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Site stumbled from the pages of Time-Lapsed1... a different picture every day :) How awesome is that?! :D From the page: The image above featuring the Brandberg Massif in Namibia was acquired from the Landsat-7 satellite on September 10, 2002. This impressive granitic intrusion is located in... more
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Rated by MouseSB on May 22, 8:52am
Site stumbled from the pages of Time-Lapsed1... a different picture every day :) How awesome is that?! :D From the page: The image above featuring the Brandberg Massif in Namibia was acquired from the Landsat-7 satellite on September 10, 2002. This impressive granitic intrusion is located in the northwestern portion of the Namib Desert and evidently pierced the crustal rock approximately 120 million years ago. It covers an area of nearly 250 sq. miles (650 sq. km). A massif is defined as a large, elevated block of complex rocks that's resistant to both erosion and crustal folding. Brandberg Massif's highest point is 8,442 ft (2,573 m). Note that several rivers, especially along the massif's northwestern flank, emanate from this dominant structure. Also...side note...Stumble #1200 for me! Whoot!
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Rated by JohnMarkGarrison on Jul 07 2008, 11:10am
Earth and Science, picture of the day!
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Rated by Time-Lapsed1 on Feb 14 2008, 9:31pm
The 'heart' of our galaxy. (photo by: John Chumack)
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Rated by Stellare on Jan 09 2008, 4:13pm
Moon and Venus Thanks to my very good friend that is practically Norwegian now - Rod :-)
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Rated by SaraRachael on Dec 09 2007, 6:46am
Earth Science Picture For Today:
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Rated by geojim56 on Mar 26 2007, 6:23am
Grand Fall, near Flagstaff.
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Rated by Subzanne on Nov 12 2006, 2:39am
Earth Science Picture of the Day. Each day a different image or photograph is featured, with an accompanying caption, that deals with various topics in Earth Science.
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Rated by bric9 on Nov 01 2006, 3:27pm
Earth Science Picture of the Day A new photo every day; the beauty of our planet revealed. suggested by desdemona; first seen in rune's reviews
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Rated by DirtyLaundry on Aug 22 2006, 5:53am
From the source: "Each day a different image or photograph is featured, with an accompanying caption, that deals with various topics in Earth Science."
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Rated by bluezfire on May 21 2006, 6:33am
THE place to find a new natural wonder every single day of the year.