US EditionNASA Captures Image of a Salt Lake in an Extinct Sahara Volcano
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An astronaut aboard the International Space Station (EEI) captured an impressive image of the inactive volcano Emi Koussi, located in the Sahara Desert. With this, the researchers managed to identify an old salt lake. The photograph, which was taken on December 29, 2024 during Expedition 72, was made with a Nikon Z9 camera and a 200 mm lens, identified under the code ISS072-E-423041. As it became known, inside the volcano's boiler, located appro…
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