Basaltic Collection (page 2)

Landscape in the Semien Mountains National Park, Ethiopia

View of the Basaltic Rocks and Cascade of Regia

Basaltic Pinnacles on the Columbia River, United States of America, Us, Usa, 1870S Engraving

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Scoria Hawaii Date:

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Namibia - the so-called organ pipes are basaltic rock formations Date:

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Namibia - basaltic rocks and Bushman grass (Stipagrostis sp) Date:

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Namibia - basaltic rocks in the Damaraland north of the Uniab River Date:

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The so-called organ pipes, basaltic rock formations Date:

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The so-called organ pipes, basaltic rock formations Date:

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Namibia - A vein of basaltic rock emerged at the ridge of a rocky hill due to the erosion of the surrounding softer rock - East of Swakopmund, northern Namib-Naukluft Park Date:

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Basaltic organ pipes cliff Date:

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Basaltic organ pipes cliff Date:

View of path and gate leading from 13th century church on moorland at sunrise, with rainclouds over distant countryside, Church of St. Michael, Brent Tor, Dartmoor N.P. Devon, England, December

View of graveyard and path leading from 13th century church on moorland at sunrise, with rainclouds over distant countryside, Church of St. Michael, Brent Tor, Dartmoor N.P. Devon, England, December

View of 13th century church on moorland at sunrise, Church of St. Michael, Brent Tor, Dartmoor N. P
View of 13th century church on moorland at sunrise, Church of St. Michael, Brent Tor, Dartmoor N.P. Devon, England, December

View of 13th century church reflected in large pool created by exceptional winter rain on moorland, Church of St. Michael, Brent Tor, Dartmoor N.P. Devon, England, December

Basaltic Pinnacles on the Columbia River, United States of America, Us, Usa, 1870S Engraving

View of jagged basaltic rocks on coastal headland at sunset, Rumps Point, Pentire Head, Cornwall, England, March

Erta Ale volcano lava lake, Ethiopia C016 / 9673
Erta Ale volcano lava lake. The Erta Ale basaltic shield volcano is located in the Danakil depression, Ethiopia. It has an active lava lake around 100 metres in diameter

Lava lake volcanic activity, Ethiopia C016 / 9675
Lava lake volcanic activity. Lava fountains breaking through the crust on the surface of the lava lake of the Erta Ale basaltic shield volcano, located in the Danakil depression, Ethiopia

Lava lake volcanic fissures, Ethiopia C016 / 9676
Lava lake volcanic fissures. Glowing pattern of fissures in the crust on the surface of the lava lake of the Erta Ale basaltic shield volcano, located in the Danakil depression, Ethiopia

Lava lake volcanic activity, Ethiopia C016 / 9674
Lava lake volcanic activity. Spattering at the edge of the lava lake of the Erta Ale basaltic shield volcano, located in the Danakil depression, Ethiopia

Basalt bomb C016 / 6209
Basalt bomb. Geological specimen collected during Scotts British Antarctic Expedition 1910-1913 (also known as the Terra Nova expedition). Basalt is a common volcanic rock

Marum volcano, Vanuatu C016 / 4655
Marum volcano, Vanuatu. View into the Marum volcanic cone of Ambrym Island, Vanuatu. Ambrym is a large basaltic pyroclastic shield volcano

Basaltic dyke, collected by Dr Benza in Neilgherries, India, c.1837. NHM specimen number: BM 649

Basalt tuff, collected by Dr Benza at a hillock just north of Napoleons Tomb, St Helena, c.1837. NHM specimen number: BM 861

Black basalt lava
This basalt lave has cooled quickly and gas bubbles have formed into balls of fragile, needle-sharp crystals of zeolite minerals

Oceanic and continental crust
A cross section of the Earths surface showing the continental crust on the left and oceanic crust on the right. Beneath the surface layer lies the Basaltic layer (in green) and the Mantle (in grey)

Volcanic eruption
A flood basalt eruption. One of a series (including image numbers 185 to 190) showing various forms of volcanic eruption

Weapon. Basaltic stone ax. Neolithic art. SPAIN. Vic. Vic Episcopal Museum. Proc: SPAIN. CATALONIA. Les Piles

Svartifoss, a waterfall in southern Iceland, cascades over ancient basaltic columns

House near basaltic columns with Snaefellsjokull Volcano in the background

View of basaltic rock formations on the Snaefellsness peninsula near Snaefellsjokull volcano

The Basaltic rocks at Bort, Auvergne Mountains, France. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Toltecs, volcanic rocks, Mars
Toltecs. Group of Martian volcanic rocks known as Toltecs. These rocks are typical of those in the area and they will be used as a basis of comparison for other rocks, such as the Clovis outcrop

Frozen Mars, satellite image

Cerberus Fossae, Mars, satellite image

Columnar basalt rock. Basalt is a fine-grained, extrusive igneous rock found in most lava flows. Its pentagonal and hexagonal geometry is due to contraction on cooling

Pahoehoe lava from Kilauea volcano, in the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii, USA. This thick lava with a ropey texture can flow at speeds of up to 50 kilometres per hour

Columnar basalt formation. Basalt is an extrusive igneous rock, which means it forms from the cooling of lava on the surface

Martian sand dune, satellite image
Martian sand dune. Coloured satellite image of a crater-floor sand dune. The blue-grey swirling patterns are trails created by small tornadoes, known as dust devils

Volcanic rock cavities. The deep holes in this granitic boulder, called Tafoni, are are formed when granular rock such as basalt or sandstone is eroded by the sea. Photographed in Corsica, France

Waterfall at Kilt Rock, famous basaltic cliff near Staffin, Isle of Skye, Inner Hebrides, Scotland, United Kingdom, Europe

Lava field covered in green moss, South Iceland, Iceland, Polar Regions

America. Scenes in Oregon and California. Basaltic Hill on t
Columns of basalt next to the Columbia River in Oregon

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"Exploring the Wonders of Basaltic Landscapes: From Giants Causeway to Los Gigantes" The Giants Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Northern Ireland, showcases stunning basalt columns formed by volcanic activity millions of years ago. Apollo 17 astronauts brought back samples of lunar basalt from their mission, providing valuable insights into the moon's geological history. Los Gigantes in Tenerife, Canary Islands, boasts towering cliffs made of basalt that rise dramatically from the Atlantic Ocean, offering breathtaking views in Europe. Witnessing the power of nature, a basalt bomb is a volcanic rock ejected during an eruption and solidifies as it cools down. Kilt Rock on the Isle of Skye presents a famous cliff composed of striking basalt formations overlooking Staffin Bay in Scotland's Inner Hebrides. Microscope images reveal intricate details within Pasamonte eucrite - a type of meteorite containing basaltic material - shedding light on extraterrestrial geology. A mesmerizing drone shot captures people snorkeling around Crystal Rock off Le Morne Brabant peninsula, showcasing how basaltic formations create unique underwater landscapes. Real del Monte mine in Mexico unveils impressive basalt columns created through volcanic processes over time – an awe-inspiring sight for visitors exploring underground wonders. As daylight fades away at sunset, Giants Causeway reveals its mystical beauty amidst Ulster's Bushmills region in County Antrim, Northern Ireland – truly enchanting. Discovering hidden treasures during winter sunrise at Reynisfjara beach in southern Iceland offers captivating views of Vik i Myrdal stacks rising majestically from the sea cave or shoreline perspective alike. Explore Southern Iceland's Reynisfjara beach during winter sunrise to witness the magnificent stacks of Vik i Myrdal against the backdrop cliffs, creating a surreal and unforgettable experience.