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Banks of the Bahamas seen from space - Great Bahamas Bank: Image obtained on 5 February 2014 by the Landsat-8 satellite. Underwater structures of the Great Bahamas Bank are pictured in this image from the Landsat-8 satellite on 5 February 2014. Sitting north of Cuba, the bank is made of limestone - mainly from the skeletal fragments of marine organisms - that has been accumulating for over 100 million years. Currents sculpted these underwater sediments into the wavy pattern we see along the bottom of the image, just a few meters deep. We can clearly see where the shallow waters drop off into the deep, dark water of an area known as the Tongue of the Ocean. With depths of up to about 4000 m, this trench surrounded by islands, reefs and shoals has an opening to the Atlantic Ocean at its northern end (not pictured). Over the deep Tongue we can see a few sparse clouds

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Banks of the Bahamas seen from space - Great Bahamas Bank: Image obtained on 5 February 2014 by the Landsat-8 satellite. Underwater structures of the Great Bahamas Bank are pictured in this image from the Landsat-8 satellite on 5 February 2014. Sitting north of Cuba, the bank is made of limestone - mainly from the skeletal fragments of marine organisms - that has been accumulating for over 100 million years. Currents sculpted these underwater sediments into the wavy pattern we see along the bottom of the image, just a few meters deep. We can clearly see where the shallow waters drop off into the deep, dark water of an area known as the Tongue of the Ocean. With depths of up to about 4000 m, this trench surrounded by islands, reefs and shoals has an opening to the Atlantic Ocean at its northern end (not pictured). Over the deep Tongue we can see a few sparse clouds

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Saudi Arabia's coral reefs - Al Wadj Bank, Saudi Arabia - Approximately 260 coral species have been recorded in Al Wadj Bank coral reefs in Saudi Arabia. Image obtained from the International Space Station (ISS) in December 2007. Saudi Arabia boasts the most coral reefs of any Middle Eastern country, as it includes coastline along both the Red Sea and the Gulf of Arabia. This high - resolution astronaut photograph shows part of the Al Wadj Bank, located along the northern Red Sea coast. Despite the relatively high salinity of Red Sea water, approximately 260 species of coral have been documented in the region. Large tracts of the Saudi Arabian coastline are undeveloped, and reefs in these areas are in generally good ecological health. However, reefs located near large urban centers such as Jeddeh have suffered degradation due to land reclamation (dredging and filling), pollution, and increased sediment runoff from land. The Al Wadj Bank (a bank is an underwater hill) includes a healthy

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Saudi Arabia's coral reefs - Al Wadj Bank, Saudi Arabia - Approximately 260 coral species have been recorded in Al Wadj Bank coral reefs in Saudi Arabia. Image obtained from the International Space Station (ISS) in December 2007. Saudi Arabia boasts the most coral reefs of any Middle Eastern country, as it includes coastline along both the Red Sea and the Gulf of Arabia. This high - resolution astronaut photograph shows part of the Al Wadj Bank, located along the northern Red Sea coast. Despite the relatively high salinity of Red Sea water, approximately 260 species of coral have been documented in the region. Large tracts of the Saudi Arabian coastline are undeveloped, and reefs in these areas are in generally good ecological health. However, reefs located near large urban centers such as Jeddeh have suffered degradation due to land reclamation (dredging and filling), pollution, and increased sediment runoff from land. The Al Wadj Bank (a bank is an underwater hill) includes a healthy

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The Bahamas satellite views - Satellite image of the Bahamas - The Bahamas viewed by the Aqua satellite on 12 February 2009. East of southern Florida, large swaths of ocean water glow peacock blue. These waters owe their iridescence to their shallow depths. Near Florida and Cuba, the underwater terrain is hilly, and the crests of many of these hills including the islands of the Bahamas. On February 12, 2009, relatively clear skies allowed the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on Nasa's Aqua satellite an unobstructed view of the region. The most striking feature of this image is the Great Bahama Bank, a massive underwater hill underlying Andros Island in the west, Eleuthera Island in the east, and multiple islands in between. To the north, another bank underlies another set of islands, including Grand Bahama. The varied colors of these banks suggest their surfaces are somewhat uneven. The banks' distinct contours, sharply outlined in dark blue, indicate that the ocea

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The Bahamas satellite views - Satellite image of the Bahamas - The Bahamas viewed by the Aqua satellite on 12 February 2009. East of southern Florida, large swaths of ocean water glow peacock blue. These waters owe their iridescence to their shallow depths. Near Florida and Cuba, the underwater terrain is hilly, and the crests of many of these hills including the islands of the Bahamas. On February 12, 2009, relatively clear skies allowed the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on Nasa's Aqua satellite an unobstructed view of the region. The most striking feature of this image is the Great Bahama Bank, a massive underwater hill underlying Andros Island in the west, Eleuthera Island in the east, and multiple islands in between. To the north, another bank underlies another set of islands, including Grand Bahama. The varied colors of these banks suggest their surfaces are somewhat uneven. The banks' distinct contours, sharply outlined in dark blue, indicate that the ocea

