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Studying the Earth From Manned Spacecraft?

Studying the Earth From Manned Spacecraft?. # 2. Dr. William Muehlberger January 28, 2000.

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Studying the Earth From Manned Spacecraft?

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  1. Studying the EarthFrom Manned Spacecraft? # 2 Dr. William Muehlberger January 28, 2000 Produced by and for Hot Science - Cool Talks by the Environmental Science Institute. We request that the use of these materials include an acknowledgement of the presenter and Hot Science - Cool Talks by the Environmental Science Institute at UT Austin. We hope you find these materials educational and enjoyable.

  2. Outline I Introduction II Rivers, Deltas, Estuaries III Capes IV Reef-forming Environments V Lakes and Rivers VI Faults -San Andreas VII Africa, Mediterranean VIII Volcanoes IX ‘Lake Clinton’ X Algeria XI Human Influence I: Irrigation XII Human Influence II: Deforestation XIII Atmospheric-Oceanic Interactions XIV More Faults XV Plate Boundaries XVI Spacecraft XVII Moonset XVIII Exercises XIX Citations Outline

  3. I Introduction This presentation will show you a sampling of the thousands of images taken of Earth from manned spacecraft. You will see images of plate boundaries, atmosphere-ocean interactions, rivers and mountains, as well as the results of anthropogenic influences on Earth’s systems. We hope you will complete this program with a new-found interest in how the Earth works. The site listed below contains all hand-held photography taken from orbit. Enjoy. http://eol.jsc.nasa.gov I Introduction

  4. 51A-08-0008

  5. II River, Deltas, Estuaries II River, Deltas, Estuaries

  6. N San Antonio BalconesEscarpment Canyon Lake Austin Pedernales River Colorado River Lake Travis 34-79-014

  7. Corpus Christi Bay 34-79-017

  8. N Ingleside shoreline Corpus Christi Bay Wash-over fans Modern shoreline Corpus Christi ship channel 61A-48-070

  9. East Texas Forests (dark area) N Red River Atchafalaya mud plume Houston Brazos Delta D.F.W. Corpus Christi Bay Austin San Antonio 41C-51-2415

  10. N Drowned delta Dredged ship channel Drowned delta New Orleans 27-45-002

  11. N Chute Venice Salt Dome 34-74-002

  12. 120,000 year old shoreline N Chesapeake Bay Philadelphia Baltimore Washington, D.C. NM23-705-299

  13. III Capes III Capes

  14. N Gulf Stream Coastal Current 90-750-086

  15. N Wash-over fans 58-111-015

  16. N Launch Pads Shuttle airstrip Vertical Assembly Pad Port Canaveral 120,000 year old shoreline Current shoreline 43-84-031

  17. IV Reef-Forming Environments IV Reef-forming Environments

  18. The Keys Atlantic Ocean N Florida Bay Miami Beach Gulf of Mexico 49-79-54

  19. The Keys N Highway Florida Bay Small streams 41G-33-062

  20. Nassau N Andros Island Tongue of the Ocean Eleuthera Island Prevailing wind direction 29-90-012

  21. 51A-45-003

  22. N Tahaa Atoll Raiatea Atoll 68-204-062

  23. N 26-46-OA

  24. Great Barrier Reef Patch reefs Cooktown 51F-35-016

  25. V Lakes and Rivers V Lakes and Rivers

  26. N Detroit Chicago 90-746-056

  27. Grand Canyon N Dam Navaho Mountain Colorado River San Juan River 90-734-069

  28. N Navaho Mountain Abandoned meander San Juan River Colorado River 90-755-055

  29. N Zion National Park Fault scarp Grand Canyon Lake Powell 27-45-018

  30. N Wassach Fault Great Salt Lake Bear Lake Bonneville Salt Flats Copper Mine Lake Utah 47-151-481

  31. N Big Horn Mountains Black Hills Uinta Mountains Owl Creek Mountains Colorado Plateau Yellowstone Boundary 90-754-026

  32. VI Fault - San Andreas VI Faults - San Andreas

  33. N Sacramento River Delta Calaveras Fault Hayward Fault San Andreas Fault Evaporative Pans 61A-46-039

  34. N Distance of San Andreas Fault Slip 81-711-048

  35. VII Africa, Mediterranean VII Africa, Mediterranean

  36. N Calderas of the Tibesti Uplift Prevailing wind direction 26-43-098

  37. Prevailing Wind Direction Aorounga Crater 57-92-004

  38. N Drowned Dunes Lake Chad AS7-08-1932

  39. N Lake Chad Wet portion of Lake Chad 05-39-1022

  40. N 49-92-070

  41. N Spain Wind Direction Africa NASA5-708-047

  42. N Coast of Africa Atlantic Ocean Dust storm 43-96-004

  43. Prevailing Wind Direction N Suez Canal Alexandria Pyramids Qattara Depression Nile River Gulf of Suez (Main Rift Zone) 40-78-084

  44. N Dead Sea Dead Sea Fault Zone Israel-Egypt Border Israel Gulf of Aqaba Egypt Mt. Sinai Red Sea Gulf of Suez 43-94-078

  45. Istanbul N Bosporus Athens NASA6-712-0598

  46. Atlantic Ocean N Africa Gibraltar Mediterranean Spain 41G-34-080

  47. VIII Volcanoes VIII Volcanoes

  48. ‘Toe’ of Italy Mt. Etna 58-72-080

  49. N Isabella Island Fernandina Island 27-77-018

  50. Glacier-cut valleys Unana Kronetskaya 61A-45-98

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