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Sunny Skies over the Antarctic Peninsula

Sunny skies and westerly winds prevailed over the Antarctic Peninsula on April 24, 2012. Cloudy weather had just moved out, and temperatures rose well above

By wordlesstech team|2015-06-08T18:05:58+03:00May 3, 2012|Categories: Natural phenomena|Tags: Imaging Spectroradiometer|

Snow and Volcanoes

Besides bordering the Pacific Ocean, the east coast of Eurasia and the west coast of North America have something in common. They are part of

By wordlesstech team|2012-03-02T21:04:49+02:00Mar 2, 2012|Categories: Natural phenomena|Tags: Aqua satellite, Imaging Spectroradiometer, Moderate Resolution, MODIS, NASA|

Swirling Eddy and the Plankton

An eddy swirls in the southern Indian Ocean about 800 kilometers off the coast of South Africa in this image, acquired by NASA’s Terra satellite on

By wordlesstech team|2012-07-23T19:53:50+03:00Feb 15, 2012|Categories: Natural phenomena|Tags: Imaging Spectroradiometer, Moderate Resolution, MODIS, NASA, Terra satellite|

Cloud vortices over Cheju Do

Cloud vortices are seen off Cheju Do, South Korea. When air flows around an object such as a mountain or island, turbulence results.

By wordlesstech team|2011-06-19T18:57:53+03:00Mar 6, 2011|Categories: Natural phenomena|Tags: Imaging Spectroradiometer, Moderate Resolution, MODIS, Terra satellite|