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Zagros Mountains, Iran, seen from the International Space Station (ISS). The Zagros Mountains are a range of long linear ridges and valleys formed by... more
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Zagros Mountains, Iran, seen from the International Space Station (ISS). The Zagros Mountains are a range of long linear ridges and valleys formed by the collision of the Asian and Arabian tectonic plates. Subsequent erosion formed the shapes seen here. Features include salt domes (upper centre and upper left) where underground salt left by ancient seas is rising to the surface under the pressure of the overlying rocks, creating a dome structure. Photographed on 28 February 2006 by a member of the ISS's Expedition 12 crew.
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