Where on (Google)Earth #9?
April 25, 2007
Beautiful!
Good luck.
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Is that bluish thing in the middle a salt glacier? If so, I’ll guess that this is in the zargos mountains of Iran. Assuming you haven’t worked out rotations yet, I’ll say the eastern part.
Have you had a look at where in the galaxy?
check out the picture and last paragraph here:
http://lablemminglounge.blogspot.com/2007/04/possible-terrestrial-planet-around.html
that’s a pretty good guess…but, no, it’s not the Zagros Mts…
thanks for the link, i’ll check it out
Took me three continents before I found it… best clue (besides the geology) was the lack of patchwork satellite overlays. Looks like a structural geologist’s paradise.
yep…that’s it…Ron takes it again!
Any idea how old the sediments in that photo are (I assume the deformation is Pennsylvanian/Permian Pangea-related- but it could be mediterranian, I suppose)?
I actually don’t know too much about the geology here…
It is in an area of Algeria called the Saharan Atlas Range (considered a subrange of the Atlas Mts).