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Brine falls from volcanic rock drop off to a runoff stream
June 28, 2009 - Brine that was separated from the sea water by a flash steam desalination process falls from volcanic rock drop off to a runoff stream and then into the south Atlantic Ocean surrounding Ascension Island, home of the 45th Operations Group Detachment 2, Ascension Auxiliary Airfield (aF). This is part of the self-sufficient, power, water and waste infrastructure of the base
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This photograph captures the mesmerizing sight of brine cascading down a volcanic rock drop-off, making its way into a runoff stream. Taken on June 28,2009, this image showcases the result of a flash steam desalination process that separates brine from seawater. The brine gracefully tumbles down the rugged rocks before merging with the south Atlantic Ocean surrounding Ascension Island. Located in Ascension Island, home to the esteemed 45th Operations Group Detachment 2 and Ascension Auxiliary Airfield (aF), this natural phenomenon is an integral part of their self-sufficient infrastructure. Power, water, and waste management are crucial aspects for any base's sustainability. The efficiency of this desalination process is evident as the vibrant colors captured in this photograph showcase nature's motion at its finest. With no human presence in sight, it emphasizes how Earth science and geoscience work harmoniously together. The vertical composition adds depth to the image while highlighting both the rocky terrain and flowing streamlet simultaneously. This stunning snapshot serves as a reminder of our planet's remarkable environment and its ability to adapt to various conditions. Stocktrek Images has masterfully captured not only an awe-inspiring moment but also an essential aspect of sustainable living through desalination technology.
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