The Earth looks strange from above. Can you pick out the feature that prove that this the earth? Can you describe that they look like from the ground?
Source: olio-ataxia:
ASTER captured this visible-to-infrared image. Lake Toya, the large lake, occupies an old volcanic caldera. The currently active Mt. Usu lies on the south shore. The 3 dark streaks starting on the northwest flank of the volcano are the ash deposits from the plume 3 days earlier.
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-Mike
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