The satellites of NASA captured the spectacular phenomenon of the superbloom – which happens approximately once in every ten years – in Antelope Valley, California. Antelope Valley is located near the western tip of the Mojave Desert, just a few miles away from NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center. The pictures were taken by the Landsat 8 satellite when the blooming was … [Read more...] about NASA Publishes Breathtaking Satellite View of Blooming Wildflowers Painting Parts of California Orange
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No California Super Bloom This Year, But Wildflowers Abound
While Californians eagerly anticipated another "super bloom" this spring following another wet winter, experts say it unfortunately won't materialize. The lack of a super bloom is attributed to weather patterns and the end of the recent drought. Super blooms, characterized by vast fields of wildflowers bursting into vibrant color, are rare occurrences typically happening … [Read more...] about No California Super Bloom This Year, But Wildflowers Abound