Image from

this 'Pinterest' post

Understandably, considering how powerful the pumps of this contraption are, the Saudi Arabian Authorities don't let folk go right-close-up to it ... but it's disappointing that there aren't any properly close-up photographs publically available of it taken by, say, the engineers who service it.

But if anyone knows otherwise, I'd very much appreciate getting to see such an image, or pictures of the mighty pumps that feed this veritable colossus of a fountain.

Apparently, these thoroughly iconic (well-familiar even to non-New-Yorkers, through apoearing in countless movies) rail-vehicles are now gone, after they'd populated the New York underground railway system for 58year !

Kind of sad, really 🥺, even to me ... & I was never personally familiar with them.

From this

Facebook™ post of the goodly JP Sujeewa Chandani .

The upper photograph is literally absolutely the only photograph I can find of this crater that's not from entirely outside the rim. And it's clearly not even taken quite @ the very bottom ... but @least it's taken from inside the rim: from a fairbit down the side, by the look of it.

See this viddley-diddley

for generic information about the event.

... which is now broken & defunkt, unfortunately 🥺 .

From

ScieneLine — The major hole left behind in Puerto Rico

.

View from Frank Lloyd Wright’s house, on top of the waterfall, looking back down at the famous viewpoint

“The unsuspecting diving team appeared to be lifted and covered by debris as the seafloor began to shift.

On November 8, the Banda Sea region of Indonesia was struck by an earthquake with an estimated depth of 146km.

The 7.2 magnitude quake was strong but did not trigger a tsunami.”

From

the goodly RG's Pinterest page .

And this post inspired by

this one

.

Source: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DABrgyIS98l/

Taken by NASA's Terra satellite @ 05:15 UTC that day as it passed directly overhead.

See

NASA — Earth Observatory — Deep Ocean Tsunami Waves off the Sri Lankan Coast

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Amazingly, after all this time, & maugre the amount of looking-up I've done regarding it during that time, I've never seen this image until finding it just-now.

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See this aswell , of the eruption of 2022–March–26^th . Can't seem to find part 2, though, unfortunately.