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How one NASA image tells dozens of stories

How one NASA image tells dozens of stories

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How one NASA image tells dozens of stories Himalaya is the father of Goddess Parvati, life in India is possible due to his gracious presence. Without Himalaya India would be a desert with no monsoon rains too cold during Winter as no barricade for Cold winds coming from Siberia, There would not be any glaciers to originate, Indus, Ganga & Brahmputra rivers and her tributaries like Yamuna river. To be exact Without Himalaya life will be not be possible in Northern India where most of Indians live & also in Tibet and in some Southeast Asian countries
Date: 2024-01-04

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A nighttime photo from space of the U. S. about 10 years ago showed lights of what looked like a large metropolis in North Dakota and a huge and crescent-shaped arc of lights south of San Antonio, Texas. I know for a fact there is no huge metropolis in North Dakota and no large crescent-shaped cities south of S. A.
They weren't city lights at all, but the flares from thousands upon thousands of fracking rigs!

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The story of Aleppo and other places, where cities were destroyed by mankind is very sad. Apart of that it is obvious that absence of light is not a bad thing, like some people think. Night is night, therefore should be dark. We as humans are part of nature, therefore should live in the rythm of nature. The night belong to nocturnal animals, and light in the night is killing them.
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It is sad to see how bright my region (the North of Italy) is. Light pollution affects both the environment and people's circadian rhythms negatively. It also looks like a massive waste of financial resources and energy. Can't companies create smart devices with sensors, or limit the brightness of street lamps so to use these resources more efficiently?
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The map also represents the difference between poor and rich people. For poor people, there is darkness everywhere and their life goal is to find that little light to survive. For rich people, survival is almost guaranteed and their life goal is to find more light to thrive.
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Q. 1) Why is Indian and North East Chinese Light is slightly more orangish compared to rest of world?
Edit: Q. 2) Also, Why in Most of the Gulf Nations the light is not orangish but little yellowish whitish type? Please Elaborate!

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Notice in the Thumbnail of this video, it shows continents which are on the opposite sides of the planet, all next to each other, on a flat plane? Hmmmm. The sheep out there won't put two and two together. Question everything.
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All these lights seem so magnificent and toxic at the same time. Its like a beautiful virus embracing the earth. I love the wonders of human kind and civilization. But you all know the dark stuff within.
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-Social divide and political strife-? Or the land is basically uninhabitable without massive capital investment. Political strife is part of it, but it is predominately dark because of geography.
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It-s absolutely incredible seeing the north east US especially the area around New York City being so bright it is a big white spot where you can-t even see the color because it-s so bright
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N. A. S. S. A giving the facts narrator's putting the facts into prospective should humble humanity but we know that's impossible no wonder all boundaries will be crossed
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Insightful video. Africa and South America didn-t get much focus. I-m certain there-s incredible stories to be told from there. Keep up the brilliant work.
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Crazy to think that poor north Korean slaves near the border can see the sky light up from the ultra modern and we'll developed Seoul area.
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Lmao look how dark Africa is despite being a continent so rich in resources. It's almost as if the people aren't smart enough to use it
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Dang. It's almost like humanity shows up on a global scale and can actually affect the planet. But ExxonMobil and Fox News say, -no-.
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This image is completely different from the original images on NASA website. It is composited poorly with exaggerated light.
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Me imagining how the sky will look if it was all dark
People in dark imagining their cities to be full of lights -

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Imagine kejriwal wins the general election in the India and implement his free electricity scheme all over India --
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I'm from Brazil and i hope it keeps this way forever, all those shine places means that the nature is dead.
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4: 14 little funfact: you can still kind of see the border of the old germany. with silesia and kashubia
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