It should be no surprise that this rock floating through space that we live on and affectionately call home, has no shortage of truly amazing and interesting things.

From gorgeous landscapes to bizarre creatures, stunning man-made structures to microscopic life you didn't even know existed, one thing is for certain and that is you never know what you may see in your daily life.

So get ready to enjoy a virtual field trip of sorts, all from the comfort of your phone, office, or favorite gaming chair.

The reflection of the sky and clouds above a still water and gives the impression of a portal to another world.

No this isn't a photoshopped image, it is a real-life Blue Carpenter Bee.

Extremely close-up photo of Velcro.

Leaves of varying shades are meticulously arranged at the base of the tree to give the illusion of glowing roots.

A fantastic view of mother nature in action as multiple lightning strikes hit at the same time across the Hudson river in New York.

Asperatus Clouds Over New Zealand

A clutch of Dinosaur eggs in a private collector's collection.

Lake Michigan frozen over looks like a million shards of glass.

A gorgeous cat with the Eyes of Sauron.

Captured in Australia in 2013, what appears as a tall red wave is actually an inbound dust storm.

A dog covered in a colorful powder and let loose to run free, resulting in a photo that looks like a dog on fire.

A transparent fish is believed to be a "Salp".

The Buzludzha Monument Of Bulgaria looks like something out of a sci-fi movie with a massive UFO landing on Earth.

A young Blue Jay that still has some of it's baby feathers.

A horse with very curly hair that appears to be crochetted or stuffed animal.

Luna Reconnaissance Orbiter showing the Earth rising over the horizon of the Moon.

An astounding and massive iceberg that easily dwarfs the 3,000-tonne ship sitting nearby.

A purple grasshopper.

This incredible photo captures an amazing beam of light striking through the clouds aptly named the Sunshine Halo.

This is ice wool. While it looks like mold or some sort of actual fabric, it is ice that forms very finely around dead wood and plants.

The high-resolution Galactic and Extragalactic All-sky Murchison Widefield Array (GLEAM) project unveiled this image of the most accurate radio-survey of the Universe. Striking through the middle is the Milky Way which includes over 300,000 stars alone.

The Stuttgart library showcases the quality of German engineering and workmanship.

Doverwood Village is a residential nursing facility that was built to feel like a small town. It has a movie theater, restaurants, rehab and medical facilities, and more.

Various grains of sand under 300x magnification.

Macro lens photograph of the perfect snowflake by Russian photographer Alexey Kljatov.