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Niger River Massina Mali ... Autors: Samaara Zeme no satelīta.

Niger River, Massina Mali – Coursing through parched, landlocked Mali in Western Africa, the Niger River skirts the edge of the dune-striped Sahara before turning sharply south to join the Bani River. At the confluence of the two rivers is an inland delta complete with narrow, twisting waterways, lagoons, and tiny islands.

Northern Norway Like dark... Autors: Samaara Zeme no satelīta.

Northern Norway – Like dark fingers, cold ocean waters reach deeply into the mountainous coastline of northern Norway, defining the fjords for which the country is famous. Flanked by snow-capped peaks, some of these ice-sculpted fjords are hundreds of meters deep. [mīlu šito] :D

Ocean Sand, Bahamas

The Optimist Kalahari Desert... Autors: Samaara Zeme no satelīta.

The Optimist, Kalahari Desert, Namibia

Pinacate Volcano Field The... Autors: Samaara Zeme no satelīta.

Pinacate Volcano Field - The pockmarked terrain of Pinacate National Park in Mexico’s Sonora Province is evidence of a violent past. Among hundreds of volcanic vents and cinder cones are rare maar craters, formed when rising magma met underground water to create pockets of steam that blew nearly circular holes in the overlying crust.

Richat Structure The socalled... Autors: Samaara Zeme no satelīta.

Richat Structure - The so-called Richat Structure is a geological formation in the Maur Adrar Desert in the African country of Mauritania. Although it resembles an impact crater, the Richat Structure formed when a volcanic dome hardened and gradually eroded, exposing the onion-like layers of rock.

Sulaiman Mountains The... Autors: Samaara Zeme no satelīta.

Sulaiman Mountains – The Sulaiman Mountains are a major geological feature of Pakistan and one of the bordering ranges of the Indian subcontinent.

Syrian Desert Between the... Autors: Samaara Zeme no satelīta.

Syrian Desert - Between the fertile Euphrates River valley and the cultivated lands of the eastern Mediterranean coast, the Syrian Desert covers parts of modern Syria, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq.