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Evidence that this climate correlation was always in modern geological times was derived from sediment analysis in Lake Challa, a crater lake in the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro, Christian Wolff of the University of Potsdam and lead author of the Science publication explains:

It is defined geographically by an ancient volcanic landscape, the largest freshwater crater lake in Australasia, geothermal attractions, and the mountains and ski areas of Tongariro National Park, a dual World Heritage National Park.

Kintamani is just 65kms from Seminyak and boasts one of the most awesome views on the island, overlooking the largest crater lake in Bali at Danua Batur and the still - active volcano of Mount Batur.

Mount Ijen Crater is the biggest crater lake in East Java.

FISH in a remote crater lake in Nicaragua are splitting into separate species at breakneck speed.

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There is a volcanic crater lake up there — one that until pretty recently people used as a giant natural hot tub, at least until seismic activity intensified and folks realized that swimming in a volcano's simmering crater lake might not be the best idea.

[241] The attractions and major tourist destinations of Ghana include a warm, tropical climate year - round; diverse wildlife; exotic waterfalls such as Kintampo Waterfalls and the largest waterfall in west Africa, Wli Waterfalls; Ghana's coastal palm - lined sandy beaches; caves; mountains, rivers; meteorite impact crater and reservoirs and lakes such as Lake Bosumtwi or Bosumtwi meteorite crater and the largest man - made lake in the world by surface area, Lake Volta; dozens of castles and forts; UNESCO World Heritage Sites; nature reserves and national paLake Bosumtwi or Bosumtwi meteorite crater and the largest man - made lake in the world by surface area, Lake Volta; dozens of castles and forts; UNESCO World Heritage Sites; nature reserves and national palake in the world by surface area, Lake Volta; dozens of castles and forts; UNESCO World Heritage Sites; nature reserves and national paLake Volta; dozens of castles and forts; UNESCO World Heritage Sites; nature reserves and national parks.

«The fast - moving river cut a 1 - mile long breach in late December through early January, scouring out a crater lake and deep gullies info adjacent farmland.

Earth bears the scars of a few twin - asteroid impacts: the Clearwater Lakes near Hudson Bay in Canada, for instance, are craters that formed together about 290 million years ago.

Eventually the lake overflowed, eroding away large craters in what is now the channel's floor and gradually breaking down the ridge to help form the English Channel we know today.

A fresh hypothesis suggests that the chaotic terrain in and around Aram Chaos resulted when a buried ice lake trapped in the ancient impact crater suddenly collapsed.

In 1960 Koshelev speculated that Lake Cheko might be an impact crater, but Florensky rejected that idea.

Meanwhile, one of the craters in the system, Lake Avernus, was referred to as the entrance to Hades in ancient mythology.

They triangulated on its position and, last week on New Year's Eve, dug up the 1.7 kilogram rock from a small crater in a dry lake in the Australian outback.

The list of places where NASA's next Mars rover, due to launch in 2020, could land has been narrowed down to three: Jezero crater, the dry remains of an ancient lake; Northeast Syrtis, which used to host hot springs; and the Columbia Hills, previously explored by NASA's Spirit rover.

«In each of the two crater lakes new species of the Midas cichlid evolved with an elongated body — a phenotype that does not exist in ancestral lakes from which the colonisers of crater lakes came from,» explains MeyeIn each of the two crater lakes new species of the Midas cichlid evolved with an elongated body — a phenotype that does not exist in ancestral lakes from which the colonisers of crater lakes came from,» explains Meyein ancestral lakes from which the colonisers of crater lakes came from,» explains Meyer.

Konstanz evolutionary biologists working with Prof. Axel Meyer have now described parallel evolution of two closely related, but geographically isolated populations of cichlid fish in Nicaraguan crater lakes.

«The young and completely isolated crater lakes along the Central American Volcanic Arc in Nicaragua provide an ideal setting to study parallel evolution.

This is because the equivalent endemic species in these two crater lakes originated in different sequences in both lakes.

Toba's massive eruption 74,000 years ago left behind this crater, now a lake, in Indonesia (inset).

In May, the southeastern rim of the interior crater wall was washed over by the Pacific Ocean, opening the crater lake to the ocean.

One more crater lake called Monoun in Cameroon suffocated 37 human beings close to its shores in a similar eruption.

In those 5 + years, the rover has discovered evidence that Gale crater used to be home to a large non-acidic lake or series...

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The Opportunity and Spirit rovers have also found evidence for ancient playa lakes and groundwater, although they were more salty and acidic than the lake in Gale crater.

Indeed, the Curiosity rover has found strong, in - situ, evidence that a large freshwater lake used to exist inside Gale crater where it is exploring, as well as fast - flowing streams emptying into that lake.

