Earth from Space: Namibia’s biggest salt pan

ESA – Earth from Space: Namibia’s biggest salt pan Applications Earth from Space: Namibia’s biggest salt pan 09/10/2026 106 views 4 likes 529519 ID Like Download LOW-RES JPG [1.89 MB] HI-RES JPG [5.35 MB] HI-RES TIF [698.17 MB] Thank you for liking You have already liked this page, you can only like it once! COOKIES To enable the sharing functionality, please accept all cookies. To adjust your cookie settings, click here . Details Related This image from Copernicus Sentinel-2 , acquired on 5 April 2026, shows the Etosha National Park in northern Namibia. Zoom in to explore this image at its full resolution. The area is a game reserve featuring a large salt flat – the Etosha Pan – as well as numerous smaller salt pans, with vegetation shown in red in this false-colour image. The Etosha Pan, which spans roughly 130 km from east to west and covers 4760 sq km, appears bright white to human eyes. The colours in this image, however, range from the white expanses of salt to light blue where w…