#JSETT Twitter Chat Recap: Natural Phenomena
The world is full of beautiful and unexplainable natural wonders. We found six of the most incredible and asked our #JSETT chat participants if they had seen any in person. While some had gorgeous photos and stories to share, many contributors left with more must-see spots on their bucket lists than when we began!
Check out some of the top tweets from this week’s chat:
Q1: Did you see the lunar eclipse two nights ago? Where else in the world have you witnessed an eclipse?
A1 I missed the “blood” phase but definitely saw the eclips in #RedondoBeach. It was cool! #JSett I have seen other eclipses, but memory…
— Kiera Reilly (@KieraReilly) October 1, 2015
Yes I did it was a-m-a-z-i-n-g! @JetsetExtra #Jsett #SuperBloodMoon #LunarEclipse pic.twitter.com/N7Mqdak7f7
— Anomalous London™ (@AnomalousLondon) October 1, 2015
@JetsetExtra A1. Yes – watched it from this beach. #JSETT pic.twitter.com/cHhB7105CJ
— Luxe Travel Family (@Luxetravelfam) October 1, 2015
A1: YES!! Sat on my sidewalk in WeHo & became a moon-photog! I’ve seen all 3 blood moons this year! #JSETT pic.twitter.com/xHtpiWFDpp
— Alyssa Ramos ✈️ (@AlyssaRamos) October 1, 2015
Q2: The northern lights are a phenomenon sought out by people from all over the world. Have you seen them?
A2: No. But I’ve been to Iceland in the summer. Have to make a trip. #JSETT
— micheleherrmann (@micheleherrmann) October 1, 2015
A2. In some areas on the prairies in Canada (like near Winnipeg), you see them dancing on the horizon. I need to go to the Yukon! #JSETT
— dogsloveshushi (@MarjiStevens) October 1, 2015
A2: I saw the northern lights in Iceland. A phenomena indeed! #jsett pic.twitter.com/r0DfHnLnrp
— Jess is a Wanderer (@Jessisawanderer) October 1, 2015
A2: Yes, when I was a child living in Maine.#jsett
— Maggie Jackson (@RoatanGallery) October 1, 2015
Q3: Have you seen Death Valley’s “sailing stones” that seem to move across the desert floor without intervention?
A3.) No, always blasting up the 14 in a hurry to get to Mammoth! Ha. #JSETT
— pubclub (@pubclub) October 1, 2015
@JetsetExtra #JSETT A3:What an odd phenomenon.It might be sand colored snakes moving the rocks which is enough to keep me away permanently!
— Scott McCruiseNutt (@mcnuttsc) October 1, 2015
A3: I have not but I will add it to my bucket list for sure! #jsett
— Jess is a Wanderer (@Jessisawanderer) October 1, 2015
Q4: Have you seen Rainbow Eucalyptus? It sheds its bark and leaves vibrant colors behind.
a4: Yes Yes in #Hawaii @JetsetExtra #JSETT pic.twitter.com/yMDV5ywVps
— I am Vagabond (@iamvagabond) October 1, 2015
@JetsetExtra I haven’t! One day though, looks so cool #JSETT
— Katie Stanwyck (@KatieStanwyck) October 1, 2015
Q5: The Maldives has bioluminescent waves caused by phytoplankton. Who’s witnessed this? It’s gorgeous.
@JetsetExtra A5. I have seen it, but sadly not in the Maldives. #JSETT
— Luxe Travel Family (@Luxetravelfam) October 1, 2015
A5. The Maldives have been on my list for years! #JSETT
— dogsloveshushi (@MarjiStevens) October 1, 2015
A5). Okay THAT I have seen. In other places. Whew! 1-for-5 now. Batting right at the Mendoza line. #JSETT
— Bar Blogger (@BarBlogger) October 1, 2015
@JetsetExtra A5. I’m planning on visiting this beach in Puerto Rico for cmas! Can’t wait! #JSETT
— Expecto Adventures (@ChristiannaEA) October 1, 2015
Q6: Last but not least, the lenticular cloud that hangs stationary over Mt. Olympus. Have you seen it?
A6. Greece, here I come! Zeus awaits! #JSETT
— dogsloveshushi (@MarjiStevens) October 1, 2015
@JetsetExtra #JSETT So cool, a contact lens for an aging mountain, so it can better view the heavens above.
— Laurie JM Farr (@ReferencePlease) October 1, 2015
Our Twitter chat is held every Thursday at 10:30 a.m. PST/1:30 p.m. EST, using the hashtag #JSETT. See how the chat works and join us for the next one!
