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| The Moon sets above the Great Divide from 86,000 feet above Colorado. |
The snow-capped Rocky Mountains of Colorado stretch across this photograph taken on June 27, 2013 from 86,000 feet. The waning Moon shines in the black sky above the Earth's thin atmosphere. I-70 snakes up from the bottom towards Loveland Pass and the Eisenhower Tunnel.
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| The Moon above the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. |
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| Dillon Reservoir, I-70, Georgetown, Berthoud Pass, and Winter Park / Mary Jane |
In the center of the photo can be seen (from top-left to right) Dillon Reservoir in Frisco, CO, I-70 snaking down from the Eisenhower Tunnel to Georgetown (in valley stretching from left to right,) and Berthoud Pass to Winter Park Ski Area in the top right.
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| Lake Granby and the Continental Divide |
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| Denver and Boulder from 86,000 feet. |
From a view looking northeast, the sprawl of Denver can be seen in the bottom right. Nestled against the foothills and iconic Flatirons, Boulder is on the left, below center.
