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Three separate Landsat satellites captured false-color images showing an evolution over time of the Dead Sea, also called Salt Sea - the lowest surface feature on Earth - located between Israel and Jordan. The top image is from Landsat 1, acquired September 15, 1972. The middle image is from Landsat 4, acquired on August 27, 1989. The third image is from Landsat 7 on October 11, 2011.
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2013
August 18 - 21
Red Sea Jazz Festival
August 20 - 22
Arad Festival
September 21 - 25
Tamar Festival
September 22 - 24
Hot Air Balloon Festival at Timna
September 25 - 28
Trip: Zorba the Buddha Festival
November
Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibit - Salt Lake City
November 28 - 30
Ya-Salam Belly Dance Festival
November 29 - 30
Musical Cooperative at Zman Midbar
2014
January 8 - 11
International Belly Dance Festival
January 16 - 18
Red Sea Classical Music Festival
January 16 - 19
Red Sea Winter Jazz Festival
June 14 - 16
Israel Opera at Masada: La Traviata
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