STS103-301-17 Click the photo number to access all resolutions available and the database record.
A large cloud mass (lower left) lies offshore in the eastern Gulf of Mexico, silhouetting the tailfin of the orbiter.
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STS103-301-17 Click the photo number to access all resolutions available and the database record. |
| Florida Peninsula: The entire Florida peninsula occupies the
right side of the view. The Miami metropolitan region appears near
the tip of the peninsula as a grey patch along the coast. The Gulf
coast stretches west towards the bulge of the Mississippi R. delta
(top left). Lake Okeechobee is the large lake in the middle of the
peninsula and Cape Canaveral is the prominent point on its east
(right) side from which the Shuttle was launched a few days earlier.
A large cloud mass (lower left) lies offshore in the eastern Gulf of Mexico, silhouetting the tailfin of the orbiter. |
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