of the island is not only a geographical boundary, but …
The San Andreas Fault Line is considered one of the most recognizable geological structures in the world. It is a strike-slip dextral fault zone that cuts across the Pacific coastal mountains. It is named after the nearby San Andreas Lake. This fault is known as one of the most mentioned faults in the world. The …