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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 25/07/2026

Well, Huub... I've been waiting a whole year for this! 😄 Believe it or not, I actually remembered. It's next summer now! Did you keep your promise and try it? I'm still curious to see how your ant squad reacted!

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 25/07/2026

👋Haha, I'd like to claim that as a dramatic excuse, but real life was far more demanding than any "stalker." 😄

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 25/07/2026

It's been a while. I took a long break from social media to focus on other priorities. I hope everyone has been doing well.🙏🏻🌱 I have a feeling I've missed many interesting stories and discussions, and I'm looking forward to catching up whenever I have the chance. 🌍🛰

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 08/01/2026

A dramatic satellite view of the Mediterranean: A sweeping #SaharanDust arc intrudes between cloud bands, staining the sea in muted browns. The contrast reveals active #atmospheric dynamics—desert aerosols sculpted by winds🌬 beneath layered clouds. ☁️🟤🌊 🛰 #NASA 🌍 worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 07/01/2026

⚠️Iraq sandstorms: The dual threat of #ClimateChange. Lack of rain, rising temperatures, drying wetlands & lakes show how environmental collapse knows no borders. What starts at the Iraq wetlands spreads across the region. #ClimateCrisis #MiddleEast 🛰Meteosat @eumetsat.int ✂️Via @zoom.earth

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 07/01/2026

Satellite imagery shows a #Saharan dust plume moving from Mauritania into the Atlantic. Strong northeasterly trade winds lift and transport dry boundary-layer #dust offshore. Filamented margins indicate wind shear, mixing with marine stratocumulus, and reduced visibility. #AirQuality 📅 2026 Jan 07

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 07/01/2026

Satellite imagery captures a ~255 km pollution plume from Iraq’s Wasit Power Station. Such persistence signals fine PM and reactive gases surviving long-range transport, driving regional aerosol loading, ecosystem stress, and diffuse health impacts far beyond the source—visible only from space.

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 06/01/2026

A strong 6.5-magnitude #earthquake⚡️ struck southwestern #Mexico on January 2, 2026, causing entire buildings 🏣 to sway near the San Marcos area in Guerrero. 🎬X @RapidReport @sangasso.bsky.social

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 31/12/2025

No borders, No wars — just peace for everyone on #Earth.🌏🕊 Happy New Year, Earth🎆🎇

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 31/12/2025

#Argentina: A massive power outage hit #BuenosAires and surrounding suburbs late Tuesday, Dec 30. As a heatwave grips the region ahead of #NewYear’s Eve, NASA’s nighttime imagery reveals large areas plunged into darkness across the metro area. 🎄⚡️🌑 🛰 #NASA 🌍 worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 31/12/2025

This #DustStorm again covers the same SE Iran–Makran–Gulf of Oman region affected ~2 months ago, with similar or greater intensity. Such repetition points to sustained dry surfaces and recurring wind patterns, not a random or isolated event. #AirQuality #Dust 🛰 #NASA 🌍 worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 25/12/2025

Satellite observations show distinct pollution plumes from heavy fuel oil " #mazut 🏭" combustion at major power plants in western and central #Iran. These emissions accumulate over the Tehran–Qom basin, intensifying regional haze and #AirQuality degradation. #MazutBurning #AirPollution #PM25

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 24/12/2025

This animation shows a #DustStorm blowing out of the Gobi Desert of Mongolia. Clouds form a giant swirl where the borders of #Mongolia and #China meet. Although clouds obscure much of the #dust and the landscape below. Clear skies allowing a view of the area where the plumes originate #AirQuality

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 24/12/2025

🚨 CCTV📹 footage from a supermarket🛒 shows the moment a powerful M6.1 #earthquake⚡️ hit Taitung City, #Taiwan. 📼X: @trtworld #EarthquakeTaiwan

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 24/12/2025

Sometimes clouds look familiar, shaped by our imagination and state of mind.🧠✨ This one caught my eye—it looks like a gorilla’s face to me.☁️🦍 I often stumble upon these shapes by chance, and that’s what makes them fascinating.☁️☁️☁️ 🛰 #NASA 🌍 #worldview

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 23/12/2025

This images, captured by the 🛰 #Landsat on December 23, 2025. shows the Sediment and mud, caused by the heavy rains, can be seen gushing from the Mond River, #Iran , into #PersianGulf. ✂️Visualized: 🌍 eos.com/landviewer

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 22/12/2025

Some drivers seem to treat flash #floods like a casual shortcut. This truck is crossing a flooded road as if gravity and rushing water don’t exist. Hint: they do. Turn back. Find safety. Risking your life for a few meters isn’t brave—it’s foolish.

