Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Photography Of Miracel Stone's
In Turkey the name literally means PALACE cotton and is easy to see why given that name.
However, geological wonders of the ancient city of Hierapolis is also, and for centuries they seem to have grown up together, and almost merged into one. Even some old graves in the cemetery the city has become part of the landscape. Site itself is a series of travertines and hot springs.
The travertines here has the appearance of concentric and with a nearly white color makes an impression tipish halus.Sumber appearance of hot water deposition of calcium carbonate in their mouths and produce strange organic structure.
2. Ice Tower Mount Erebus (Antarctica)
Erebus is one of the largest active volcano on Earth. Reach almost 4 km above sea level, and is famous for the continued active lava lake, located in the crater summit. The steaming hot volcanic gases from Erebus does More Than fuel for the lava lake. Steaming hot volcanic gases from Erebus make fuel for the lava lake. Hot gases exit through the cracks and fractures in volcanic rocks that surround the peak of Erebus has created a complex system of ice caves throughout the mountains.
3. Fly Geyser (Nevada, U.S.)
This is seen as if from another planet, or at least on set of new science fiction movie. But these pictures of the Fly Geyser is very much of the planet (Nevada, United States exact). These hot springs can be found in the Hualapai Valley near Gerlach.Hal This can be seen from State Road 34 but unless you have permission to view from a distance is all you have to try.
Back in 1916 the owner was looking for water in the hope to create a fertile agricultural land in the desert. They crossed the water, and also worked for several dekade.Namun, drill driven down the shaft hit the wall separating geothermal, and the result is a geyser
4.Kasha Katuwe Tent Rocks (New Mexico, U.S.)
New Mexico's Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument, where the erosion sculpt rock formations formed by explosive volcanic eruptions between six and seven million years ago. While the formations are uniform in shape, they vary in height from several meters to 90 meters along the 4,000 acres of monuments.
5. Moon Valley (Argentina)
Ischigualasto, which means "place where you put the moon" is a secluded valley in Argentina. It is studded with geologic formations left by erosion of wind, amazing standing stones and rocks are so round they look like big marbles.
The valley once-fertile land is now dry and contain so many fossils of plants and animals that make paleontologists come from around the world to learn them.
6.Danxia Landform (China)
Unique geological phenomenon, known as 'Danxia Landform', can be seen in several places in China.
This example is located in Zhangye, Gansu Province. Danxia, meaning "red cloud", is a special landforms formed from reddish sandstone that has eroded over time into a series of mountains surrounded by big cliffs make an unusual rock formations.
7. Enchanted Well - Chapada Diamantina National Park (Brazil)
Poco Encantado, or the Enchanted Well, located in the Chapada Diamantina National Park in the state of Bahia, about 400 kilometers inland from Salvador, capital of Bahia.
This giant sunken pond 120 meters and the water is very clear, the rocks and ancient trees are visible at the bottom.
When the sun was right, the light coming through the gap and creating a blue reflection on the water. Access to the pool is very controlled environment for the protection of rare and delicate ecosystem.
8. The Stone Forest (China) Forest Stone (China)
Shilin (Chinese for stone forest) is an impressive example of karst topography.
rock made from limestone and is formed by the infiltration of surface water and eroded soil everything except pilar.Ini known since the Ming Dynasty as the 'Wonders of the World. First
9. Wulingyan, Hunan (China) Wulingyan, Hunan (China)
Hunan area is full of dramatic landscapes and majestic Wulingyan is one of their biggest attraction.
Wonders of the geology consists of over 3000 limestone karsts. There is a scenic waterfall and some of the largest limestone cave in Asia.
10. Salar de Uyuni (Bolivia)
Salar is one of the iconic images of Bolivia, a large salt desert in the Altiplano.
This is the desert, expansive and nearly flat reflecting the sun in such a way as to create a mirror effect langit.Ada several lakes in the desert with the odd color of the mineral deposits.
40,000 years ago, the area is part of Lake Minchin, a giant prehistoric lake.
When the lake dried, leaving behind two modern lakes, Lake and Uru Uru PoopĆ³ Lake, and two major salt deserts, Salar de Uyuni Coipasa and larger. Uyuni approximately 25 times the size of the Bonneville Salt Flats in the United States. It is estimated to contain 10 billion tons of salt, and less than 25,000 tons per year is extracted.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Photography Of Miracel Stone's
1. Pamukkale (Turkey)
In Turkey the name literally means PALACE cotton and is easy to see why given that name.
