Craters Collection (page 6)

Blooming Silversword in Haleakala Crater, Maui, Hawaii, USA
A rare Silversword plant (Argyroxiphium sandwicense macrocephalum) blooming at sunset looking north towards the West Maui Mountains and the island of Lanai, Haleakala National Park; Maui, Hawaii

Haleakala Crater panorama in Haleakala National Park, Maui, Hawaii, USA
The panorama view across Haleakala Crater in Haleakala National Park, Mauis dormant volcano, Hawaii. Sliding Sands Trail is clearly pictured in the upper right

Sunrise at Ijen Volcano crater, East Java, Java, Indonesia
Sunrise at Ijen Volcano crater; East Java, Java, Indonesia

Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park at sunrise, Indonesia
Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park at sunrise; Pasuruan, East Java, Indonesia

Ngorongoro Crater

The Moon

Molokini, Maui, Hawaii, Usa; Scuba Diver At A Volcanic Crater

Molokini Maui Hawaii Usa; Scuba Diver At A Volcanic Crater

Molokini Crater Maui Hawaii Usa A Single Scuba Diver

Molokini Maui Hawaii Usa; Scuba Diver With A Video Camera At A Volcanic Crater And Red Sponges ( Porifera)

Quarter moon during the day with blue sky, craters and sea of tranquility visible

Members of the 16th Canadian Machine Gun Company holding the line at Passchendale during the Third Battle of Ypres. Circa November 1917

Picture No. 10848502
Aerial view of Daphne Major Island crater Date:

Earth over lunar landscape, 19th century
Earth over lunar landscape. 19th-century artwork showing the Earth rising over jagged rocks on the lunar surface. The mapping of the Moon with telescopes started with Galileo in 1610

ISS crossing the Moon C013 / 5150
ISS crossing the Moon, time-lapse image. The International Space Station (ISS; upper left, lower right, and crossing the Moon) is orbiting the Earth here at an altitude of around 390 kilometres

ISS and the Moon C013 / 5149
ISS and the Moon. The International Space Station (ISS, upper left) is orbiting the Earth here at an altitude of around 390 kilometres

LFB fire towing unit and trailer pump in bomb crater, WW2
Quite a few London Fire Brigade vehicles came to grief during the Blitz raids. This Commer towing van and trailer pump have ploughed into a bomb crater in Southwark Bridge Road just south of

Blitz in London -- bomb damage, Peckham Hill Street, WW2
Blitz in London -- bomb damage at the rear of Peckham Hill Street, SE London

Blitz in London -- Tottenham Court Road, WW2
Blitz in London -- workmen clear out a bomb crater in Tottenham Court Road after an air raid

Aerial photograph of trenches and mine craters, WW1
Aerial photograph (British) of trenches, mine craters and shell pitted ground, somewhere on the western front during the First World War. Date: 1914-1918

Bumpy Lunar Landscape
The craters of extinct volcanoes testify to the violent past of the Moon. Date: circa 1880

Clarks Nutcracker (Nucifraga columbiana) adult, in flight over crater lake, Crater Lake, Crater Lake N. P. Oregon, U
Clarks Nutcracker (Nucifraga columbiana) adult, in flight over crater lake, Crater Lake, Crater Lake N.P. Oregon, U.S.A

Eris and Dysnomia. Artwork of the dwarf planet Eris, seen from its moon Dysnomia (lower right). Eris was formerly called 2003 UB313, and was nicknamed Xena by its discoverers

Mars, composite satellite image
Mars. Composite satellite image of the surface of Mars, showing the north polar cap (white), a mixture of ice and dust that extends to the 80 degree latitude circle

Terraforming Mars. Artwork 1 of 3. Todays Mars is a cold desert world with a thin atmosphere of carbon dioxide. The orange colour is due to oxides in the rocks that trap the planets oxygen

Lunar far side crater Tsiolkovsky
Crater Tsiolkovsky on the far side of the Moon, photographed from the Apollo 8 spacecraft in 1968. The Moons orbit of Earth is locked so that only one hemisphere faces Earth at all times

Tritons surface, artwork. Triton is the largest moon of the planet Neptune. Its surface is one of the coldest in the solar system, with temperatures of minus 235 degrees Celsius

