Kunjarra Ceremonial Grounds

grrlscientist | December 26, 2007

tags: Kunjarra Ceremonial Grounds, environment, NewScientist, Image of the Day Kunjarra Ceremonial Grounds. This picture shows laminar flow amongst the clouds, as air currents of different density -- generated from distant thunderstorm cells -- collide over the granite boulders. Image: Barry Slade, 2007 (NewScientist calendar 2008). [Much larger view]

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