#1 The Artist’s Palette
Looking at this alienesque landscape, it isn't hard to see why these hot springs in New Zealand’s Taupo Volcanic Zone have the nickname, "Artist's Palette".
#2 Door To Hell
In the Karakum Desert of Darweze, this fiery 'Door to Hell' exists - could it be the work of aliens? According to the scientists, this endlessly burning pit of fire formed after Soviet scientists tried to burn away the pit's hazardous gases.
#3 Calcite Pools
These stunning, layered pools are located in Huanglong, China. Scientists believe they were formed from calcite deposits, however many believe aliens are their true makers.
#4 The Great Blue Hole
Could it be a large alien eye? This giant sinkhole is located in the waters off Belize and in 1997 it became a World Heritage site.
#5 River Of Five Colors
The red plant known as the Macarenia clavigera gives this river in Colombia its unique color. This river is also known as “the liquid rainbow”.
#6 World’s Largest Salt Flat
These crazy alienesque formations are actually part of the world's largest salt flat, which is located in southwest Bolivia.
#7 Valley Of The Moon
The Vally of the Moon, located in Brazil, is one of the oldest places on Earth! According to NASA, it is the most luminous point visible on Earth because of the reflection between the sun and the numerous quartz crystal in the region.
#8 Ancient Underwater Pyramid
This pyramid-like structure is one of many stone structures found below the water's surface off Yonaguni Jima. They are believed to be the ruins of an ancient city sunk by an earthquake about 2,000 years ago.
#9 The Stone Forest
This creepy stone forest is located in Kunming, the capital of Yunnan Province, and it is often referred to as "the first wonder of the world".
#10 The Sailing Stones
Located in Death Valley California, these large rocks have mysterious trails left behind them. Despite these ever-growing trails, no one has actually ever seen the stones move.
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