Earth Sciences and Image Analysis Debriefing with Crewmembers, 17 October, 2000

STS-106 Earth Sciences and Image Analysis Debriefing with Crewmembers
October 17, 2000

MIDDLE EAST AND CENTRAL ASIA

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STS106-715-70 Aral' Sea entire, nadir view, September 2000.

STS51F-36-59 Aral' Sea time series: STS51F-36-059 of August 1985, STS047-79-082 of September 1992, NM21-762-025 of July 1996, and NASA6-707-034 of January 1998.

STS047-79-82 Aral' Sea time series: STS51F-36-059 of August 1985, STS047-79-082 of September 1992, NM21-762-025 of July 1996, and NASA6-707-034 of January 1998.

NM21-762-25 Aral' Sea time series: STS51F-36-059 of August 1985, STS047-79-082 of September 1992, NM21-762-025 of July 1996, and NASA6-707-034 of January 1998.

NASA6-707-34 Aral' Sea time series: STS51F-36-059 of August 1985, STS047-79-082 of September 1992, NM21-762-025 of July 1996, and NASA6-707-034 of January 1998.

STS106-703-78 Amu Darya river valley, Uzbekistan, September 2000, with water.

NM22-726-38 Amu Darya river valley, Uzbekistan (between September 1996 and March 1997).

STS106-719-5 Lake Balkash, Kazakhstan, entire. Very few photographs exist that show the area around Lake Balkash. About 40 km west of the railroadtown of Mointy is Shunak impact crater. This crater is relatively young at 12 million years. The original crater diameter was 3.1 km.

STS106-703-9 Southwestern end of Lake Balkash, Kazakhstan, with circular geological structures.

STS106-330-3 ISS--Artist's rendering and reality. Prior to launch and assembly, artist's renderings were created of the ISS spacecraft orbiting the Earth. This 35-mm view of the ISS over Lake Issyk Kul almost replicates the artwork.

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STS106-715-70	Aral' Sea entire, nadir view, September 2000.
STS51F-36-59	Aral' Sea time series: STS51F-36-059 of August 1985, STS047-79-082 of September 1992, NM21-762-025 of July 1996, and NASA6-707-034 of January 1998.
STS047-79-82	Aral' Sea time series: STS51F-36-059 of August 1985, STS047-79-082 of September 1992, NM21-762-025 of July 1996, and NASA6-707-034 of January 1998.
NM21-762-25	Aral' Sea time series: STS51F-36-059 of August 1985, STS047-79-082 of September 1992, NM21-762-025 of July 1996, and NASA6-707-034 of January 1998.
NASA6-707-34	Aral' Sea time series: STS51F-36-059 of August 1985, STS047-79-082 of September 1992, NM21-762-025 of July 1996, and NASA6-707-034 of January 1998.
STS106-703-78	Amu Darya river valley, Uzbekistan, September 2000, with water.
NM22-726-38	Amu Darya river valley, Uzbekistan (between September 1996 and March 1997).
STS106-719-5	Lake Balkash, Kazakhstan, entire. Very few photographs exist that show the area around Lake Balkash. About 40 km west of the railroadtown of Mointy is Shunak impact crater. This crater is relatively young at 12 million years. The original crater diameter was 3.1 km.
STS106-703-9	Southwestern end of Lake Balkash, Kazakhstan, with circular geological structures.
STS106-330-3	ISS--Artist's rendering and reality. Prior to launch and assembly, artist's renderings were created of the ISS spacecraft orbiting the Earth. This 35-mm view of the ISS over Lake Issyk Kul almost replicates the artwork.

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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