Earth Sciences and Image Analysis Debriefing with Crewmembers, 23 March, 2001

STS-098 Earth Sciences and Image Analysis Debriefing with Crewmembers
March 23, 2001

RED SEA, TROPICS, PACIFIC, ATLANTIC AND OTHER VIEWS

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STS098-E-5323 Caribbean: The nearshore coral reefs and exceptional white sand beaches of Cayo Largo, Cuba, make this an increasingly popular tourist destination. The area was made an Area Natural Turistica by the Cuban government in 1986.

STS098-E-5325 Caribbean: Cayo Romano, Cuba is one of a chain of islands targeted for increased tourism development. The land of the island is low-lying with much of it covered by mangroves and wetlands, and is home to an estimated 30,000 flamingoes. Plans include 22,000 new hotel rooms and a new airport on Cayo Coco which can be seen in the lower right.

STS098-712-91 Panama: Panama Canal, regional view.

STS098-716-41 Panama: Panama Canal, more detailed view.

STS098-717A-39 Red Sea: Sinai Peninsula, Egypt, and Red Sea coral reefs.

STS098-712-8 East Atlantic: Spreading contrails, Gulf of Cadiz, off Spain, likely from Europe-South America air traffic (34N 9W).

STS098-708-75 Southwest Pacific: An old, occluded cyclone with an immature cyclone developing on the trailing cold front over the Tasman Sea, southeast of Australia (51S 146E).

STS098-709-89 Tropics: Field of tropical popcorn cumulus in the foreground gives way to banks of higher cirrus and a few cumulonimbus clouds beneath a pale and waning moon (no data back).

STS098-714-67 United States Lab nadir viewing window during fly around.

STS098-714-15 Payload bay blanket (calibration shot) through round United States Lab window.

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STS098-E-5323	Caribbean: The nearshore coral reefs and exceptional white sand beaches of Cayo Largo, Cuba, make this an increasingly popular tourist destination. The area was made an Area Natural Turistica by the Cuban government in 1986.
STS098-E-5325	Caribbean: Cayo Romano, Cuba is one of a chain of islands targeted for increased tourism development. The land of the island is low-lying with much of it covered by mangroves and wetlands, and is home to an estimated 30,000 flamingoes. Plans include 22,000 new hotel rooms and a new airport on Cayo Coco which can be seen in the lower right.
STS098-712-91	Panama: Panama Canal, regional view.
STS098-716-41	Panama: Panama Canal, more detailed view.
STS098-717A-39	Red Sea: Sinai Peninsula, Egypt, and Red Sea coral reefs.
STS098-712-8	East Atlantic: Spreading contrails, Gulf of Cadiz, off Spain, likely from Europe-South America air traffic (34N 9W).
STS098-708-75	Southwest Pacific: An old, occluded cyclone with an immature cyclone developing on the trailing cold front over the Tasman Sea, southeast of Australia (51S 146E).
STS098-709-89	Tropics: Field of tropical popcorn cumulus in the foreground gives way to banks of higher cirrus and a few cumulonimbus clouds beneath a pale and waning moon (no data back).
STS098-714-67	United States Lab nadir viewing window during fly around.
STS098-714-15	Payload bay blanket (calibration shot) through round United States Lab window.

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." .
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