Crater Collection (page 61)

Lake in crater, Orongo, Easter Island, Chile, South America

Volcanic crater of Rano Raraku, Easter Island, Chile, South America

Volcanic crater (rano), Rano Kau, Easter Island, Chile

Mirador or viewpoint of Volcan Rano Kau crater lake on Easter Island, Chile, Pacific, South America

Rano Raraku, moai on inner slopes of volcanic crater, Easter Island, Chile, Pacific

Birdman petroglyphs at Orongo ceremonial village on rim of crater Rano Kau, offshore lie bird islands of Motu Kao Kao, Motu Iri and Motu Nui, Easter Island, Chile, Pacific

View east along crater rim from Orongo ceremonial village of the Rano Kau crater, Easter Island, Chile, Pacific, South America

The crater of a volcano on the island of Santo Antao, Cape Verde Islands, Atlantic Ocean

Road across a volcanic crater, with small buildings in the distance, inland on the island of Sao Vicente, Republic of Cape Verde Islands, Atlantic, Africa

Timanfaya National Park (Fire Mountains), Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain, Europe

Orange volcano crater, Timanfaya National Park (Fire Mountains), Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain, Europe

The Blue Lake, one of three crater lakes at the top of Mount Gambier, an extinct volcano, in the Southeast of South Australia, Australia, Pacific

The Blue Lake, a natural reservoir and one of three crater lakes at the top of Mt Gambier, an extinct volcano and town in the south east of the state, South Australia, Australia

Masai cattle after rain, Ngorongoro crater, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tanzania, East Africa, Africa

View across the rim of the dormant San Fernando crater of the Volcan Masaya in the Volcan Masay National Park, Nicaragua, Central America

Night in a Shell Crater
Four British soldiers at a listening post in a shell crater in No Mans Land near Lagnicourt

Whittaker Star Map 26
Including Crater and Felis

Moon / Forming Crater
The stages of formation of a lunar crater

Poas Volcano, Costarica
Every thirty to sixty minutes, the sulphur lake starts to boil (2nd picture of three)

ETNA IN 1815
A striking view of the crater of Mount Etna, Sicily, in relatively tranquil mode, with plumes rising from five separate cones or vents or fumaroles

Battle of the Crater
Burnside blasts an immense breach - the crater - in Petersburgs defences, but fails to follow through and what should have been a great victory turns into defeat

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"Exploring the Depths: Unveiling Earth's Craters and Beyond" The iconic Earthrise photograph captures the breathtaking view of our planet from space, reminding us of the vastness of the universe. Artists have long been inspired by craters, using their unique shapes and textures to create captivating artwork that sparks imagination. Bathed in moonlight, a Full Moon illuminates the night sky, casting an ethereal glow on craters scattered across its surface. The Mauna Loa Volcano in Hawaii stands as a majestic testament to nature's power, with its massive crater serving as a reminder of past eruptions. Located in Arizona, USA, Barringer Meteor crater stretches three-quarters of a mile wide—a colossal scar left behind by an ancient cosmic collision. A science fiction magazine cover teases readers with a hidden lunar city nestled within a mysterious crater—an imaginative glimpse into future possibilities. Timanfaya National Park in Spain showcases volcanic landscapes adorned with craters, painting an awe-inspiring picture against the backdrop of Europe's Atlantic coast. In April 2010, Iceland's Eyjafjallajokull volcano erupted violently near Myrdalsjokull glacier—its fiery display leaving behind new craters etched into the land. During World War II's Blitz in London, Balham High Road suffered devastating bombings that transformed it into a hauntingly desolate crater-filled landscape. An early daguerreotype taken in 1852 reveals intricate details of the moon's surface captured through Harvard College Observatory's powerful telescope—a pioneering exploration into celestial bodies' features and mysteries. Artistic renditions bring alive lunar landscapes on canvas or paper—crisp lines depicting rugged terrain and deep craters invite viewers to embark on imaginary journeys beyond Earth’s boundaries.