Close-Up Views
Details around the State
Close-Up Views
Details around the State
The astronauts carry a variety of cameras and film onboard the Space Shuttle and International Space Station. Using high-magnification lenses and special large-format film, they are able to see detailed views of the Earth. In some of the high-resolution images of the New Jersey, major roads or buildings are easy to identify. See if you can find familiar landmarks in your neighborhood (if photographed) or in the nearby New York City area. |
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Sandy Hook (view to SE) |
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Seaside Heights to Long Branch (view to NE) |
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Sayerville to Perth Amboy (view to E) |
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Ripples in Delaware Bay, Sunglint (view to N) |
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Cape May to North Wildwood (view to W) |
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Delaware Water Gap, Snow (view to N) |
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Delaware River near Trenton, Snow (view to N) |
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Delaware River, Philadelphia and Camden (view to NE) |
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Delaware River, Wilmington, Delaware Area (view to E) |
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Mannhattan Area, Edgewater to Weehawken, Snow (view to NE) |
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Jersey City and Lower Manhattan, Smoke from World Trade Center (view to E) |
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Hudson River, Liberty State Park to North Bergen, Lower Manhattan (view to W) |
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New York City, View to Hackensack, NJ (view to NW) |
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All imagery courtesy of Earth Sciences and Image Analysis Laboratory, NASA Johnson Space Center.
For additional information on NASA Shuttle Photography, goto Shuttle Photography Basics. Please read our Disclaimer before using any of these photographs. |
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F. Walton Center for Remote Sensing and Spatial Analysis (CRSSA) |
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Site last updated 8 September 2003 |