Earth Sciences and Image Analysis: Astronaut Debriefing Captions

STS-092 Earth Sciences and Image Analysis Debriefing with Crewmembers
November 28, 2000

ARID LANDFORMS, MARS COMPARISONS

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STS092-703-83 The Central Valley of California, Sierra Nevada, and western Basin and Range are major physiographic provinces portrayed in this photo. The San Andreas fault system is at left; Edwards AFB, in the Mojave desert, is near center.

STS092-719-35 Rocky Mountains, synoptic view.

STS092-708-30 Mono Lake, California.

STS092-722-68 Space Station over Richat structure, Mauritania.

STS092-707-56 Megagrooves: dominant northeasterly winds, carrying suspended sand, have scoured grooves more than 10 m deep into the bedrock of the Tibesti Massif, central Sahara desert.

STS092-704-55 Western Sahara potash conveyor, with associated wind streaks.

STS092-709-25 Bends of the Nile River, central Sudan; wind streaks indicate dominant (northerly) wind direction.

STS092-714-15 Longitudinal dunes (center) in northwestern Saudi Arabia indicate the dominant northwesterly wind direction; star dunes at lower right reflect interaction of the northwesterly winds and winds deflected by the bedrock uplands. Agricultural fields irrigated by center-pivot systems lie northwest of the dune fields.

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STS092-703-83	The Central Valley of California, Sierra Nevada, and western Basin and Range are major physiographic provinces portrayed in this photo. The San Andreas fault system is at left; Edwards AFB, in the Mojave desert, is near center.
STS092-719-35	Rocky Mountains, synoptic view.
STS092-708-30	Mono Lake, California.
STS092-722-68	Space Station over Richat structure, Mauritania.
STS092-707-56	Megagrooves: dominant northeasterly winds, carrying suspended sand, have scoured grooves more than 10 m deep into the bedrock of the Tibesti Massif, central Sahara desert.
STS092-704-55	Western Sahara potash conveyor, with associated wind streaks.
STS092-709-25	Bends of the Nile River, central Sudan; wind streaks indicate dominant (northerly) wind direction.
STS092-714-15	Longitudinal dunes (center) in northwestern Saudi Arabia indicate the dominant northwesterly wind direction; star dunes at lower right reflect interaction of the northwesterly winds and winds deflected by the bedrock uplands. Agricultural fields irrigated by center-pivot systems lie northwest of the dune fields.

This service is provided by the International Space Station program and the JSC Astromaterials Research & Exploration Science Directorate. Recommended Citation: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center. "The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth." .
	NASA Responsible Official: Tracy Calhoun Curator: jsc-earthweb@mail.nasa.gov Contributors: Earth Sciences Web Team	National Aeronautics and Space Administration Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center	International Space Station National Laboratory Last Update:
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