A Drone's-Eye View of Uluru

Better known as Ayers Rock, Uluru has long been known for its importance to the Aboriginal people of the southern part of Australia's Northern Territory, not to mention its caves and springs. Unfortunately, however, Uluru is less often seen than other UNESCO World Heritage Sites like it because of its remote location -- it lies 208 miles (280 miles by road) south west of the nearest major town and is nearly smack-dab in the middle of the island. Thankfully, drones make it easier than ever to cat...