Earth from lunar orbit, artwork. This view is similar to the ones seen by the Apollo astronauts as they orbited the Moon. The Moon-Earth distance is some 384, 000 kilometres

The Hohenzollern Redoubt
Craters formed by the blowing up of four mines on 2nd March 1916 under trenches in the Hohenzollern Redoubt, a German fortification on the Western Front, near Auchy-les-Mines, France

Krafla volcano near Lake Myvatn, Reykjahlid, Iceland, Polar Regions

Galileos 1611 drawing of lunar craters. (c1655). Galileo Galilei (1554-1642), Italian mathematician, astronomer and physicist

Andrews volcano is one of the numerous volcanic craters dotting the volcanic ridge, known as The Barrier, that separated the Suguta Valley from Lake Turkana several million years ago

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background, black, craters, crescent, galaxy, lunar, moon, outer space, planet, sky, surface, Hemera, 87467504

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A lake, formed in a crater of volcano Pinatubo (the water level gradually rises over the years), erupted in 1992. The blue colour of water is due to a high salinity

Sphere cover - artillery negotiating shell craters, Matania
British artillery in difficulty among shell craters in August 1918. Shell craters were created by explosions, could easily subside and filled with water in wet weather

2nd Cpl D McArthur reconnoitering craters - Givenchy Ridge
2nd Corporal D. McArthur (176th Company, Royal Engineers) and his Officer returning from reconnoitering mine craters around the Givenchy Ridge - October 13th 1915

French mine crater WWI
View of French soldiers working at the mine face in the tunnel in darkness, and a diagram showing two branches stretching to the right and left where tons of explosive are to be placed. Date: 1916

Art Deco Poster Advertising Amalthea
Amalthea is a moon of Jupiter, the third closest to the planet at 181365 km away (about 2.6 Jupiter radii from the centre of the planet)

Diagram of the near side of the moon, front view

Cross-section diagram of the moon with quarter of sphere removed to illustrate subterranean layers of matter, front view

Diagram of planet Jupiter with quarter of sphere removed to reveal subterranean layers, front view

Primary crater surround by a ring of secondary craters, digital illustration

The Eruption of Mount Etna, Sicily, 1883: 1
THE ERUPTION OF MOUNT ETNA, SICILY, 1883: 1. View of the Upper Regions of Etna, from the Scene of the Recent Outbreak. 2. Portrait of S

Snow-covered smoking crater in a volcanic landscape, Eyjafjallajoekull, Iceland, Europe

Sunrise at Crater Lake, Crater Lake National Park, Oregon, USA

Reflections on Crater Lake, Crater Lake National Park, Oregon, USA

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"Exploring the Mysteries of Craters: From Lunar Landscapes to Celestial Wonders" Full Moon: A mesmerizing sight that unveils countless craters scattered across the lunar surface, reminding us of the celestial forces shaping our universe. Barringer Meteor Crater - 3/4 mile wide: Located East of Flagstaff, Arizona, USA, this colossal crater serves as a testament to the immense power and impact of extraterrestrial objects on Earth's terrain. Earth Rising Above the Moon's Horizon: Witnessing our home planet emerge from behind the lunar landscape highlights both its fragility and resilience against cosmic phenomena like craters. Lunar Surface Artwork: Artists capture the ethereal beauty and intricate details of moon craters through their creative interpretations, offering a unique perspective on these otherworldly formations. Far Side of the Moon: Concealed from our view for centuries, this enigmatic region holds untold secrets within its unexplored craters, beckoning humanity to uncover its mysteries someday. Spacecraft on the Moon - Lunar Map: Mankind's quest for knowledge has led us to send spacecraft to map lunar terrain meticulously, revealing an astonishing array of diverse craters dotting its surface. Mars' Moonscape: Just like our own moon, Mars boasts a captivating collection that bear witness to ancient impacts and geological transformations throughout its history. Saturn's Moon Dione - Cassini Image: Even in distant realms beyond Earth's reach lies Dione with its pockmarked surface adorned by majestic craters—a testament to cosmic artistry at play. Waxing Gibbous Moon - Computer-Enhanced Wonderment: Technology allows us to enhance images capturing every detail etched into a waxing gibbous moon—crisp shadows accentuating each crater’s uniqueness. Full Moon Splendor.