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September 26, 2005
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Estonian Bog
Check out this winning photograph from the 2005 science and visualization challenge by geologist James Aber reveals the sinuous landforms of Estonia's Männikjärve bog. To capture the intricate patterns and striking colors, Aber used a conventional digital camera in an unconventional way -- he attached it to a kite that flies 50 to 150 meters high and operated it from the ground like a radio-controlled model airplane. I bet Ross likes it. Welcome back from Estonia.
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