The
NYT has an article and video clip promo for photographer Murray Fredericks' trekking about on Australia's Lake Eyre:
The Lake Eyre basin stretches across 750,000 square miles of inland Australia, draining nearly a quarter of the continent’s land mass. During the rare rainy season, Lake Eyre fills with water; the rest of the time, its lake bed forms a vast salt flat the size of Holland.
Fredricks has
an online gallery here; the photos are quite lovely.
And continuing to promote astronomy with excellent geology, APOD today shows
hills eroded from layered deposits on Mars
The NYT has an article and video clip promo for photographer Murray Fredericks' trekking about on Australia's Lake Eyre:
And continuing to promote astronomy with excellent geology, APOD today shows hills eroded from layered deposits on Mars
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