From the International Space Station, Mount Nemrut in Turkey stands as a testament to the power of volcanic eruptions. Its unique caldera, split down the middle by a lake and solidified lava flows, forms an eerie resemblance to the yin-yang symbol. This ancient stratovolcano, dormant for centuries, offers a glimpse into the tumultuous forces that shaped Turkey’s landscape. The interplay of lava flows and water over millennia has created diverse features, including pressure ridges and two contrasting crater lakes, revealing the dynamic history of this geological wonder.