The world is on Fire
The world is on fire. Or so it appears in this image from NASA’s Worldview. The red points overlaid on the image designate those areas that by
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The world is on fire. Or so it appears in this image from NASA’s Worldview. The red points overlaid on the image designate those areas that by
Fire destroys and decimates. It takes out almost everything in its path. Satellite images from Camp fire as it burned through Paradise, in California.
In this image from NASA’s Worldview, the world is on fire. The red points overlaid on the image designate those areas that by using thermal bands detect
California has seen a range of natural extremes this summer, from heat waves to wildfires. The state can now add to the list record-warm ocean temperatures.
Meteorologists cannot find the right words to describe the three lined hurricanes—two of them major and all of them threatening land—brewed in the Atlantic basin in September
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Canadian wildfires at Fort McMurray at night, as seen by NASA’s Suomi NPP satellite.
A timelapse video showing Sentinel-3A satellite, from final preparations to liftoff on a Rocket launcher from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome in northern Russia.
Wildfires that can wreak havoc on human health, property and communities, could be detected by sensors on a constellation of satellites.