k Infrared image of Antarctica Antarctica. Infrared satellite image of Antarc tica, the continent at the Earths south pole. The image is oriented with the Greenwich Meridian at top. In the infrared range snow is white, ice is whiteblue, and exposed rock is black. Antarctica is generally covered with plains of ice and snow, but the Transantarctic mountains appear at lower centre. Ice shelves project from much of the coastline, the largest being the Ross to the left of the Transantarctic Mountains and the Ronne at upper left. Antarctica is the fifth largest of the worlds continents. Image taken by a Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer AVHRR sensor aboard a NOAA satellite. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Infrared image of Antarctica Antarctica. Infrared satellite image of Antarc  tica, the continent at the Earth s south pole. The image is oriented with the Greenwich Meridian at top. In the infrared range snow is white, ice is white blue, and exposed rock is black. Antarctica is generally covered with plains of ice and snow, but the Transantarctic mountains appear at lower centre. Ice shelves project from much of the coastline, the largest being the Ross  to the left of the Transantarctic Mountains  and the Ronne  at upper left . Antarctica is the fifth largest of the world s continents. Image taken by a Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer  AVHRR  sensor aboard a NOAA satellite.
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Infrared image of Antarctica

Antarctica. Infrared satellite image of Antarc- tica, the continent at the Earth's south pole. The image is oriented with the Greenwich Meridian at top. In the infrared range snow is white, ice is white/blue, and exposed rock is black. Antarctica is generally covered with plains of ice and snow, but the Transantarctic mountains appear at lower centre. Ice shelves project from much of the coastline, the largest being the Ross (to the left of the Transantarctic Mountains) and the Ronne (at upper left). Antarctica is the fifth largest of the world's continents. Image taken by a Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR) sensor aboard a NOAA satellite.

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