Earth Sciences and Image Analysis Debriefing with Crewmembers, 24 August, 2001

STS-104 Earth Sciences and Image Analysis Debriefing with Crewmembers
August 24, 2001

GEOLOGY

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STS104-720-66 Greece: This broad view spans the Peloponnesos of Greece and the Gulfs of Corinth, Amvrakikos, and Thermaikos.

STS104-720-63 Macedonia: This W-ward view spans S Macedonia and Albania, as well as NW Greece and the Ionian islands. Lakes Ohridsko (W) and Prispansko (E) lie along the borders of Albania, Macedonia and Greece. Amvrakikos Gulf, opposite the Ionian Islands, is common to this and the following frame.

STS104-710-70 Greece: Island of Corfu and coast of S Albania and NW Greece. Tilted and folded rock layers are clearly visible in this exceptional view -- part of a 4- frame mapping strip of the Ionian Islands and coast of Albania and Greece. The folded ridges consist of strata that were deposited on the seafloor, then uplifted and crumpled during the collision of Africa and Eurasia about 60 m.y. ago. (see also frame 71)

STS104-710-71 Greece: Ionian Islands -- Levkos, Ithaca, Kefallonia and Zakinthos. Mouth of the Gulf of Corinth, city of Patras, ships in the Gulf. Linear ranges of hills and stream valleys follow the dominant NW structural grain of the region, established in the collision of Africa and Eurasia. (see also frame 70)

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STS104-720-66	Greece: This broad view spans the Peloponnesos of Greece and the Gulfs of Corinth, Amvrakikos, and Thermaikos.
STS104-720-63	Macedonia: This W-ward view spans S Macedonia and Albania, as well as NW Greece and the Ionian islands. Lakes Ohridsko (W) and Prispansko (E) lie along the borders of Albania, Macedonia and Greece. Amvrakikos Gulf, opposite the Ionian Islands, is common to this and the following frame.
STS104-710-70	Greece: Island of Corfu and coast of S Albania and NW Greece. Tilted and folded rock layers are clearly visible in this exceptional view -- part of a 4- frame mapping strip of the Ionian Islands and coast of Albania and Greece. The folded ridges consist of strata that were deposited on the seafloor, then uplifted and crumpled during the collision of Africa and Eurasia about 60 m.y. ago. (see also frame 71)
STS104-710-71	Greece: Ionian Islands -- Levkos, Ithaca, Kefallonia and Zakinthos. Mouth of the Gulf of Corinth, city of Patras, ships in the Gulf. Linear ranges of hills and stream valleys follow the dominant NW structural grain of the region, established in the collision of Africa and Eurasia. (see also frame 70)

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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