Gulf of Alaska Expedition 2004

Gulf of Alaska Expedition 2004. A cross sectional view through a fractured pillow basalt. The outer curved surface is the chilled rind, and the “wedges” that radiate from the center are fractures caused by rapid cooling of molten lava in the cold seawater. The red laser points are 10 cm (
-4 in) apart, giving the observers in the submarine a sense of scale.

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Author: Gulf of Alaska 2004. NOAA, WHOI, and the Alvin Group/ NOAA

License: Public Domain Mark 1.0 (Public domain)

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