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Earth observation of Manam Island taken from Columbia during STS-93
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STS093-709-051 (23-27 July 1999) --- The STS-93 astronauts aboard the Space Shuttle Columbia took this picture of the volcanic island of Manam, along the northeast coast of Papua New Guinea. Manam is one in a string of currently active volcanoes called the Bismarck Arc. It is the most active of the group, having begun its present activity in 1994. The plume of steam and ash streaming from its crater extends more than 20 miles into the atmosphere.
NASA Image and Video Library’s own descriptionCredit lineEarth observation of Manam Island taken from Columbia during STS-93. NASA/JSC, 1999-07-25. Public domain. ID: sts093-709-051.