However, geological wonders of the ancient city of Hierapolis is also, and for centuries they seem to have grown up together, and almost merged into one. Even some old graves in the cemetery the city has become part of the landscape. Site itself is a series of travertines and hot springs.
The travertines here has the appearance of concentric and with a nearly white color makes an impression tipish halus.Sumber appearance of hot water deposition of calcium carbonate in their mouths and produce strange organic structure.
2. Ice Tower Mount Erebus (Antarctica)
Erebus is one of the largest active volcano on Earth. Reach almost 4 km above sea level, and is famous for the continued active lava lake, located in the crater summit. The steaming hot volcanic gases from Erebus does More Than fuel for the lava lake. Steaming hot volcanic gases from Erebus make fuel for the lava lake. Hot gases exit through the cracks and fractures in volcanic rocks that surround the peak of Erebus has created a complex system of ice caves throughout the mountains.
3. Fly Geyser (Nevada, U.S.)
This is seen as if from another planet, or at least on set of new science fiction movie. But these pictures of the Fly Geyser is very much of the planet (Nevada, United States exact). These hot springs can be found in the Hualapai Valley near Gerlach.Hal This can be seen from State Road 34 but unless you have permission to view from a distance is all you have to try.
Back in 1916 the owner was looking for water in the hope to create a fertile agricultural land in the desert. They crossed the water, and also worked for several dekade.Namun, drill driven down the shaft hit the wall separating geothermal, and the result is a geyser
4.Kasha Katuwe Tent Rocks (New Mexico, U.S.)
5. Moon Valley (Argentina)
Ischigualasto, which means "place where you put the moon" is a secluded valley in Argentina. It is studded with geologic formations left by erosion of wind, amazing standing stones and rocks are so round they look like big marbles.
The valley once-fertile land is now dry and contain so many fossils of plants and animals that make paleontologists come from around the world to learn them.
6.Danxia Landform (China)
Unique geological phenomenon, known as 'Danxia Landform', can be seen in several places in China.
This example is located in Zhangye, Gansu Province. Danxia, meaning "red cloud", is a special landforms formed from reddish sandstone that has eroded over time into a series of mountains surrounded by big cliffs make an unusual rock formations.
7. Enchanted Well - Chapada Diamantina National Park (Brazil)
Poco Encantado, or the Enchanted Well, located in the Chapada Diamantina National Park in the state of Bahia, about 400 kilometers inland from Salvador, capital of Bahia.
This giant sunken pond 120 meters and the water is very clear, the rocks and ancient trees are visible at the bottom.
When the sun was right, the light coming through the gap and creating a blue reflection on the water. Access to the pool is very controlled environment for the protection of rare and delicate ecosystem.
8. The Stone Forest (China) Forest Stone (China)
Shilin (Chinese for stone forest) is an impressive example of karst topography.
rock made from limestone and is formed by the infiltration of surface water and eroded soil everything except pilar.Ini known since the Ming Dynasty as the 'Wonders of the World. First
9. Wulingyan, Hunan (China) Wulingyan, Hunan (China)
Hunan area is full of dramatic landscapes and majestic Wulingyan is one of their biggest attraction.
Wonders of the geology consists of over 3000 limestone karsts. There is a scenic waterfall and some of the largest limestone cave in Asia.
10. Salar de Uyuni (Bolivia)
Salar is one of the iconic images of Bolivia, a large salt desert in the Altiplano.
This is the desert, expansive and nearly flat reflecting the sun in such a way as to create a mirror effect langit.Ada several lakes in the desert with the odd color of the mineral deposits.
40,000 years ago, the area is part of Lake Minchin, a giant prehistoric lake.
When the lake dried, leaving behind two modern lakes, Lake and Uru Uru PoopĆ³ Lake, and two major salt deserts, Salar de Uyuni Coipasa and larger. Uyuni approximately 25 times the size of the Bonneville Salt Flats in the United States. It is estimated to contain 10 billion tons of salt, and less than 25,000 tons per year is extracted.
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