This past week left us pleasantly wrung out, the kind of tired that hums rather than aches.
One of Daria Khoroshavina’s charming (and tasty) cinema graphs.
But in that thin space between burnout and curiosity, a few beautiful things still managed to glow with inspiration.
Here are the ones that pulled us back into wonder.
Check out some of the best Moss and Fog articles from the last week.
The Understory
We start out with a waterfall that flows backwards, a miniature flying robot, and a dramatic plan to open a hotel on the Moon.
Watch This Waterfall Flow in Reverse in Rare Capture
Waterfalls don’t normally flow up.
Photographer RJ Hooper was stunned when his drone captured a waterfall, normally flowing off of a cliff in Kayenta, Utah, actually blew upward, into the air and backward.
GRU is Planning the First Hotel on The Moon’s Surface
A startup called Galactic Resource Utilization Space (GRU Space) is now accepting $250,000 deposits from people who want to reserve a future stay at what it calls the world’s first lunar hotel.
The company’s vision is a small habitat that would orbit the Moon, offering guests sweeping views of Earth, gentle artificial gravity created through rotation, and a handful of carefully designed suites meant to feel more boutique than bunker.