File:La Cumbre - ISS.JPG
| Identification | |
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| Mission | ISS005 (Expedition 5) |
| Roll | E |
| Frame | 6997 |
| Country or Geographic Name | GALAPAGOS ISLANDS |
| Features | LA CUMBRE VOLCANO, FERNANDINA |
| Center Point Latitude | -0.5° N |
| Center Point Longitude | -91.5° E |
| Camera | |
| Camera Tilt | 40° |
| Camera Focal Length | 800 mm |
| Camera | Kodak DCS760C Electronic Still Camera |
| Film | 3060 x 2036 pixel CCD, RGBG array. |
| Quality | |
| Percentage of Cloud Cover | 0-10% |
| Nadir What is Nadir? | |
| Date | 2002-07-06 |
| Time | 20:21:02 |
| Nadir Point Latitude | -2.9° N |
| Nadir Point Longitude | -93.3° E |
| Nadir to Photo Center Direction | Northeast |
| Sun Azimuth | 312° |
| Spacecraft Altitude | 214 nautical miles (396 km) |
| Sun Elevation Angle | 51° |
| Orbit Number | 713 |
| Original image caption | |
| La Cumbre volcano on Fernandina Island is the most active volcano on the Galapagos, erupting most recently in 1995. The volcano rises 1495 m from sea level. This photo was taken by the Expedition 5 crew aboard the International Space Station. The scene provides a detailed view of the 850-m-deep summit caldera. The dark flows in the middle of the caldera floor were erupted in 1991. Today, these flows are partly covered by dark green vegetation. | |
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