Earth Sciences and Image Analysis Debriefing with Crewmembers, 19 June, 2000

STS-101 Earth Sciences and Image Analysis Debriefing with Crewmembers
June 19, 2000

METEOROLOGY

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STS101-720-23 Gods Lake, Manitoba - The last of Winter's ice remains visible on this larger lake in eastern Manitoba as a Spring cyclone retreats northeastward over Hudson Bay.

STS101-709-86 Eastern Canada iceform.

STS101-720-70 Northern Hokkaido, Japan - Wake clouds swirl around the small islands of Rishiri-Shima and Rebun-To with snow still present on Rishiri Yama volcano (5,640 ft).

STS101-726-27 Gravity Waves in Stratocumulus Near Japan.

STS101-702-2 Madeira Island Wake Patterns - This mountainous island, rising to over 6,100 ft, obstructs and disrupts the mostly dry northeasterly wind field. The result is a visible change in sea conditions and color for dozens of miles downwind.

STS101-720-43 Winter Storm, SE Pacific - Sunset highlights the top of this small cyclone west of lower South America.

STS101-725-47 Haze and Clouds over Black Sea - This oblique view illustrates the relative thickness of both clouds and haze in the atmosphere.

STS101-725-95 Transatlantic Contrails to the Tropics.

STS101-706-23 Wake Clouds Near Canary Islands - The wind field and cloud pattern noted the day before persist well-south of the islands today.

STS101-709-29 Von Karman vortices, Canary Islands.

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NASA Responsible Official: Susan Runco

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STS101-720-23	Gods Lake, Manitoba - The last of Winter's ice remains visible on this larger lake in eastern Manitoba as a Spring cyclone retreats northeastward over Hudson Bay.
STS101-709-86	Eastern Canada iceform.
STS101-720-70	Northern Hokkaido, Japan - Wake clouds swirl around the small islands of Rishiri-Shima and Rebun-To with snow still present on Rishiri Yama volcano (5,640 ft).
STS101-726-27	Gravity Waves in Stratocumulus Near Japan.
STS101-702-2	Madeira Island Wake Patterns - This mountainous island, rising to over 6,100 ft, obstructs and disrupts the mostly dry northeasterly wind field. The result is a visible change in sea conditions and color for dozens of miles downwind.
STS101-720-43	Winter Storm, SE Pacific - Sunset highlights the top of this small cyclone west of lower South America.
STS101-725-47	Haze and Clouds over Black Sea - This oblique view illustrates the relative thickness of both clouds and haze in the atmosphere.
STS101-725-95	Transatlantic Contrails to the Tropics.
STS101-706-23	Wake Clouds Near Canary Islands - The wind field and cloud pattern noted the day before persist well-south of the islands today.
STS101-709-29	Von Karman vortices, Canary Islands.

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: Susan Runco 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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