Ubehebe is the largest of a cluster of volcanic craters known as maars, created when volcanic heat under a shallow lake flashed to steam. It is about 600 feet (180 meters) deep. Cinders from these eruptions blanket the surrounding area.
Copyright: G. Donald Bain Type: Spherical Resolution: 8000x4000 Taken: 14/05/2014 Загружена: 27/01/2015 Published: 10/03/2015 Просмотров:
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