NASA image shows 3-D representation of Miyakejima

NASA image shows 3-D representation of Miyakejima

WASHINGTON, United States - This NASA image shows a three-dimensional representation of Miyakejima Island, south of Tokyo. The image was generated from data collected by Japanese astronaut Mamoru Mohri during a space shuttle mission in February. Mt. Oyama, the 813-meter volcano at the center of the island, has erupted several times since July 8. Photo was provided by the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

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