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MODIS Aqua image of Typhoon 18 on top of Japan. I was struck by the sharp edge of the storm to the west.
Modi'in is an Israeli city located in central Israel, about 30 kilometres west of Jerusalem. The population about 100 thousend.
There isn't much information out there about the old Modi Theatre. It opened in 1925, but has been closed for decades and has been converted into retail space.
West Main Street, Barnesville.
Edited MODIS image of a volcano (there are so many) on Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula caught just as it was erupting. Annotated to help show the eruption.
June 5, 2018. The Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, UN Environment Head Erik Solheim and Honorable Ministers at the Plenary Session of the World Environment Day celebrations in New Delhi, India. (C) UN Environment / Michael Booth
देश की न्याय व्यवस्था हो या फिर धार्मिक बहस. जब बात सच्चाई की आती है तब गीता ही एक ऐसी पवित्र ग्रन्थ है जिसकी कसम खाई जाती है लेकिन अफ़सोस की बात यह है कि कभी आर्याव्रत के नाम से जाना जाने वाले देश हिंदुस्तान में गीता महज एक कसम खाई जाने वाली किताब बन कर रह गयी है.एक तरह से यह भी कह सकते हैं कि ज...
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I met Kanchit at Wilson Falls in Brancebridge. He was relaxing in the water. They moved here 4 years ago from India and are now living in Cambridge
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Edited Terra MODIS image of phytoplankton in the North Sea and English Channel. Color/processing variant.
Original caption: Stunning jewel-tones continued to paint whimsical colors in the waters of the North Sea, the English Channel, and the Celtic Sea in late June 2020. The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on board NASA’s Terra satellite acquired a true-color image of the expansive, colorful blooms on June 24.
Phytoplankton are microscopic, plant-like organisms that live in these waters year-round in relatively small numbers. When conditions are right—correct water temperature, long daylight hours, and adequate nutrient load—they can reproduce explosively, creating these magnificent blooms that contain billions of organisms. While blooms may last for several months, individual organisms tend to live very short times. The size and color of a bloom depends on many factors, including the type of species that are present as well as ebb and flow of reproduction and death within the bloom.
These tiny, plant-like organisms turn sunlight and carbon dioxide into sugars and oxygen. In turn, they become food for the grazing zooplankton, shellfish, and finfish of the sea. Blooms fade as nutrient availability drops or they are consumed by booming numbers of zooplankton.
Large protests outside Madison Square Garden ask Modi to end repression of minorities; erosion of civil liberties
MODIS hot spot data for August 17 to September 3, without the distraction of the satellite images. See the comment for the animation.
The yellow ring in the middle marks our house - above is the Witch Creek fire and below is the Harris fire. In between, well, we're hoping the weather starts cooperating…
This image is cropped from the US Forest Service's false color image taken just before 2pm today.
This is just an updated image where I have overlaid METAR observations in black instead of the previous colour plots.
For the Air Mass product, red/orange indicates areas of potential vorticity (subsidence) as dry air from the stratosphere is pulled downward. Green areas indicate warm, moisture at high-levels while olive coloured areas show warm, moisture at mid-levels.
Data courtesy of NASA SPoRT
Prime Minister Narendra Modi (right) and his counterpart, Sushil Koirala from Nepal, during a bilateral meet on the sideline of United Nations General Assembly in New York.
New York; September 27, 2014
photo:-Jay mandal/On Assignment
June 5, 2018. The Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, UN Environment Head Erik Solheim and Honorable Ministers at the Plenary Session of the World Environment Day celebrations in New Delhi, India. (C) UN Environment / Michael Booth
Come fly kites and let every kite tell the world the story of transforming India via education. Kites of knowledge + Strings of wisdom + Hands of experience = Incredible India.
“Strings” is a yearly kite show event hosted by Worlds of Wonder in association with shOObh Welfare society to support the noble cause of education. India’s fascinating progress in sectors such as exports, IT and civil services is credited to the advancement in knowledge and education. Strings 2013 salutes the custodians of country’s knowledge. Hosted at the one of the largest amusement park of the country, Worlds of Wonder, the exciting event brings together leaders in the field of education, business and art. Over the pleasure of kite flying, world-class rides and sumptuous dishes- issues important towards the growth of the country are discussed.
The event encapsulates the vision of education leaders by bringing major school principals of Delhi, NCR together on the same platform. Business leaders discuss how qualitative and more profession ready education can make the youngsters find their true calling in the professional world. shOObh Welfare Society shares the agenda of the year, i.e. saving water and making this planet a beautiful place. Plantation activities and live shows based on cultural theme from various states of India fills everybody with pride of Indian nationality.
Strings is an event of its own unique nature. Many renowned personalities also find it as a creative platform for initiatives and devising campaigns that boost the growth of the country. Past years have witnessed much successful collaborations that have given a solid foundation to the children and youngsters of India in terms of quality education and professional enhancement.
International Recreation Parks Pvt. Ltd, the owner firm of Worlds of Wonder is a socially conscious organization that supports the causes that lead to positive and long lasting change in the society. The company has also recently launched its much awaited Worlds of Wonder Water Park offering another world class destination for a wholesome entertainment, fun and joy.
Website: www.shoobharts.com
One of the parks in Modi'in has an interesting arrangement of boulders I've been meaning to explore, so I did.
CSK radar (black-and-white) and MODIS / Terra (color) satellite images taken on July 25, 2010, show the effects of tropical depression Bonnie's passage on the oil slicks and sheen from the BP / Deepwater Horizon spill. No new oil is seen in the immediate vicinity of the well, which has been tightly capped since July 15. But remnants of the oil slick are visible around the Mississippi Delta.
The MODIS image also shows dozens of small oil slicks from natural oil and gas seeps. These seeps appear unusually active, possibly due to seafloor disturbance caused by Bonnie. A bright area of slicks or sheen between the spill-related oil slicks (orange line) and the area of active seeps (dashed red line) could be where oil from both sources is mingling.
Credit: Skytruth
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Bien que les jours puissent être différents, les voyages avec la famille et les amis pendant des vacances principales sont identiques dans le monde
. En 2008, cependant, le voyage a prouvé qu'il était presque impossible. La neige donne l' assaut aux routes et les chemins de fer fermés à travers la Chine orientale, centrale, et méridionale,
Cette image, capturée par la formation image modérée Spectroradiometer (MODIS) de résolution le matin du 29, janvier 2008, montre la couverture peu commune de neige
. L'image entoure la majeure partie de la Chine orientale et la côte méridionale
Du nord aux sud, presque le pays entier est couvert dans la neige.
Though the days may be different, gathering with family and friends for major holidays is the same the world over. China’s biggest holiday, the Lunar New Year, prompts a mass migration (the largest on the planet, said BBC News) as tens of millions travel home. In 2008, however, travel proved nearly impossible. Snow storms closed roads and railroads across eastern, central, and southern China, reported BBC News. This image, captured by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on the morning of January 29, 2008, shows how extensive the unusual snow cover is. The image encompasses most of eastern China, save the northernmost provinces and the cloud-covered southern coast. From north to south, nearly the entire country is covered in snow.
A beautiful young cat we had in Bonn. Unfortunately a local lady let her Rottweiler off the leash, and Modi became lunch.