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Wonder of ScienceA spectacular timelapse flying over Mexico and the United States at night in the International Space Station.
4K landscape version on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qf4a02yOsI
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Timelapse created using photographs taken from the International Space Station, courtesy of the Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit, NASA Johnson Space Center, ISS066-E-16986-17742 http://eol.jsc.nasa.gov.
r0b0t0@wonderofscience Stunning.
I've never thought about how concentrated lightning can be. A large storm or front, but the strikes seem to be contained to small areas.
Atreides@wonderofscience Je ziet ook gelijk hoe dun de dampkring is. En die zijn we nu aan het slopen…😩😢
Nicole ParsonsYou can look upon all that beauty and know that oil billionaires and their financiers are frying it all.
Here, we have something nice that was posted, and it should have been left at that.
jamsa@Npars01 @wonderofscience sure is easy to point fingers
Establishing the source of a problem, often leads to a solution to a problem.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/12/09/politics/big-oil-disinformation-record-profits-climate/index.html
https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2021/09/oil-companies-discourage-climate-action-study-says/
MugsysRapSheet Blog ☑️@wonderofscience
Two things stand out:
1) How thin the layer of "atmosphere" protecting all life on the planet actually is.
2) The orange tint of the atmosphere caused by particulates reflecting sunlight.
BogDrakonov@wonderofscience This reminds me of the AppleTV screensavers that Apple partnered with ISS over.
Pelopon@wonderofscience impresive
@wonderofscience seems the world is burning