Canyons Seen From Space

Taken from space in 2013-2014 by the Landsat 8 we can see the Earth’s canyons in their full glory. Canyons are created from water and movement of the Earth’s crust. Over millions of years the water flows and erodes through the rocks, creating canyons such as the Grand Canyon and Colca canyon. Others are formed through movement of the Earth’s tectonic plates. The canyons reveal secrets through the exposed rocks and allow geologists to study the Earth. The existence of canyons prove that there were once seas and rivers where now none exist.

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Grand Canyon, USA, satellite image

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Grand Canyon, USA, satellite image
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Fish River Canyon, Namibia

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Kali Gandaki Gorge, satellite image

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Cotahuasi Canyon, Peru, satellite image

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Colca Canyon, Peru, satellite image

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Hells Canyon, satellite image

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Canyonlands, Utah, satellite image

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Copper Canyon, Mexico, satellite image

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Yarlung Tsangpo Canyon, Tibet

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Canyons, Peru, satellite image

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Blyde River Canyon, satellite image

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Wollemi Park canyons, Australia

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Wollemi Park canyons, Australia
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Kings Canyon, Australia, satellite image

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