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Val Gardena - Itália

Chevron Folds Recumbent chevron folds in Earlyn Pennsylvania graywacke and shale,of the Bude Formation at Millook Havem on the north coast of Cornwall, southwestern Britain,

Ilhas Leewards - Bora Bora -  Polinésia Francesa - CNES-PLEIADES satellite Atol - vulcão ativo de 3 a 3.5 m.a, 750m de altura Leewards Island - French Polynesia -  Polynésie Française

Hornfels Great Fault in a major fault in Yamaguchi - Prefecture of Japan

Death Valley National Park

Caverna do Diabo - São Paulo Devil’s Cave - Brazil Info: https://petaronline.com.br/caverna-diabo

The original observations of Westerlund 2 were obtained by the science team: Antonella Nota (ESA/STScI), Elena Sabbi (STScI), Eva Grebel and Peter Zeidler (Astronomisches Rechen-Institut Heidelberg), Monica Tosi (INAF, Osservatorio Astronomico di Bologna), Alceste Bonanos (National Observatory of Athens, Astronomical Institute), Carol Christian (STScI/AURA) and Selma de Mink (University of Amsterdam). Follow-up observations were made by the Hubble Heritage team: Zoltan Levay (STScI), Max Mutchler, Jennifer Mack, Lisa Frattare, Shelly Meyett, Mario Livio, Carol Christian (STScI/AURA), and Keith Noll (NASA/GSFC). FAST FACTS: HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE Agency: NASA Launch Date: April 24, 1990 Launch Vehicle: Space Shuttle Discovery (STS-31) Entered Service: May 20, 1990 First Servicing Mission: December 2-13, 1993 Final Servicing Mission: May 11-24, 2009 Launch Mass: 10,890 kg Power Source: 5,500-watt pair of 25-foot solar panels

Bathe me in light..

SiO2 - Sílica - Silício - Silicom - Quartz Crystals & Labradorite

Quartzo SiO2 - Silica - Silicium - Quartz Crystal

L’Aguzou Cave, Escouloubre, Aude, Languedoc-Roussillon, France Calcitas

Japan ROV - ROUV - Remotely Operated Underwater Vehicle