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Why Utah’s Goosenecks Keep Their Bends: Reading Rivers From Space

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Tech & Science · Earth observation Why Utah’s Goosenecks Keep Their Bends Reading rivers from space, from deep canyon loops to shifting floodplains. By NewJinMedia · November 7, 2026 The San Juan River on October 6, 2026, in astronaut photograph ISS075-E-188830. NASA released this image on November 6. NASA / Expedition 75 crew. Source · NASA media terms . NASA’s new Goosenecks image shows a river locked into deep bends. Dated views reveal why channel shape alone cannot tell us how fast a river moves. The San Juan River takes a remarkably indirect route across the desert of southeastern Utah. In an astronaut photograph released by NASA Earth Observatory on November 6, its narrow canyon folds back toward itself again and again, while tributary valleys spread across the plateau above. The photograph was taken on October 6, 2026. Those two dates describe different things: when the landscape was observed and when the public explanation appeared. This is a newly published view of a lon...

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