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Infrared image of Kilaeau Volcano, Hawaii Credit:: AVO
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Gravitational interactions cause some strange effects in Saturn's
rings, including "braiding". Credit: NASA
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GOES Band 4 image of the ash plume from the April 19, 1999
eruption of Shishaldin Volcano, Alaska Credit: AVO
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An anaglyph of the Yucatan Peninsula, site of the Chicxulub
impact structure, from Shuttle Radar Topography. The faint curve
left of center is the surface expression
of the crater. Credit: JPL
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The strong resemblance of this image to broken, floating sea-ice
is a strong indicator that Europa has had a sub-surface ocean.
High-resolution insets provide even more detail. Credit: NASA
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Active volcanism on Io, imaged by the Galileo spacecraft three
months apart. Credit: NASA
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Composite AVHRR image of the ash cloud from the 1992 eruption
of Mt. Spurr, Alaska Credit: AVO
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Streamlined "islands" on Mars, indicative vast fluid
flows. Credit: NASA/JPL
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A view of Jupiter with Io never seen from Earth, by The Cassini
spacecraft, on its way to Saturn. Credit: NASA/JPL/University of Arizona
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Carbon dioxide frost on Mars ata Viking mission landing site. Credit: NASA/JPL
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A panorama of Mars taken by the Mars Pathfinder lander. Credit: NASA/JPL |
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50,000 year-old Barringer Crater in Arizona |
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Saturn in various orientations as viewed from Earth by the
Hubble Space Telescope.
Credit: NASA/Hubble Heritage Team |
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Martian sunset taken by Mars Pathfinder. Credit: NASA/JPL
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A larger frame from previous image. Credit: NASA/JPL
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Saturn's Titan is the only moon known to have a substantial
atmosphere, so it is one of the primary targets of the Cassini
mission due to arrive in July 2004. Credit: NASA |
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TM Landsat7 Band 743 combination |