k Falsecolour infrared satellite image of Iceland. The colour coding ranges from white for the coldest parts, through blue green, to orange red for the warmest areas. The large white area at bottom right is the enormous Vatnajokull glacier. The other glaciers are the Hofsjokull centre, Langjokull centre left, Myrdalsjokull lower centre. The red areas are regions of volcanic activity. The image was recorded by NASAs Heat Capacity Mapping Mission satellite in 1980. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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False-colour infrared satellite image of Iceland. The colour coding ranges from white for the coldest parts, through blue & green, to orange & red for the warmest areas. The large white area at bottom right is the enormous Vatnajokull glacier. The other glaciers are the Hofsjokull (centre), Langjokull (centre left), & Myrdalsjokull (lower centre). The red areas are regions of volcanic activity. The image was recorded by NASA's Heat Capacity Mapping Mission satellite in 1980.
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False-colour infrared satellite image of Iceland. The colour coding ranges from white for the coldest parts, through blue & green, to orange & red for the warmest areas. The large white area at bottom right is the enormous Vatnajokull glacier. The other glaciers are the Hofsjokull (centre), Langjokull (centre left), & Myrdalsjokull (lower centre). The red areas are regions of volcanic activity. The image was recorded by NASA's Heat Capacity Mapping Mission satellite in 1980.

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