Earth Sciences and Image Analysis Crewmember Debriefing

STS-110 Earth Sciences and Image Analysis Debriefing with Crewmembers
May 28, 2002

GEOLOGY AND LAKES

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STS110-706-54

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Mendoza, Argentina: The Andes continue to rise and thrust faults move successive slabs of rock and sediment eastward, over the adjacent basin. Traces of active faults, such as the one that produced an earthquake which destroyed many buildings in Mendoza in 1985, can be seen to pass from the valley floor straight through the city center.

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