Satellite photos show Eyjafjallajokull volcano in Iceland: Ash cloud over Europe in a new way (photos)

Satellite photos show Eyjafjallajokull volcano in Iceland: Ash cloud over Europe in a new way (photos)
Here are people who dedicate their lives to the study of a volcano. And the tools they use to understand how these natural force acts are satellite photos and images.

The volcano Iceland Eyjafjallajokull impossible to see with the naked eye and the effects of the ash cloud over Europe can not allow UK flights and European flights, but scientists are looking at this mountain was volcanic above.The miles of Science The volcano is fascinating and the tools used, and NASA satellites in space available is overwhelming. Some of the photos they share with the public in the photo show.
Using sensors, the scientists can actually pull features not normally visible to the naked eye in the light. For example, a sensor that photographs of the volcano could take a satellite looking down and will not record any smoke or ice, like land mass. They have another satellite to take pictures of the ash cloud over Europe and aviation officials to tell how thick the particle content. All this information is at their office to study volcanoes.