Earth from space: The Alps
The Copernicus Sentinel-3A satellite takes us over the high, snow-studded Alps under clear skies in this edition of the Earth from Space programme.
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Thank you Mary Angela Deconto on bringing insightful pictures and satellite infographic of Alpine region in Europe on behalf of ESA TV. These are valuable contribution towards space and science ✨🌠
I find it interesting how hard it is to see any city from this distance.
Is this how it really looks like or is this because of a color change or a filtering done by the satellite?
Thank You, for another awesome Earth update.
Always groovy….
I appreciate your Beautiful share👌💖💖🌸, another beautiful video! May the God 💖 You!
The Alps are beautiful, in the winter for skiing and in the summer for hiking.
I don't know how the non-native english speakers find your accent, but as a native english speaker I find it very strong.
Thank you for your smile.
There is something wrong with the audio in this video. It sounds like you captured the sound of audio interference caused by fluorescent lighting and put it in the video. It’s a really loud, bothersome electric whine. You can hear it very clearly at 2:17
You are one sexy woman. Excuse my french
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The SR71 Blackbird could take snaps like this 50 years ago.