Re: Graphics on the net?

[Bill North <north@spso.gsfc.nasa.gov>]

In article <35sv95$8ck@crl3.crl.com> Joe Kohn, joko@crl.com writes:
>Has anyone located any good graphics of the 2 volcanoes currently 
>erupting?

This is probably more profitably asked in sci.geo.geology
or sci.geo.eos. The answer of where the images are more
depends on the acquiring sensor and organization than
subject.

As a random shot, you might try this location as extracted
from the sci.geo.eos FAQ. If the FAQ has expired at your
site, I can email you a copy.

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SPACE Archive

Contains sample images and other information about space
missions, activities, and programs. Covers domestic,
international, Earth, planetary, and other missions.

FTP: explorer.arc.nasa.gov/pub/SPACE

>Back to finding info on the net, Tero Sand told me about a wonderful 
>resource called WebCrawler.

Webcrawler is the WWW equivalent of archie. Just as you
can build your own ftp index, you can build your own WWW
index. If everyone does this, performance will degrade.
I have heard that some sites are going to provide the
WWW equivalent of archie so you don't have to, but don't
have any addresses off hand.

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