geographile

41 photos tagged geographile, from 6 members of Flickr Commons.

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Jacobs Ladder, Junction Cave, Wombeyan

  • curlytop3 said:
    interesting place you would want to explore

Charles Doolittle Walcott (1850-1927) family campsite in the Canadian Rockies

  • 7 older comments, and then…
  • t.gomes said:
    I like that they still put a table cloth out on the camping trip. And is that Champagne?
  • mrs. tumnus said:
    personally i never camp without a table cloth and a bottle of Crystal;)
  • Melanie Rivera said:
    I really love this photo. It brought me tears
  • J. Hitzig Mentoleum said:
    That corked bottle on the table is labeled "catsup" - look at the original size image.
  • Lauren said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Historic Heroines, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

Earth Aurora (Auroral X-ray emission observed from Earth's north polar region.)

  • Picture Esk said:
    I have not seen an auroral event as viewed from space before, very interesting. But if the aurora is a product of the Earth's magnetic field, would it not have been better to have superimposed the image on a plan of the Earth showing the magnetic north pole? Your image shows lines of longitude and latitude from the geographic north pole. If the magnetic north pole was added to the image, then the pattern of the aurora would make more sense, as it appears to lie in an arc at a constant radius from the pole.
  • Kimberly Arcand said:
    Thanks for the interesting suggestion. It certainly makes sense from the viewpoint of scientific explanation to do this, but from an esthetic viewpoint we like to limit the number of labels or artificial elements in our main images. As it is, the image of the Earth shown here is simulated. Kim for Chandra. cxcpub@cfa.harvard.edu
  • monophysite57-zzz said:
    Fascinating.