10 beautiful satellite images from Google Earth
Google Earth now owns a collection of images taken from satellites orbiting the Earth up to more than 2500 plates. In it there are many beautiful works, no less paintings of talented artists.
Google Earth now owns a collection of images taken from satellites orbiting the Earth up to more than 2500 plates. In it there are many beautiful works, no less paintings of talented artists.
1. The town of Brawley in America . This town has a long culture of raising cattle. The ground is steamier than sea level and temperatures in the summer often rise to 41 ° C.
2. Ajdabiya (Libya) . This city is located in the Northeast of Libya, along the Mediterranean Sea, bordering Egypt.
3. Nonning (Australia) . Nonning or Nonning Station is a breeding ground (mainly sheep) in southern Australia.
4. Antarctica . This is the 4th largest continent in the world with an area of 14.2 million km2. 98% of Antarctica's area is covered by ice and the average thickness is 1,9km, the percentage of people living here is only 0.0000 people / km2. The lowest temperature ever recorded for Antarctica is −94.7 ° C.
5. Zapotiltic (Mexico) . This is a town in the southern state of Jalisco in Mexico. The population in Zapotiltic is about more than 29,000 people.
6. Bockhorst (Germany) . Bockhorst is a small municipality (an area of only 18.19 km2), of the Emsland district, in the state of Niedersachsen, Germany.
7. Jamnagar (India) . It is the largest city on the west coast of India.
8. The Karas Region (Namibia) . This is the farthest south of Namibia, where very few people live.
9. Exuma (Bahamas) . This place is a county of the Bahamas - a country in the Caribbean.
10. Al Fasher (Sudan) . This is a district of the northern state of Darfur, in the Sudan state of Northern Africa.
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