Over the past few years, Professor Paul Bourke has been exploring the Earth's surface using Google Earth and has discovered similar fractal patterns formed by the terrain in various parts of the planet. 
Egypt. (Barcroft Media/Landov) 
Burma. (Barcroft Media/Landov) 
Namibia. (Barcroft Media/Landov) 
Norway. (Barcroft Media/Landov) 
Alaska. (Barcroft Media/Landov) 
Angola. (Barcroft Media/Landov) 
Greenland. (Barcroft Media/Landov) 
China. (Barcroft Media/Landov) 
Spain. (Barcroft Media/Landov) 
Spain. (Barcroft Media/Landov) 
Spain. (Barcroft Media/Landov) 
Austria. (Barcroft Media/Landov) 
Australia. (Barcroft Media/Landov) 
Mexico. (Barcroft Media/Landov) 
Spain. (Barcroft Media/Landov) 
Malaysia. (Barcroft Media/Landov)
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