Ten satellite images of the earth, each of which is super shocking.

In August p>29, the Ganges Delta was seen from the satellite. (European Space Agency/ vision china/copyright image from vision china)

The earth is the home for human survival. With the progress of science and technology, more and more artificial satellites have entered space to serve mankind. Next, we re-understand the earth from a brand-new perspective through the eye of the satellite, and understand the whole picture of the storm, the flow of clouds and the impact of rising temperature on the earth. The picture shows that on April 1, 22, a strong storm landed in the southeastern United States in North Carolina, USA. (NASA Earth Observatory/ vision china/Copyright Image from vision china)

On March 11th, 213, local time, ocean stratocumulus extended over the South Indian Ocean. The Moderate Resolution Image Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA's Aqua satellite captured this natural color photo. The conspicuous clouds in the photo are rushing from northwest to southeast over the open ocean. (NASA/eyevine/ copyright image from vision china)

On February 6, 22, in Antarctica, the weather station recorded the highest temperature ever recorded in Antarctica. The temperature at the esperanza base at the northern end of the Antarctic Peninsula reached 18.3℃ (64.9 F), and the warm weather caused a large area of glaciers nearby to melt. (NASA Earth Observatory/ vision china/Copyright Image from vision china)

January 2, 214 (the exact shooting time is unknown), satellite image of Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world. (eyevine/ vision china/copyright image from vision china)

March 9, 216, total solar eclipse. The DSCOVR satellite captures the shadow of the moon across the sunny surface of the earth. (NASA Earth Observatory/ vision china/Copyright Image from vision china)

On July 16th, 215, the unique scene of the moon passing between the spacecraft and the Earth. (NASA Earth Observatory/ vision china/Copyright Image courtesy of vision china)

On September 17, 211, astronauts of the International Space Station captured these Antarctic light scenes. (NASA Earth Observatory/ vision china/Copyright Image from vision china)

News on May 12, 214 (specific shooting time is unknown), night scenes of North Korea and South Korea. (Earth Observatory/Exclusivepix/ vision china/copyright image from vision china)

On January 17th, 21, the sea sand under the tides in the Bahamas formed a unique pattern. (NASA Earth Observatory/ vision china/Copyright Image from vision china)

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