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 22/12/2025

At that time, little attention was paid to the images of the volcanic ash cloud captured by the Sentinel #satellite. The black-and-white image: sentinel satellite.

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 22/12/2025

Off Western #Australia, long-period swells slam into a sudden shallow reef, forcing the wave’s energy upward instead of forward. The result is a rare vertical wall of water and a thunderous roar—often mistaken for an earthquake, but caused purely by wave physics. 🌊🕳 source @abcnews

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 22/12/2025

#BlackSky and #HEO teamed up to image five visiting spacecraft at the #ISS—highlighting the power of capturing brief, high-value moments in orbit. X: @BlackSky_Inc @heospace

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 20/12/2025

This #RedSea dust plume shows how winds reshape storms after they form. #Dust spreads freely over open water, then bends south as steady northerlies take control. The smooth arc highlights #wind steering rather than the dust source itself. 🌬🟤🌊 #Visibility #AirQuality #DustPlume

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 20/12/2025

It’s interesting how #satellites can now photograph each other from space, turning anomalies into visible stories. The #satellite staying mostly intact suggests a quiet failure, not a dramatic breakup. #Space is harsh, and reentry like this is a normal part of the cycle. #Starlink 🛰🌍 📸X @vantortech

Imagery collected by Vantor’s WorldView-3 satellite about 1 day after the anomaly shows that starlink Satellite 35956 is largely intact. The 12-cm resolution image was collected over Alaska from 241 km away.

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 20/12/2025

Satellite imagery shows #dust from southern Iraq & northern Saudi deserts spreading over the NW #PersianGulf. Coastal southern Iran affected with reduced visibility and hazy conditions as dust layers advect SE over the region. #AirQuality Satellite Data:🛰 2025 Dec 20 🌍 worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 20/12/2025

Yes, agreed. It also looks like they rely heavily on aircraft for logistics. Despite the snowy conditions, the runway is consistently cleared. In one image you can even see a transport aircraft parked on the runway, which supports that.

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 20/12/2025

One thing that is interesting though: in a nearby sea area, parts of the ice look scraped or cleared of snow, leaving smoother patches. Could be for surface activity or ice management—not necessarily subs. 3/3🧵

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 20/12/2025

Also, this place is really far from the sea. That alone pretty much rules out any submarine-related explanation from a practical point of view. 2/3🧵

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 20/12/2025

I checked a snow-free image with a wider angle, and you can see the same kind of depressions and water-filled pits in other nearby spots too. Looks way more like a natural or seasonal thing than something built on purpose. 1/3🧵 @covertshores.bsky.social

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 20/12/2025

A snow-free view of the same coordinates, providing a clearer view of the buildings, roads, and structures.

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 19/12/2025

Short-term rainfall does not offset long-term hydrological imbalance. The issue is reduced inflow, high evaporation, sedimentation, and Caspian Sea level decline—rain alone cannot reverse structural drying.

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 19/12/2025

Satellite imagery shows an extensive #dust plume originating from southern Iraq & northern Saudi deserts, advected SE by strong NW Shamal winds. Dust covers Kuwait and the NW #PersianGulf, reducing visibility; marine haze evident offshore. Satellite Data:🛰 2025 Dec 19 🌍 worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 18/12/2025

Internal waves occur year-round, but their surface signatures are much easier to detect in winter months. Seasonal stratification and surface conditions control visibility in satellite images, not wave generation itself.

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 18/12/2025

This article explains how internal waves in the ocean create surface signatures detectable in satellite imagery, and why these patterns appear as alternating bands of reflectance. www.ovid.com/journals/jcr...

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Worldview Earth Data 🌍🌱 @wed-explorer.bsky.social · 18/12/2025

The remarkably smooth, arc-shaped bands in the darker offshore waters are consistent with surface signatures of internal waves, which often appear as regular wave trains in satellite imagery. Their geometry and proximity to the continental shelf support this interpretation, not artifacts. Likely rea

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Remote Sensing of Ocean Internal Waves: An... : Journal of Coastal Research

ABSTRACTThe oceans are density stratified because of vertical variations in temperature and salinity. Oceanic internal waves can form at the...

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