Tornabene L. L. et al. (2012), A crater - exposed bedrock database for Mars with applications for determining the composition and the structure of the upper crust, 3rd International conference on Early Mars, held May 21 - 25, 2012 in Lake Tahoe, Navada.

Curiosity Rover's discovery of the redox stratification on Gale crater's lake allowed scientists to find evidence that Mars was once habitable — at least in the human sense — for a long time.

Recently, scientists concluded from evidence in Mars's ancient lake on Gale crater that the planet once harbored a very Earth - like environment for about 700,000 years sometime between 3.1 and 3.8 billion years ago.

Scientists studied the rock samples Curiosity collected over the course of its first three and a half years exploring the Red Planet, especially the samples collected on the varying depths of the dried - up lake in Gale crater, and they found that the lake was rich in minerals that could have supported life.

In those 5 + years, the rover has discovered evidence that Gale crater used to be home to a large non-acidic lake or series of lakes, with conditions suitable for life to have existed.

In January 2016, the researchers visited the crater and discovered that it was a collapsed lake, with a moulin — a hole in the ice — which allowed the water to flow into the oceaIn January 2016, the researchers visited the crater and discovered that it was a collapsed lake, with a moulin — a hole in the ice — which allowed the water to flow into the oceain the ice — which allowed the water to flow into the ocean.

The clays and by - products of reactions between water and sulfuric acid (a.k.a. sulfates) that fill the crater are evidence that it once held a lake that dried up early in the planet's history.

By New Year's Eve, planetary scientist Phil Bland and his team from Western Australia's Curtin University had made their way to Lake Eyre, where they had tracked the space rock's trajectory to a crater in the lake's solid salt crLake Eyre, where they had tracked the space rock's trajectory to a crater in the lake's solid salt crlake's solid salt crust.

Visiting the Azores means getting in touch with nature, seeing gorgeous volcanic landscapes with glistening lakes at the bottom of green - lined calderas, dangerous peaks that fall into the sea, intriguing caves that hide surprising secrets, lava tunnels that lead deep into the heart of the earth and awe - inspiring mountain trails that guide you to otherworldly craters.

All in all, the Quilotoa crater lake was our most enjoyable hiking experience in Ecuador.

The lake is set in a volcano crater and, as a result, the water has a slight sulfur taste.

Stop at Lake Eacham, a volcanic crater lake, before continuing on to visit some of the waterfalls in the Atherton Tablelands, including Josephine Falls and the famous Millaa Millaa FaLake Eacham, a volcanic crater lake, before continuing on to visit some of the waterfalls in the Atherton Tablelands, including Josephine Falls and the famous Millaa Millaa Falake, before continuing on to visit some of the waterfalls in the Atherton Tablelands, including Josephine Falls and the famous Millaa Millaa Falls.

This will ensure you get there at the right time, you don't get lost on the way up and your guide can show you other highlights in the area such as the crater lake and nearby hot springs.

The volcano's last violent activity in 1991 was the 2nd largest terrestrial eruption of the 20th century, and has created a magnificent crater lake as well as altering the entire landscape.

Last time I went to Dieng in 2010 I did all the usual tourist things: visited the coloured lakes, the Hindu temples, the mud pool crater at...

The briefest Google search is enough to explain why so many are keen to get to the top — in the crater of the volcano lies Segara Anak lake, with the often - smoldering cone of Barujari emerging from the dazzling turquoise water at its eastern end.

Built in the 1600's on the edge of Lake Bratan, a magnificent volcanic crater, it is dedicated to the goddess of waters, who keeps this Indonesian island lush year - round.

Named after the largest lake in Southeast Asia, Donau Toba, which nestles in an immense volcanic crater in North Sumatra, this villa boasts the biggest pool in the Lakshmi Villa enclave.

Crater Lake: a volcanic crater that holds the deepest lake in the ULake: a volcanic crater that holds the deepest lake in the Ulake in the U.S..

Tour through the ancient volcanic Tropical Tablelands region, where you can swim in beautiful crater lakes, visit picturesque waterfalls and even spot the very elusive Platypus!

Wonderful placid lakes that were once volcanic craters, soaring cliffs, undulating countryside, a confection of flora and fauna, geysers, spouting mineral springs, and secluded coves are in abundance throughout.

Azores is a true paradise for nature lovers with blue lakes smothered in flowers, deep verdant craters of dormant volcanoes and breathtaking landscapes from the mountains.

Board a boat in Hakonemachi and cruise across Lake Ashi, which lies in an enormous volcanic crater, to Togendai.

Kintamani area, especially Penelokan village offers spectacular views of this crater lake and Mount Batur, set in a vast volcanic caldera.