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Sediment in the North Sea
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Published March 26, 2007
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Tropical Cyclone Kara (20S) approaching western Australia
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Guanaja Island, Honduras
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Guanaja Island is located in the western Caribbean, approximately 60 kilometers (about 37 miles) north of mainland Honduras. The island is near the western edge of the Cayman Ridge, a topographic feature made of rock types that indicate ancient volcanic islands, sedimentary layers, and ocean crust. The ridge resulted from tectonic interactions between the North American, South American, and Caribbean Plates. Guanaja and the nearby islands of Roatan and Utila (not shown) are the only portions of the western Cayman Ridge currently exposed above water.
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Lava Flows in the Grand Canyon
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Published March 25, 2007
Hydrogen sulphide eruptions and phytoplankton bloom off Namibia
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Published March 24, 2007
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The Sun’s Magnetic Field
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Dust Storm out of Northern Africa
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Published March 23, 2007
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Haze over Beijing
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Thick haze collected over the Beijing region in late March 2007. Earlier that month, the BBC News reported that an international team of scientists had documented how increasing pollution in China led to decreasing rainfall over the region.
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