Lake Erie from the sky
Lake Erie
Lake Erie Satellite Image Today
Algae Boom in Lake Erie
"The Great Lakes. August 23." Photo taken by astronaut Karen Nyberg from the International Space Station
Lake Erie Satellite View
Michigan is one of the most recognizable places on Earth from space. Astronauts aboard the ISS easily spot its distinctive mitten-shaped Lower Peninsula and rugged Upper Peninsula, surrounded by four Great Lakes—Superior, Michigan, Huron, and Erie. The sharp contrast between land and vast blue water clearly defines its borders from 250 miles up. The visible straits and Mackinac Bridge further highlight its unique two-peninsula geography. Frequently photographed from orbit, Michigan stands out as one of the most photogenic and identifiable U.S. states.
Satellite images capture the algae bloom in Lake Erie in 2017. The algae bloom is caused in part by phosphorous runoff from farms and poses a health risk.
Lake Erie Satellite
Satellite image of recent algal bloom in Lake Erie
Great Lakes Go For Fully Frozen
Seen from orbit, Lake Erie appears locked in winter, its surface a fractured mosaic of frosted white ice sheets and pale turquoise water. Cracks and snowdrifts trace delicate patterns across the frozen basin, while deep teal currents cut through the pale ice near a slate-gray shoreline. Satellite Image Of Lake Erie - February 5, 2022 turns a scientific view of Earth into something quietly mesmerizing, cool and expansive. This wall art brings a calm, wintry stillness to a home office, study, or modern living space. • By Stocktrek Images, working in high-resolution satellite photography • Also available as an acrylic glass print, where the glossy finish adds depth to the icy blue tones • Complements modern and minimalist home decor • Frozen lake aerial view in a cool abstract palette
Post-seiche wave sediment in Lake Erie, VIIRS/NPP natural color image - 25 Nov 2015