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Sandy Cay - Bahamas - Seabed currents and sandbanks on Sandy Cay and Long Island, Bahamas. Image obtained on 27 November 2010 from the International Space Station (ISS). This astronaut photograph, taken from the International space station on November 27, 2010, provides a view of tidal flats and channels near Sandy Cay, on the western side of Long Island and along the eastern margin of the Great Bahama Bank (North is top). The continuously exposed parts of the island are brown, a result of soil formation and vegetation growth. To the north of Sandy Cay, an off - white tidal flat composed of carbonate sediments is visible; light blue - green regions indicate shallow water on the tidal flat. The tidal flow of seawater is concentrated through gaps in the land surface, leading to the formation of relatively deep channels that cut into the sediments. The channels and areas to the south of the island have a vivid blue color that indicates deeper water

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Sandy Cay - Bahamas - Seabed currents and sandbanks on Sandy Cay and Long Island, Bahamas. Image obtained on 27 November 2010 from the International Space Station (ISS). This astronaut photograph, taken from the International space station on November 27, 2010, provides a view of tidal flats and channels near Sandy Cay, on the western side of Long Island and along the eastern margin of the Great Bahama Bank (North is top). The continuously exposed parts of the island are brown, a result of soil formation and vegetation growth. To the north of Sandy Cay, an off - white tidal flat composed of carbonate sediments is visible; light blue - green regions indicate shallow water on the tidal flat. The tidal flow of seawater is concentrated through gaps in the land surface, leading to the formation of relatively deep channels that cut into the sediments. The channels and areas to the south of the island have a vivid blue color that indicates deeper water

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Cuba, Florida and Bahamas viewed by the Envisat satellite - Cuba, Florida and Bahamas from satellite Envisat - Florida (top left), Cuba (bottom) and the Bahamas viewed by the Envisat satellite on 24 January 2004. The shallow blue waters of the Bahamas as seen from Envisat 800 km away in space, acquired by the Medium Resolution Imaging Spectrometer (MERIS) on 24 January 2004. The Bahamas consist of a chain of islands and shallow water banks extending 1400 km from Florida to the island of Hispaniola. All the islands are surrounded by coral reefs - 5% of all the world's coral reefs are concentrated here. At the top left of the image is the southern tip of Florida, reaching from the circular Lake Okeechobee down through the Everglades all the way to Key West. The top of the curved archipelago of islands and associated coral reefs known as the Florida Keys is also visible. At the image base is the island of Cuba, 145 km south of Florida: the shaded area on the south face of the island is th

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Cuba, Florida and Bahamas viewed by the Envisat satellite - Cuba, Florida and Bahamas from satellite Envisat - Florida (top left), Cuba (bottom) and the Bahamas viewed by the Envisat satellite on 24 January 2004. The shallow blue waters of the Bahamas as seen from Envisat 800 km away in space, acquired by the Medium Resolution Imaging Spectrometer (MERIS) on 24 January 2004. The Bahamas consist of a chain of islands and shallow water banks extending 1400 km from Florida to the island of Hispaniola. All the islands are surrounded by coral reefs - 5% of all the world's coral reefs are concentrated here. At the top left of the image is the southern tip of Florida, reaching from the circular Lake Okeechobee down through the Everglades all the way to Key West. The top of the curved archipelago of islands and associated coral reefs known as the Florida Keys is also visible. At the image base is the island of Cuba, 145 km south of Florida: the shaded area on the south face of the island is th

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Tourists along the Cliffs Next to the Ulu Watu Temple Pura Luhur, Bali (photo)

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Tourists along the Cliffs Next to the Ulu Watu Temple Pura Luhur, Bali (photo)

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Monkeys along the cliffs next to the Ulu Watu temple Pura Luhur, Bali (photo)

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Monkeys along the cliffs next to the Ulu Watu temple Pura Luhur, Bali (photo)

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Cliffs next to the Ulu Watu temple Pura Luhur, Bali (photo)

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Cliffs next to the Ulu Watu temple Pura Luhur, Bali (photo)

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Cliffs next to the Ulu Watu temple Pura Luhur, Bali (photo)

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Cliffs next to the Ulu Watu temple Pura Luhur, Bali (photo)

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Cliffs next to the Ulu Watu temple Pura Luhur, Bali (photo)

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Cliffs next to the Ulu Watu temple Pura Luhur, Bali (photo)

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Woman Dancing in Traditional Costume next to the Ulu Watu Temple, Pura Luhur, Bali (photo)

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Woman Dancing in Traditional Costume next to the Ulu Watu Temple, Pura Luhur, Bali (photo)

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